Correspondence.
(To the Editor of the Evening Star) Sib,—l hear a great deal about de> feated candidates having their election expenses paid—Mr Speight so much, and Mr Cad man, although a winner in the race, also having a liberal cotnmittee. Why has something in the sajpe direction not been done for Mr Brodrt ?-1 have never had any windfalls from,the County Council, but I know many persons who have lived and thrived well on County favors for the past four years. >Why are they not coming forward P I am willing to subscribe to a fund for Mr Brodie, but I should like his friends er those benefitted most to come forward first;*) Probably the money secured for the Thames, mainly through the exertions of theOb*lft#€b*ir. man, has not brought luck with it, bat this I know, if the Bounty ratepayers have not, as a whole, got the best value for the money many individuals have. Let those benefitted most come forward; I will follow suit—lam, &c, [ Consistency.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4049, 20 December 1881, Page 2
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168Correspondence. Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4049, 20 December 1881, Page 2
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