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      neously retired ; how they were maintained in office by his patronizing help ; how they were all but extinguished at the last crisis , only they had set going that low sectarian agitation , which made public affairs too disgusting for the handling of Lord Aberdeen or Lord Stanley ; men to whose politics we " are opposed , but who have as yet done nothing to deprive statesmanship of its rank as a gentlemanly , occupation The party continues

      . in office , because every other party defers as long as possible the un pleasant duty of being its successor . Thus , in describing the clique , we have recorded the retrospect of the session : its factiousness made it the voluntary tool in a sectarian agitation ; its abject weak m ^ mmmi hat haS ed

      for isVi ^ s KV WOr £ 0 Ut the 8 es «^« Astheyraked ^ % PI Pare the session of 1852 . ss ? ilS £ I # hpijpf ;„ 4-u ¦ " « X 'nan ic will be to revive ¦ m

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      force and truthi bTap&ied to rh ^ ^" e ( J mes , a thousand tim « ^? ? * * »»« in-^^ S SSS ^ T ^ S : 5 ssrsw ? ^ i alliance of French dnnH ^^' f ^ Perfidious ^^^ BB S ^ S" ^^ KMr- ^ - ^ lK # »> , „ ... , 1 IOC Io oe the rjarpnf « r . /

      s&s&sgssssss cited men , the heroe ? of bIa m *» ess and perse-Pu-e from all vioW ^ j ™ f " ^ M * ' » e sympath y and adnSion oTV , CVCr ^ - degradation lo think th iVVin f turo P - Jt is a j the great English ? W f « OI fe na / ' ° nal voic e of minister to the pcriK f i ' ! leemed aread y < ios Potis , ,, wF ^ ZZZL * l Continental

      " » . once for a I / he P ° tO take ' «¦ »« - wi ?« " « e o ^«« # io . m ,-5 s « 7 T ° in favour ^ larged and embeH X dI bv ' u ' Cnna a V ™ e , Je ;»> t factions in the p ^ n V m monnr chic ^ and . a ?<» , shame to say ind . 7 ,. i Natl ? naI Assembl y , 2 _ « ' ^ theg / X ^ S ^^ ' ^^ Vai 1 agents of aini r

      " wc ^ ^~ * r - ^ . "nfort ^ n ^^ rf ^ / the murder of „ '"'n vvi l vo , ^ " ^ - ^ nsWiitional faction ? ( "l »^ Iic as h y e ° " » or ° ^^ « " »>« " I = £ Hr ? qP = s ; , T » n « l l ^ s in j , T lm < 1 Un exhausted !

      a ^ . o depu , ^ > ^«^^^^^^ "r M" »» eipa ^ Xfr ^ J , Il ° inan ^ embly fe ^ te ^ afe' ^ W'tfi ! c « iumniator 8 , at peculation and J

      | doned S a suit commenced for the restitution of one ^ ni Z K nd ?* ? 7 item of expenditure , which 1 ; h'ch only , they had declared unsatisfactory accounted for m the registers ? * y It is time to reduce to silence , if not to shame ££ ,: ? i ° ? f- and sterot yP ^ assertion that ™ he Koman Republic was a mere hotbed of spoliat on ^ . . .

      corrupt dealing and malappropriation of the Dublic revenues , on the part ofthe Triumvirate when I : you know veil , that the Commission ap ^ ted ^ the Pope to examine the administration acts and to scrutinize he accounts of the republican munic pahty , declared itself unable , after the rn ^ nu est I search , even to fabricate a delinquency ; Xn the Papal Government , pressed b y the peremptory ? l COmplete exPIa"ations of the Triumvirate and ™ 5 fiS ? Minfat « 3 ofth « BepablSibS

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      I muted by Ihe Repn wSixeeuUve a C ° "V mmm 0 found in prison . g * > olltlcaI detenuto was 11

      dJ ^ SV ^ oS ^ tHh ^ ^ ^ national t reasures ZnM ' - spoliation of and can beT proved tE ^ th " **' ' * mce h is known ^ e ri bald f . briSn ^ . ' ^ V f f " ^ adventurers resisted the French ntt ^ k - " it is now well known -,, „? i el " * »* since the Roman army embraced n" ° T ' thilt forei and i / ooTt 1 ??«?? k"S ? 300 the

      gners , a ^ . _ Italy ; and ^ t » lj hHnit ^ O i ^ 8 fate 8 of entire people couh / l ve en U L ^ if ltlOns ° an at bay for two monVh < f tn 'V > led lloille to hold with open trTnchS L ?" r 'T " * ' ^ d « VH men , co ^ and " ^^ of 36 , 000 exper . ence . and furnished with -, n " ' lr > and ne / of war : 8 inoc ir is m . uTl lm » "ense « . first attack of the fIT ^ " ° Wn ' ^ after the " ¦ ° "' ( mack of the Fr *» n / . ii '" ' ""« me

      have since served to dfr ^ f ' ? ' "i " P » Wi » hed , I " ° { : ^ j" : '"X hcir , vr - ^ - ..: - ^ i-

