WARNING NOTES FROM AN OLD HAND.

Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4845, 21 July 1884, Page 2

WARNING NOTES FROM AN OLD HAND.

(To the Editor of the Btkkins Stab ) Sib,—l would wish to tell the ejectors of Thames County to show their good sense tomorrow by placing Cap t.*Morris, Capt. W. Ftaser, and Alex. Brodie at the top of the poll. Do not let this opportunity of being represented,—not only by men of undoubted ability and: strong inflaence in (he House of Representatives, no matter what Ministry is in power,-*----but men who are not absentees, and whose all is centred in the place, who cannot grind their own axes without sharpening yours. Do not be led by a few wooden* headed fanatics, who go about preaching Cadman and Speight, y We 'all; know that it is .Tery:' £; |mpr i obajblo...^''tha>' Sir George "Grey will again be at the head of a Ministry and where would Cadman, Speight, or Kelly be? In case of the formation of a Ministry composed of such men as Vogel, Atkinson, Bryce, Mitohelson, and DeLatour, we might as well try and ; shingle this peninsula as get anything from them with such representatives. Morris, Eraser, and Brodie can and will get money for us if it is to be had," and; that is what we want, for our public works, roads, bridges, aid towards prospecting, &c. Speight, Cadman, and Kelly,talk of honesty and principle j,they only try to mislead the working men to get good billets for themselves.—l am, &0., v ,';: : j^: ; :^'J^Mx^}i;;/: