... extent by millowners. (Hear, hear.) He did not treat this as a party question. He did not care whether intimidation was nsed Whigs or Tories. He wanted it put down equally in either case. J. Gilbert, one of the witnesses examined before Grote's committee ...

... other influences than the free suffrages of the several constituencies, so long will the Ballot be opposed, tooth and nail, by Whigs who have not sufficient faith in the people, and Tories in whom the people have no faith. But Mr. Berkeley has done well to ...