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York Herald, 8 Jul 1859, p. 2     remarks made by the editor of the Whitby Chronicle. ...

York Herald, 17 Aug 1860, p. 2     ...An article from the Whitby Chronicle critical of David Reesor....

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

York Herald, 20 Jul 1860, p. 2     A criticism of David Reesor' public speaking style.

York Herald, 15 Jun 1860, p. 2     Report of a meeting of Brown (George Brown) Grits, contrasting it to one of the Moderate party.

York Herald, 11 May 1860, p. 2     A letter discussing the writer's candidate preference in the upcoming election (Mr. Gamble), and his opinion of others' choices.

York Herald, 4 Jan 1861, p. 2     Reprint of a petition to Sir Edmund Head, asking him to look into the disappearance of money paid by Mennonites and Tunkers to exempt them from duty in the 3d North York militia.

York Herald, 14 Jun 1861, p. 2     Notice of a dinner invitation issued to members of the county council.

York Herald, 25 May 1860, p. 2     Letter to the editor accusing Mr. Reesor of having obtained the printing contract for the municipality despite not tendering the lowest bid.

York Herald, 21 Sep 1860, p. 2     A short notice of John Bell's intention to run as a candidate for King's Division.

York Herald, 26 Aug 1859, p. 2     revious editorial published in the Whitby Chronicle. Editor has taken issue with the duplicity of his principles....

York Herald, 14 Sep 1860, p. 2     A scathing comment on Reesor's recent political actions, in the form of a poem.

York Herald, 27 Jul 1860, p. 2     Article refuting the Globe's claim that Mr. Perry received very little support at a meeting in Scarborough.

York Herald, 8 Jun 1860, p. 2     Article about a meeting held to make arrangements for a "complimentary dinner" in honour of the local superintendant of schools, Rev. G.H. Hill.

York Herald, 20 Apr 1860, p. 2     Details of Moderate party meetings held at Greenwood and Richmond Hill, including a list of men chosen to report "the respective prospects of success of the different candidates who may be spoken of

York Herald, 20 Jul 1860, p. 2     Paragraph accusing the Markham Economist of publishing a letter from one who falsely claimed to be a member of the Moderate party.

York Herald, 7 Sep 1860, p. 3     rticle ("based on facts") from the Whitby Chronicle, criticizing both David Reesor's campaign platform and his performance as Reeve of Markham/editor of the Markham Economist. ...

York Herald, 31 Aug 1860, p. 2    

York Herald, 25 May 1860, p. 2     Details of a meeting held to organize a committee to select a delegate for the Legislative Council.

York Herald, 10 Aug 1860, p. 2     Further details of the campaign speeches of Mr. Perry & Reesor at Stouffville. Perry focused on the consequences of dissolving the Union and the subject of representation by population. Reesor's resp