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Submitted by Christine Gorman
Royal Gazette, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. July 14, 1846
TO MR. FRANCIS KELLY,
SIR;
The undersigned Electors of the Second District of Queen's County do hereby request that you come forward as a Candidate at the ensuing General Election, for the representation of this District. From our intercourse with you for many years past, we beg to assure you that we have every reason to place our unlimited confidence in your merits, and we pledge ourselves herein to use all the power, influence and interest of which we are possessed, to secure your exclusive return. Given this 4th day of July, 1846
Monaghan
Glenfinan and Johnson's River, Cont'd
Martin Power
John McAree
Hugh Mullaley
Bernard McAree
Peter Traynor
James Callaghan
Patrick Grimley
James McEntee
Francis Shean
Peter McEntee
Henry McQuade
Charles Traynor
James McQuade
Patrick McAleer
Patrick Callaghan
Owen McKenna
John Quinn
Michael Mullen
James Quinn
John McAleer
Michael Clerkin
John McEntee
William Lin
Lake Simpson
Fort Augustus
Francis Loughran
Mark Webster
Francis Quinn
R. Webster
John Quinn
Peter Duffy
Patrick Quinn
W. Holland
Francis Traynor
John Keenan
James Traynor
James Doyle
James Traynor jun.
James McBride
Henry Fitzsimmons
John Burnett
John McAree
John Kelly
Francis Denis
Donald McConnell
Philip McMahon
Henry Corley
Michael Hughes sen.
Mich. Hughes
James Norris
Bryan Hughes
Patrick Traynor
James Power
James Lappin
Peter Hughes
Owen Simpson
John Mitchell
Patricl McKoan
John Keer
James Lynn
Patrick Hughes
James Finegan
Charles McGuire
Owen Traynor
Richd. Clark
John Traynor
John Charles Clark
James Murphy
Benjamin F. Clark
Patrick Goodfellow
George Clark
James Welsh
Patrick McQuillan
Pisquit
John Quinn
Neal Walker
James Kelly
Donald McKinnon
James McMahon
Peter McKinnon
Bernard Kelly
Joseph McKinnon
James Smith
Alex. McDonald (Capt. Sandy)
Thomas Murray
Donald McDonald
Peter McKoan
Alex. McDonald (Bornish)
Jones White
John McDonald
James McKoan
Angus McDonald
Patrick McDonald
Joseph McDonald
John Monaghan
Peter McKinnon (Sugar Spring)
Thomas McAdam jun.
Angus McDonald (Bornish)
Edward McAveeney
Hugh McDonald do.
Patrick Callaghan
John McDonald do.
Patrick McMahon
Joseph McDonald do.
Bernard McKenna
James McDonald
Alex. McPhee
Glenfinan and Johnson's River
John Maloney
James McDonald (Portage)
Donald McDonald
Alex. McDonald
John McDonald (Allisary)
Allan McDonald
Alex. McDonald
James McDonald
Angus McDonald (Right Rev
Alex. McDonald
D. McDonald's father)
James McDonald jun.
Alex. Cummings
Angus McDonald
Donald McGilveray
John McDonald
John Birt
Angus McEachren
Edward Boyland
John Walker
Francis Duff
Donald McEachren
Clement McEachren
Lot 48
James Duffy
John Eden
John McEachren
William Fields
Hugh Campbell
John Kelly
Allan McDonald sen.
Bernard Clerken
Angus McDonald
James Corley
John McDonald
Owen Woods
Donald McDonald
Henry Woods
James McDonald
William McCullagh
Thomas McCarthy
Peter McCleary
John Traynor
James McAdam
Patrick Traynor
Terance Lappen
Michael Hanrigan
John Burns
Patrick Donelly
James Burns
James Clerkin
John Kelly
Patrick Martin
Thomas Kelly
Patrick Woods
James Fitzsimmons
John Beegan
Michael Traynor
Patrick McKenna
Owen Connelly
Hugh McKenna
Peter Quinn
Hugh Sherry
Patrick Clerkin
Michael McQuade
Bernard Creighan
Five Houses
Thomas Comisky
Benjamin Webster
Michael Leverty
James Brogan
Peter Leverty
Francis O'Hare
James Comisky
John Hegerty
John Coyle
Robert Duffy
Hugh Comisky
James Gilligan jun.
John Traynor
Neal Laffarty
John Dunphy
Patrick Henesy
James McQuade
Patrick McKenna
Patrick McQuade
John McLeod
James Mullen
James Ottar
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SECOND ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF QUEEN'S COUNTY.
GENTLEMEN,
I beg to return you my kind thanks for the expression of your confidence in offering to support me as one of the Representatives at the ensuing Election. I will give the subject my most serious consideration, and should I find your feelings and wishes reciprocated by the great body of the Electors of the District, I shall have no hesitation in offering myself a Candidate, and will acquaint you with my determination on Tuesday next.
I have the honor to be your obliged servant,
FRANCIS KELLY
July 13th, 1846.
Although Francis Kelly was defeated in this election, he ran again, and held the seat for over twenty-five years until his death in 1879.