.. ; . : ". ■ /."Eequisitions'.r, j,- .\-j ! r.-w.- ':;'■.' :■ ii-O* 8 ?^) '•■:■■.- ?v '-;-, h:n; 1 GB»TEEiCEir,-i-LVeg-to acknowledge' the recpipt of your requisition, inciting me to allow myseU 1 to. ba. nominated r for tie representation of this townj in the Provinciai Council now being 1 elected, j ' J " It waa my intention to have abstained from! taking any active part is political affairs, 1 but having.been urgently "pressed by many '.persons,! whose opinions I respecti and having now receivdd so flattering a ! ' mark of your confid«hce . ai' this requisition, I feel bound to , placo my services at^ your dUposal. : ... ■ - "My vibws on the leading questions of the time, are, L daresay, known to you, but to a reply to a requisition is scarcely the best mode of conveying, a fullexpression of opinion, I will take; an early opportunity of meeting you, and atating them at length. : ■ Shortly, however, I may' say, that I am favorable to the policy of opening up the country; by means of railroads, carefully , initiated, and constructed under proper supervision, s policy which, in my ppinion, is in the end far sounder than that of expending large sums of money in making and repairing the main lines of road. If. the electors return me, I shall only, support a candidate for the Superintendency who not biily hblds opinions favorable to the extension of railways, but "who will likewise wield the largo powers still possessed by Superintendents in accordance with the 'wishes of a majority of the Provincial Council. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, . THOS. M. MACDONALD. TO W. H. CALDEE, ESQ., iHVEBOAEOIHr. SIR,-r-We, Electors of the Town of Invercar- • gill, beg to request thatyou will" aUbw'yodrself to' be put in' nomination 1 as a CandifJate for ;the representation of this . Town in ' the ' Provincial ; Council^ believing, as we do, that you'hold sound and progressive views; and,' on your acceding pledge you bur Bupport. „ KMlvor J.H. Smith,. Thosi Brodrick ;N.S. Campbell " i . } GeoviHately - v ' ; ;LouisHume ' .. ■ ..vl&tHi Geisow '. : i i.Broad - . OH. Graham- ; R. Rae ;: - '• ; ' . . ' .'"'.. i ''Peter Eennelly ' ' \ ' L -vD. J.Thompson ■ .'■. •. ■ " : "M^d.. Wright : . .. :t ;_. i- ' Xloixn Brown . t ' A: Mair ••-■-■ ■ \ O.H. Reynolds . . ' William 'Barhani * ti ■ ''>■ G.M.E. Clark ! : F. A;V.| Hammer . John Eingsland . . William*!Lewiß . ; ' ' ' Wm. Blackwood I G. Saunders ! W. Robertson ! W.B. Scandretti . \ Wm. Wilkinson . i John Sloan : : ; \ W. B. Eingswell , ! D. L. Matheson i Jno. Blacklock . . ■ •: ■. j Peter M'Ewen / ■. \ yTm. Garthwaite ■ ; John Coutts ; John G. Smith ; Robert Sloan j Joseph Wm. Oliver : O.W. Evans Jno. Thomson 0. S. Button T. Murphy • G. F. Richardson .■"...■ ! William Russell William Moffetfc , Robert W. Harvey George Grant W. H. Nurse J. D. Hayes 1 ' Wm. Grainger James M'Laren . S.'B. Greig Clement Morton ' HughM'Lean ■• c A. J. Smyth . " Edmund Gillow , Barnard Ekensteen George Smith William Todd " . Joseph Hatch J. V. Ingram . James Haigh _ Joshua Clare J. S. Hunter li. Rogers Henry Rogers James M'Lelland A. H. Puettelkow ' Lewis B. Sangster i H. Dalwig i D, A. Smith InTCTCttgill, 81st July, 1867.
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Southland Times, Issue 712, 21 August 1867, Page 4
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482Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 712, 21 August 1867, Page 4
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