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Goblet has offered himself asa candidate
for the house of Commons for Preston. lie
has made grand entrance, and long speech
to a multitude of people. His friends say,
that the parish officers have lately gone
round to the abodes Of the distressed weav-
crs, for the purpose of inducing them to &C
cept parish relief, and thus disqualify them
from voting at the forthcoming election; and
they have succeededto a great extent. Ev-
cry resident Of Preston, Of every description,
householder, or not householder who has
not received parish pay within one year, and
who is not a Catholic, is entitled to a vote at
the elections for members of parliament,
for that borolgh.--With the proceeding ex-
ceptions, therefore, universal Suffrage pre-
walls at Preston; but it is. nevertheless, q
close Borough The catholics are very nu-
meIOus.