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... forced upon them by bribery and fraud. (Cheers.) He pointed himself in the House of Commons to how terribly demoralised the Whigs had become. They were getting nearly as bad as the Tories. (Laughter.) The fathers of some of the most persistent opponents ...

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... liberty all parties. Reviewing recent legislation, Sir Charles said that the Question was whether they would again place the Whigs in power with Ur Gladstone their head ; (Loud cheers.) There were many reforms requital, but these would only be accomplished ...

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