... neither men nor women can be Christians. If it were taught and practised among Chartists, as it ought to be, they would cease to speak irreverently of those whom God has placed in authority over them—they would be contented with their condition, without coveting ...

... indifference, wh subject himself to ridicule t unmoved by the different assailed, he set forward on and completed his journey ...

... afterwards long worn by the patriot hero of Poland, and now belongs to one of the greatest men alive ! I wish the cloak could speak and tell me something of each of its possessors. Of the insane despot, to whom it originally belonged, it could tell me of ...

... of peace; and might have been eased the moment the exigence was The funding system is not money ; neither is it, properly speaking, credit. It in effect creates upon paper the sum which it appears to borrow, and lays o* a tax to keep the imaginary capital ...

... excellent works in prose. His essay on Civil Government is an unanswerahleargumexxt against the Divine right of kings; and he speaks boldly in support of Democracy, Liberty and Equality, tind the Birthright of Man. It is one of his favourite expressions, ...

... desire to participate in, and commemorate the success of freedom, display a power seldom equalled by human genius. Let the poet speak for himself: The town was taken—whither he might yield, Himself or bastion, little matter’d now : His stubborn valour was no ...

... country, with the spleen Of all the under fiends.”—Coriol/Anus“Yet he shall have a mournful memory. Beat thou the drum that it speak mournfully.”—lbid. A gallant bark was once seen anchored on the waters off Stony Point, near Tarrytown, on the Hudson. She ...

... harvest’s spring, the unfailing sun Sheds life and light; the (ruits, the flowers, the trees Arise in due succession. All things speak Peace, harmony, and love. The Universe in nature’s silent eloquence, declares That all fulfil the work of joy and love ; All ...

... the t me of polling, the patty give with a perfect consciousness of fulfilling to his country the sacred duty an elector.” Speaking of the House of Commons, of the people ,s want of confidence in that house, and the means be employed in reforming it, he ...

... themselves by the spoils of our industry, is a trade too lucrative to be voluntarily given up by those who reap its profits. Speak of Universal Suffrage, and the brigands who rob us become intensely alarmed, not much from their hatred to the principle, as ...

... flames and deeds of the brave men who have appeared in almost every country, and who counted no price too dear for freedom. Speak not of the Waldenses, the Albigenses, and the Huguenots; talk not of the Puritans of England, and the Covenanters of Scotland ...

... lightly and without a curve in it upon the water. “ And indeed it is a good spot to find a trout in, sir, as you say—or, to speak the thruth, it used to be long ago, when I was a boy; but—dickens in ’em for throuts !—I believe it’s gettin’ bad an’ scarce ...