... conflict, that in spite of all our differences of opinion, we are every one of us— high or low, rich or poor, Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals] Radicals, or what not— all more or less true Britons at heart, fellow-countrymen united firmly I together by ties ...

... would find that men who had hitherto held what were called moderate opinions were gradually being pushed on one side, and the Whigs were now but hewers of wood and drawers of water to the Radicals. (Hear, hear.) Men like Mr. Chamberlain were trying to guide ...