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HALF MEASURES Do no Good. ELECTORS, The High Tory Canvassers will try to persuade you to split your votes between the two parties. Vote for Shawe AND FitzGerald, or your opponents, when they have duped and defeated, will deride and despise you.
SUFFOLK ELECTION. SHAWE & FITZGERALD.
Published by J. Munro, Printer, Woodbridge [], 1832
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Broadside (280 x 210mm), printed on recto only; slightly soiled but well preserved. The Whigs campaigned to get both Liberals elected at this first post Reform Bill election for the new constituency of East Suffolk. In the event the Tory Lord Henniker was first past the post & Shawe elected as the second member. From 1835 onwards East Suffolk returned two Tory members until its replacement by five single-member constutencies in 1885. Suffolk Election Ephemera.…