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1t must be qualification to every citizen
who cherishes regard for our free insttu-
tons, to learn, that a new Election for b.
rough officers is announced by the High Con-
stable, to take place on the 18th inst. This
is as it should be, and we are glad osce thata
conviction of the illegality of the former E.
lection has at length overcome all doubts.
After this, we hope to see the thing done in
a lawful, if not altogether in jonteal man
ner. We believe that some of the Council
would, at any time, have agreed to another
Election, and others would have coinsided,
had they not been persuaded to hold on, by
persons who expected to get some of the
crumbs, which were to have dropped from
the council table on the "2d of June" and
who would second any measure, lawful or
unlawful, if their interest could be s.rved.
We have no doubt that little disappoint-
ment and chagrin is felt from the hrostect
before them; and to such as may feel sore, we
would recommend that they apply Gin place
of plaster) the old and true saying


Disappointment is the common lot of ALL"


We hope that those who hrotess to have
the public veal at heart, will no longer dis.
grace their profession; but have an eye the
general good, as we'll as to private aggrand-
zement.