...rights of men. adly. That it increafes the influence of the crown. $dly. That it does not increale, but diminifhes, the influence of the crown, in order...firft of thefe objections ; I muft obferve that the phraie of " the chartered rights of " men" is full of affectation ; and very unufual in the difcuffion...

...rights of men. adly, That it increafes the influence of the Crown. 3dly, That it does not increafe, but diminifhes, the influence of the Crown, in order to promote the interefts oi certain Minifters and their party. 4thly, That it deeply affects the national credit. As to the...

...declamation, but by the fober force of truth and argument; and to thefe I return. You obferve, fir, " that the phrafe of the chartered rights of men" is...conferred by charters of the prefent defcription." I have always confidered the expreffion in the famfc light, but for another reafon. A charter, if I...

...rights of men. adly, That it increafes the influence of the Crown. 3dly, That it does not increafe, but diminifhes, the influence of the Crown, in order...chartered rights of men," is full of affectation, aud very unufual in the difcuffion of privileges conferred by charters of the prefent defcription....

...rights of men. o,dly. That it increafes the influence of the crown. 3dly. That it does not increafe, but diminifhes, the influence of the crown, in order...4thly. That it deeply affects the national credit.. A« to the firft of thefe objections; I muft obferve that the phrafe of " the chartered rights of men?...

...objection is, that the bill is an attack on " the chartered Rights of Men. — As to this objection, " I muft " obferve that the phrafe of " The Chartered...prefent defcription. But it is not " difficult to difcover what end that ambiguous mode of ex" preffion, fo often reiterated, is meant to anlwer. " The...

...objection is, that the bill is an attack on " the chartered Rights of Men. — As to this objection, " I muft *' obferve that the phrafe of " The Chartered...privileges " conferred by charters of the prefent dtfcription. But it is not " difficult to difcover what end that ambiguous mode of ex" preffion, fo...

...diminimes, the influence of the crown, in order to pro3-: -.mote the interefts of certain minifters and ir- their party. 4thly. That it deeply affects the national...men," is full of affectation ; and very unufual in the difcufllon of privileges conferred by charters of the prefent defcription. But it is not difficult...

...national credit. VOE. ri. ^ v 1? / As to the first of these objections ; I must observe that the phrase of " the chartered rights of men," is full of affectation ; and very unusual in the discussion of privileges conferred by charters of the present description. But it is...

...an at" tack on the chartered rights of men.—As to this " objection, I must observe that the phrase of ' the " chartered rights of men,' is full of affectation ;'and " very unusual in the discussion of privileges con. " ferred by charters of the present description. But "it...