... lt being our opinion that the pages the Circular cannot be devoted to a more useful and proper purpose than the definition of the principles contained in the Charter, as published by us last week, we have therefore taken up the subject of Universal Suffrage, and shall endeavour to prove, W, That it is founded on justice: 2d, On the laws of nature, in strict accordance 'with the principles of ...

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... Cmnl .. FOR A NATION TO LOVE LIBERTY, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE KNOWS IT: AND TO BE FREE, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE WILLS IT.' M. De La Fayette. Universal Suffrage. Annual Parliaments, Vote by Ballot, No Property Qualifications, Payment of Members, & Electoral Districts. Price One-Halfpenny. No. 6. have remained for almost their whole lives in one situation, thus realizing the truth of the old ...

... enter the court as a miller; and I have a presage that the result will be much to your satisfaction.” The miller knew better than to press an inquiry into the motives of his guest; his request, he said, should be complied with. Next morning, the stranger doffed his handsome suit of black, and arraying himself in the miller’s working suit, well incrusted with flour, a corresponding broad ...

... Being the Outline of an Act to provide for the just Representation of the People of Great Britain and Ireland in the Commons’ House of Parliament: embracing the Principles of Universal Suffrage, Property Qualification, Annual Parliaments, Equal Representation, Payment of Members, and Vote by Ballot, Prepared by a Committee of twelve persons, six Members of Parliament and six Members of the ...

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... This subject has been so often and so ably treated various individuals, that it may even deemed presumptive in any one, now, to intermeddle with it, seeing that the arguments adduced cannot be cnforced any further evidence. Formerly, however.it has been taken in connection generally with the present limited suffrage; and, hence, the arguments, though perfectly correct with reo-ard to the ...

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... fOR A NATION TO LOVE LIBERTY, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE KNOWS IT; AND TO BE FREE, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE WILLS IT.” M. Dc La Fayette. an«m-sal Annual parliaments ©ole ballot, (©nalta'cattons, panment fttcmfcerS, & electoral JBfetncts. No. 3. Glasgow, Saturday, October 12, 1839. Price One-Halfpenny. by the sheer exercise of brute force. They have violated every principle of nature—set at ...

... The law is ihe free expression of the will of the majority of the community. No laws are just, which assail those rights of individuals which are guaranteed by the social compact; no actions would be prohibited which are not injurious to humanity. laws can be just or durable, which contravene the immutable laws of nature. Resistance to oppt ession is the right and duty of all. If any member of ...

... The Chartists have, very properly, refused to give up their demand of Parliamentary Reform, to follow the Corn-law Repealers, for the plain and excellent reason, that an extension of the suffrage must be obtained before there is the slightest chance of effecting any change in the Corn-law. Acting upon this principle, the Chartists attended the Anti Corn-law Meetings, and whilst expressing ...

... In the Parliamentary discussion for increasing the salaries of the Judges in 1759-60, the Honourable Charles Yorke defended both the Judges and the measure ; the latter with more success than the former; yet, as the stories to their prejudice were neither flagrant nor of very recent date, the best apology was the little tangible evidence against them. The additional salary was voted by 169 to ...