... UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE THE SOUTH. The advocates of Universal suffrage having gone the round ■ of the Northern Districts, are now about to try the Southern parts of England, for we see it announced by their Oracle The Northern Star, that meeting of the Working ...

... universal suffrage, taxation, direct or indirect, is universal; but nevertheless there is not an advocate for universal suffrage who will not admit of exceptions breaking in upon his universal proposition, and reducing what be calls universal suffrage to a ...

... out of the presence by conferring on him the iuestimable boons of universal suffrage, vote by ballot, and triennial parliaments. Starving men are to be fed with the suffrage, kept alive in health by walking into box and voting in secret for a Radical ...

... is not alone in practice, however, that we disagree with the Suffrage Society. We differ from them materially in principle. We are not prepared to recognise the dogma that Universal Suffrage is matter of right. Were we disposed to go | into the question ...

... le Ministre, the assurance my sentiments of high distinction. (Signed) L. N. Bonaparte. P.S. forgot to tell you that eighty women still reremain confiued at St. Lazare, and that one of them only be tried by court-martial. Let me kuow if have a right to ...

... Prince, this purpose was instantly beaten down Chartism. The new power in the State moved That thousands of virtuous and modest women were passing the like natural extremities on beds of straw ; that starvation and misery were pervading tho whole length and ...

... must at least gave the franchise women; for women have property personal rights well as men, and must obey the laws as men. or. like men. be punished for breaking them. Many most birrhly educate 1 persons are women women writ- about political economy, and ...

... with the aspect of the day, and the probabilities of tho times, was the prosonco of hoavy masses of soldiery, upou whoso suffrage, administered at the bayonet point or tho cannon's mouth the fate of tho new order of things may possihly soon defend. The ...

... did differ from those of one already ligld at the place recently.—- Tliey were Parliamentary Reform,, by means Universal suffrage, Election by Ballot, and Annual Parliaments,grounded upon certain abstract principles of.the Rights Men; but these wereadded ...

... far from the procession being headed by 5,000 females, he does not think that there was in the whole number more than 100 women present, and they did not head, but were mixed with the procession, The number men, be thinks, were far short of that they ...

... advocates of Universal Suffrage will vote with them —or at least detach themselves from their opponents. M e ( '° not l' e ' ie ve that this hope is well-grounded. We cannot suppose that those who are seeking to extend the suffrage will think of doing so ...

... Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage. They live in the steadfast belief, that these boroughmongers, whatever tjjey may be, are the fruitful source all our woes, and that 44 Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage, are the sovereign unction for ...