... IpUBLIC MEETING-COMPLETE l | SUFFRAGE.I A public meeting, called by the committee of the ,castle Complete Suffrag'e Association, to hear ad- , from W Sharman Crawford, Esq., M.P. for cdale, and Joseph Sturge, Esq., was held on Fri- S evening last, in ...

... Universal Suffrage says he, might for a moment lift up one unworthy or obscure individual to popularity ; but another, still less scrupulous, or more consistent, would soon be over his head, by admitting persons under twenty-one, or paupers, women, or lunatics ...

... that, for himself, he was not disposed to join any political party except in promoting the best ' means for extending the suffrage. After other obserj vations, the Chairman called upon Mr Birhey, the hon. secretary, to read certain correspondence which ...

... speech a large green banner, fringed with white and bearing 111 its centre a representation of a mounted soldier cutting down women and children, with the motto Remember the foul deeds of Peterloo, was broti 'ht into the field, and was the only flag any ...

... for it is a poor stay for a fellow in a panic like that panic of your s! Despotism forsooth e And suppose 'in- discriminate suffrage. as you call it, did lead to *despotism, you quivering coxcomb. Keep your knees from knocking together at such a rate, ...

... the ladies.) —Uni- suffrage was proffered to them by the Financial Association, purified to small extent merely protect it from abuse—from the invasion of the common beggar and the common vagabond. But while they got universal suffrage they must also procure ...

... difference that in America every man has a vote, householder, tax-payer, or not; women and children alone being excluded, but upon what principle of fair pl a w ien n versa! Suffrage is pretended to be the rule, does not appear. Sir George Phillips, Baronet ...

... Commons, for one whole Session, and the better half of another. Nay more; Mr. Daniel O'Connell, the base slanderer of English Women*—be who has classed them, nineteen out twenty, gentle and simple, as prostitutes—baa contrived to have the greater portion ...

... face and name within miles of his house: when he rides out, the men all doff their hats to him with a grin and scrape, the women running after him to tell some great family event, bearing in his mind as well as theirs the most direct and natural connection ...

... gh follows: Universal Suffrage, 'Anntal Parlia- re. meats, Vote by Ballot, Equal Repreaieftation, of Payment of Members,, No Property Qualifica- tat tion. - ; - . \ E Ard Mr. D.-Do you mean by universal suffrage irt that men, women, and children should ...

... not tell the meeting what he considered was the right way (applause). They, too, were for the broad principle of universal suffrage. Notwithstanding their enlightened views, these men unfortunately supported American slavery, with all its horrors. These ...

... her earnings If they looked abroad over England, they would see many young women, bright as the stars of Heaven, beautiful, as the half- expanded rose. What would these young women say to, him (Mir. D.), if he said to them-this man whom you think is your ...