Parliamentary Reform Substance of the Speech Delivered Inthe House of Commons
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But the noble Lord opposite has not attempted to state that the constituency which he proposes to create, will send representatives who, carrying into this House the mind of the people, will also have any interest in preserving the other institu- tions of the country.
But it has been stated, that " the people are dissatisfied, and require the change. " Now my honourable and learned friend (the member for Calne) last night stated most happily, in the 22 course of one of the most splendid speeche...s which even he ever made in this House, that the Government was made for the people, and not the people for the Government. In that ob- servation I perfectly concur ; but I contend, that before we assume the people to be dissatisfied with this Government, we want something far different from the exhibition which has been made to prove it to us. I do not ask upon what grounds, or in what way they are dissatisfied, but I ask the opposite side to prove that such is the fact. Will any man tell me that the current of public opinion has run long and steadily, and, therefore, increasingly, against the old system, and in favour of the new system ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the noble Lord opposite has not attempted to state that the constituency which he proposes to create, will send representatives who, carrying into this House the mind of the people, will also have any interest in preserving the other institu- tions of the country.
But it has been stated, that " the people are dissatisfied, and require the change. " Now my honourable and learned friend (the member for Calne) last night stated most happily, in the 22 course of one of the most splendid speeche...s which even he ever made in this House, that the Government was made for the people, and not the people for the Government. In that ob- servation I perfectly concur ; but I contend, that before we assume the people to be dissatisfied with this Government, we want something far different from the exhibition which has been made to prove it to us. I do not ask upon what grounds, or in what way they are dissatisfied, but I ask the opposite side to prove that such is the fact. Will any man tell me that the current of public opinion has run long and steadily, and, therefore, increasingly, against the old system, and in favour of the new system ?
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