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... This subject has been so often and so ably treated various individuals, that it may even deemed presumptive in any one, now, to intermeddle with it, seeing that the arguments adduced cannot be cnforced any further evidence. Formerly, however.it has been taken in connection generally with the present limited suffrage; and, hence, the arguments, though perfectly correct with reo-ard to the ...

... all the iniquities of which man was ever the victim, this iniquity of money, or tax qualification, is the most horrible and destructible of human happiness, because it is the parent and supporter of all the rest. Murder, rape, burglary, sodomy—even parricide is a venal offence in comparison with it. In the first place, these and all other crimes are but consequences of it, because they are, ...

... abound, fcngth— . , to yield II i’.s hisf its liege at the ii fevv few stored to «c hanged acket for Mitrenchiger from within, nto fear. ts owned with the dis■d his is incite* approba- in r was ■ ordered .heir arms ...

... action, but his whole mind is set on the perpetration of the*deed. .Itrojjtgistrates would endeavour to prevent crime, the removal of those causes which lead to such actions, rather than by inflicting an unnecessary degree of. punishment; if they would establish a wiser and better system of prison discipline,' they would find their exertions of far more avail: for many an aged criminal has ...

... SHE WILLS IT.” M. De La Fayette. ...

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... you profess Chartist principles, and as I confess, in common with many others, my ignorance of what Chartism means, I should be obliged by your informing me what is the meaning of the term “Chartist”? It is one who is an advocate for the People’s Charter. The People’s Charter! pray, what is that ? It is the outline of an Act of Parliament, drawn up by a Committee of the London Working Men’s ...

... ax. « A NATION TO LOVE LIBERTV, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE KNOWS IT, AND TO BE FREE, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE WILLS IT.'’ M. De La Fayette. , nifersal Suffrage, Annual Parliaments, Vote by fiallot, Properly Qualifications, Payment of members, and Electoral Districts No. 70. Price One-Halfpenny. but because it gives the landlord power to limit population, restricting the means of subsistence ...

... There are some well-meaning Christians who think that religion and politics should be kept apart; and the opinion of some is, that Christians, and particularly Christian ministers, should avoid all political questions and discussions as unbecoming their high calling, and leave them, as their phrase is, to the men of the world. But what are the greater part of the writings of the Old Testament ...

... FOR NATION TO LOVE LIBERTY, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE KNOWS IT; AND TO BE FREE, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE WILLS IT.” M, Be La Fayette, ...