      ' sia kst ^? 5 ^^^ ssr wht 4 tK ' -1-d . r , * r * r / 'S ^ fc ' li ••»•¦ " -eaJ ie iniuu

      - ^ o '' , „„ lum ,,, «« . ^ « woman l ) em ,, ( . n ^ r ,. caiunani' ^ Government re « Z ^ 7 iS ^ r " '"^ Nah "«» « nd ve ngeance , that eversi onen ^ ^ 'Y ^ ^ ^^ I » 't the inevitable coL

      Govern-T ' -- ¦ ment f > which drives if « . ^ * '" divides a people into assassins ^ tO deS ? air ' and On whom then and on ^ l r . executioners . bility of all the anarch y an / the' II ^ nsU prevail to fall , if not L a fi 2 that now I violence and t ' reachery ? by & ? £ ?«* based ™ the midst of universil SeSatfon {?^ J ' n crying aloud to Heaven ! H ^ lhe Vt i ^ » dit . on produced even one of t ? f , ch exI > eone tne results

      offininllv ^« ,: » J 1 j ... , .. ° / it wao KfesS ^ ^ i ^ rf

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      i S sWsgsPi taxed , and the Admiral of a BrifiS S !¦ k nOt Sheriff ' s officer » Bnf lfi 1 ritlsl ^ ft became a ^¦^ sS ^ SftiS-i ? presence even of Episcopal « Tin * . » a 5 " the a ^ aL ^^ 3- ^ tandem ? F excellence J Quoxisque

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      THE WOZ . VE RHAMP 1 . ON c Novembe ; "LtihouM nfaketV , "' f Jud ^ " - P « : ffiS ? -- - * fifether for the g tftem to act to

      promotion nf " in the raising of S a " ^ " ° , lnterests » aa bidding them to d " « ilf ^ il » " ? eqnall y forto the injllry of narSr ., 1 '"^ y . " by combinin g threats , rfu / this S ? lnd » viduals , or usin « the pemiBsion ^ «» nce prohibition is effectiveon ! ° - ° , 8 lde » aml th « The distinction is ; V ^? * other « de . Hampton case ? ft „ " ^ V the Wolvermet together - that a ^ f * " that thc ma 8 ter « 1 ' erry 4 ted hi « 1 " ?* ""^ "ft Mr . Edward

      which ho coud have tT ""* ^ ' trou « ]« b ? J that of ofiil ^ ^ ° ! h , m ° tive d » d not ptvpme a boml ru r dill 7 . althou « Ile into any specific art nf , the masters enter that they acted together in ir' "' ? ' * evi ( k > nt that they " would notL ? r ^ ? ° tIecI « r « tion ever understand « i ^ < llCblted . to" On whatto act together i . f tle ^ T CVldentl y Prepared plans . ilc "la'ntenunco of their own 1 mhi

      " Guilty" on tli ««\ ' " »««> e ( their verdicts oi not thi , { k it ca " n f ° ^ distinction . W « iio that the permT ^ r ' f ? ir *' - ll is ' ^^ cw'don * not Iiinited 7 « tl *" , '"' IIlafit <; ' « «« combiiie is It 8 t « „ " 10 » M ! riod of ' *«> b ^ ing out « f work . " n < nut V t Cm ° ? alHO that th

      ' " i ;^ as : ;^ ^ ^ ™* thing proved was t it th « r lestftlon ; tho " »^ 7 together . Jn nuaimh ir uT M ^ mastcre ' acted » diatinction , conced 2 f ' i JlIstlC 0 Erh drew ' bination to workm-n f T loin , ° pcacefilJl com " hi » nK " : a con ^ on J- i "" < lcr "« " « " «*» of to thone wh < , are ^ " " whl . » n J »««« prohibition the J , Jry at ^ J "'" f contract ; and wo suppose ™ 0 * 11 turned

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      "Altho ?^ A ND THE FACTION . made pe ° rg& Ztl ^ ^^ shou Id ^ thi , time have the coarsest a ' nd clumsieSrm ^ r " ^ "l ""* made ^ them the evidence !" of falsehoodT 7 n ' 1 ° * ? ey bear uPon r ^ -s ^^^ ^ e ;^^^

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  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 9, 1851, page 753, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1895/page/13/