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Mr. Clayton—l have much pleasure in seconding the vote of confidence. Mr. W. Knights—Mr. Chairman, Mr. Locke, and fellow electors, I have come here to oppose Mr. Locke, and I mean to oppose him. You ask me why ? He says be is a Conservative; I am a Liberal. You don’t know what Conservative means; I do. It means thia: “ Serve their own pocket, and leave the multitude out.” I have suffered long over this, and I have thought over it, and how I was to rectify this matter. I say put the Liberal man in. (Voice : Don’t get excited). Me get excited, no, no, not me. Just fancy Nasmith summoning me for rent to-day. Nasmith of the “ little hammer,” not of the “ big hammer.” He sued me for rent to-day, and put on press because I did not go for Mr, Locke. Oh ! no. When you look at me you look at a true Englishman, not a half-bred Scotchman. (Laughter; cries for chair). I don’t care for the chair. I am not one of the half-bred Scotchmen. (Great hissing and general uproar). Just a few words and I will be done, We have got our heads and brains and should see what is right to do, and if yon can’t, then I can’t help you. Now lam done. Mr. Turton now addressed the meeting briefly. Mr. Bailey—l beg to propose as an amendment, that this meeting has no confidence whatever, in Mr. Locke as a representative, and that Mr. Rees is a fit and proper person to represent this district. (Great applause). Mr. Ingle—l second that. The Chairman then put the amendment, which was carried by a slight majority, and amidst much confusion. Three cheers were given for Mr. Locke and Mr. Rees, also three groans for each.

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