... in-: sincerity so barefaced. But, there remains to notice the question of your power, in this case: first, your poweri of faking war at all; and. next, the probable cbonse- quences of your making, or at- tempting to make, use' of that power. To make war ...

... newJsbapers; but.it is a iation perfectly indefatigable; kick them' oat at the front door, they creep in at the back door; expose one of. their lies, t1aey instantly invent another.: They -have. nowe..got out' a popular picture, which.has been printed ...

... that I state, that . 1-diiscaimned, from the beginnng, all .reqward whatsoever comiing from that Association.; Iand t-hat, exposed the .*TO putthis beyond all doubtI honestly state, . ,that, soon after the &atholic renthbegan o be collected, a snember of ...

... find m~yself compelled agains$, ny-- wll, to eiploy all te ens my pawec. to carry it: ito effect, if I were not'willhiio, to expose myself to the most disagreiahl consequences, withour;even ebtaining t'ere by fbryour Serehe Electoial-UHighiteas th& object ...

... which he is compelled to put into the hands of persons not chosen by himself; or, in- deed, rather, what follyin any man to ,expose himself to the.shame attendant on such a'situation! - The Reform now proposed willmake a total change in this respect.- It ...