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... the poor would be received with satisfaction by the people of England. In times gone by, when Whig gentlemen were out of office, and were pandering, as Whigs did, to popular outcries—(laughter)—they spoke of the magistracy as incompetent, and that it would ...
... the poor would be received with satisfaction by the people of England. In times gone by, when Whig gentlemen were out of office, and were pandering, as Whigs did, to popular outcries—(laughter)—they spoke of the magistracy as incompetent, and that it would ...