PLEDGED REQUISIONISTS.
[TO THE EDITOR.] Sir — I am pleased to see that both the inhabitants of Greymouth and Cobden ■ riiatfers politic ; but : I . fail, to understand the) meaning of those extensively signed pledged requisitions,, as I , have^^ -alwayscbrisidered that irieri at elections— not previously^ 'jbut;i at elections — are bound to vote for the best man, or men, ac-~ .cording their abest knowledge and belief, but I ask, how can we obtain that ;knowledge and.^arrive at! that' conviction which will enable us honestly to jduty, .until,, _ the; r; nurriber,>.inames,-. and' opiriibris of the candidates are known?, If you. can assist me inrecdnfeilingipleidged;; requisitions, obtained at the very earliest rstages ofthe proceedings, with?the honest and independent performance' of'" 'dor 7 ' duties, as citizens^' you 1 will very much oblige, : ; ; ; . ; . Yours, &c, .•...','..-'.,-";.:. Charles WooLcocKi . Greymouth, N/pv. 5. ; , - ; , -- :
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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1640, 6 November 1873, Page 2
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134PLEDGED REQUISIONISTS. Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1640, 6 November 1873, Page 2
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