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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 226, 14 March 1861, Page 2

'tt' fill- U) H’Jsfriv Requisition. - j?fe'.tQg&,C - >yji. • • ? : V43-' ? Wanganui, Feb; 1861;. To - ■•_/ H. S. Harflkon," ; ' : / WiHiam f Fox,' : and '% ■■•- - i ‘ W. IT. Wait, s | /’I Z’he dissolution of the late •fjT P^ovinciaY s 'Council, ’by ' his Excellency I the Governor, Y.bich ~: has at ' length .been de-j 1 termipedupon* - renders a . fresh election of; meinfea necessary. ~ 1 . f ., l We v %hose names are KerefcTsußscribed,{ more inaii on any previous similar occasion;- of; bay|rig‘ to representais four' men whose opinions ; on all importantr subjects are in unison with) our own; and ambng :i wliom also wc can feel' certain on all; or most;* of the questmnsl -Uffectihg oiir-political welfare,/ beg ’ respectfully'yo 9£ irequest;' that lyOu ' wilb allow yourselyes to ? be put ,ih nomination as Candidates toitepresent this Constituency.; T From your-lbnjp; residence; amongst us, and; the experience we\have-had\of your fitness to; take part ; in tlie legislation of. the'Froviuce,. .we ) feel no hesitation -in.: pledging oursejves in the. event ofy out.compliance with our, only to f 'record our;,vqtes, butrto-use opr- influence in your favour.when the. day of election . arrives. - ...i/i-' ; i. -! We are,,with/much respect, &c. &c. ‘

/S'igijfetHq • ■■■'i •■■■*'■ vs M. Campbell, J.P. ; o :■'•// !Y)Harper;J.P“ lihv Campbell,:. o<R.JiW; Smith, J. P. .‘o&fe Hicks ,7 Robert Hill v . s' : . eistf lex. Williamson . £ vGefo. iZoberts < ; •7?.;.-i-Mif»S’. i Goodson d- Tlios; Meivcy. Carpet • ! < Andrew Tod- : ■■■■* JanVes Cathro J.P. ■.m Jambs'.Uy Taylor onward Lewis ''James'Alexander - .‘■ ; :/j*hol.:W < aters i James iJeynolds : • •• • Daftiel /Jiehardson,/jr. , . s -Charles sioob >£• . i » <Peter-Hume - r r-f-John Howie ; £ v Thosi Morton

'Jblin ; Cameron}; J.P;:; 1 Horatio de C. Martelli ; John Davidsoni. J. iMi Richards i. :y.; A.Green > David: Bell ■ vDavid Nathan . J*&)pJ>er,.... «... ,« . Gianyille. E. Holland • John Garner James Signal ... William Garner Thomas 'Garner William .Reid Francis ; Williamson ... David J. Small, Peter Bell

WjilJiara Staite ' •, . . Thomas Handley Tbojnaas Me William : Ro%rt Hume , . ;vr Jejli n. Hand ley . Durran . , ’ i T.homas Scrivener, junr Josiah.Claridge AViiliam Paterson ; r ,H. Churton. ~ GrteflScOrcgor T)aj?iel t ftichardson • ’ ‘ .. : -A'lej;.’ ( 'Ajiceii Soul by ; A ' ' E.'.i William 5 John /folder William Howie Alex* McGregor Wallace •.. ~ ’ RqbtV .Cecil Taylor Geo. Huffield , Jolin .Cameron Charles Cameron John jscQuarrie A fexaijder ? . Simpson JcJm Cameron, junr,. $. M. •Curl, :M.IX . * Geprge Franklin •J; H. djursi, .Henry: A mphlet John Crichton H. G. Field A. i Cameron .- ; :: .. . /)ugald Cameron

p : : ' March 3, 1861. GENTLEMEN, beg to acknowledge the receipt of: a; 4 R:eq.aisitiQn, signed by ' yourselves and 6th6r.; Electors; of ■ the districts I of,Wanganui,\'Turakiira,' and I '.ftangitikei, in jviting Messrs. Watt, '/garrison,- Allison, and fmyself, to become Cftifttidutes for seats in,the jProvincial Coiinpit;d,t i, tl|e 'coining election, j Recent events metto hope'that the Constituencies of the province have dis- . covered the error they committed in electing . to the Provincial ’ori tirelast occasion, a majority of ' mem f bersji>whose was to oppose and thwarfcirthe ofi-lhe Superin-' jtendent,! The firmness tof the -latter has, ,! liope, defeated - the a'imsfcof,: what is termed the i Wakefield :.party; ‘whScb,; if we -may judge (from all we lieai, is pretty Pearly fallen to