... another question whether a second legislative chamber is useful. Thus old bad institutions, conquered from the ignorance and slavery of the people, crumbk to - pieces before the growth of 'knowledge. The following amendment is made in the nd article of the ...

... to a state of insignificance, unparalleled in the history of nations; so much so indeed, that a. state of the most abject slavery seemed to have become habitual.* Already had misery and famine, the consegnences of bad government, got footing among us, ...

... unanimous voice of nations is raised against the proceedings of the Czar. The belief that with the ruin of Poland the hour of slavery is sounded for the other states of Europe, as well as for their Princes, is profoundly engraven upon all minds, and is justified ...