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...in the government of mankind, it becomes of the highest importance to consider whether means can not be found to eradicate the vice in their constitution...constituency their best and most perfect expression. If the present method of obtaining the concentration of the national reason be compared to operations...

...appear by a mere counting of percentage, as those who are guilty of this indifferentism are generally of the most calm and dispassionate as well as of the most instructed and thoughtful people of the Commonwealth. Countless exhortations of the party press, urging such men to take an interest...

...those who are without its pale, than any other absolute, uncontrolled, and irresponsible authority. Looking at the place which representative institutions...constituency their best and most perfect expression. The founders of our parliamentary system, — if that appellation can be justly conferred upon any...