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York Herald, 5 Oct 1860, p. 2     A letter from J. W. Gamble asking for support in the upcoming Kings Division election.

York Herald, 27 Jul 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 13 Jul 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 10 Aug 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 3 Aug 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 5 Oct 1860, p. 5     This insert is a supplement to the York Herald, subtitled "25 reasons for voting against Reesor and for voting for Gamble." It also includes reprints of the articles "Shakespeare hath it that..." and

York Herald, 17 Aug 1860, p. 3     An open letter by John Ham Perry, offering himself as a candidate in the upcoming election for legislative council members.

York Herald, 20 Jul 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 14 Sep 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 7 Sep 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 28 Sep 1860, p. 2     Editorial responding to a negative article about Mr. Edwards that was published in the Economist.

York Herald, 28 Sep 1860, p. 2     Editorial responding to a negative article about Mr. Gamble and Mr. Perry that was published in the Economist.

York Herald, 28 Sep 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 31 Aug 1860, p. 3     An open letter by John Ham Perry, offering himself as a candidate in the upcoming election for legislative council members.

York Herald, 21 Sep 1860, p. 2     A criticism of David Reesor as a political candidate.

York Herald, 21 Sep 1860, p. 3     A letter from John Ham Perry, a candidate for the Moderate party, nominated at a convention in Markham on June 30, 1860. Includes a list of 23 "principles" which he supports, from maintaining a union

York Herald, 24 Aug 1860, p. 3     An open letter by John Ham Perry, offering himself as a candidate in the upcoming election for legislative council members.

York Herald, 17 Aug 1860, p. 2     Summaries of two political meetings held by John Ham Perry.

York Herald, 17 Aug 1860, p. 6     The second page of the supplement to the weekly issue of the York Herald, examining the political platform of candidate David Reesor (who advocates dissolution of the provinces). Includes a number of

York Herald, 29 Jun 1860, p. 2     Details of a Moderate Party meeting that was held June 23, 1860.