Volume 60: William Campbell letters, 1846-1894: No. 097

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that I had many old friends scattered over that extensive Province, who were likely to carry me in with a large majority, which they did with nearly two to one.  I avowed my conservatism on the Hustings against Mr. Rolfe's liberality and even in the large townships on the gold fields I beat him, so that my election was considered the greatest triumph conservatives had had in Victoria.  I do not care to take a prominent part in politics only having a stake in the Colony think it well to have something to say in the Govt. of it.

What became of the Camden pure merinos? Are they still kept pure?  Could I purchase a few of them?  I shall be glad to hear what you do about the Ewes and I will do my best to assist you.

I remain
Very faithfully yours
Wm. Campbell

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