FELLOW ELECTORS,

By way of adding injury to the insult which Lord Ward and his

party have already inflicted upon you, it is now currently

reported that the Workmen of the Ward and Black-Cock interest

have been made to understand that they must surround the

hustings to-morrow morning, and prevent your own Candidate,

SHERIDAN, from getting a hearing; so much for Liberty and

Freedom of Speech! Let me advise you, at least to give a

hearing to Sandars; don't do him an injustice or yourselves.

If Lord Ward's Interest demands that you shall not hear Mr.

Sheridan, the Public Press will contain a faithful report of

all he will say in reply, and will be published on Saturday

morning.

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