The Marquis of Salisbury
The Marquis of Salisbury
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Mr. Disraeli did not admit his * checks ' — or at least one of them, for he wisely refrained from saying anything about the dual vote — to be illusory. 'Were the checks placed upon the suffrage by the Act of 1832 swept away, ' he asked, *in a moment ? ' On the contrary, the ratepaying clauses of that Act, though they had been made at various times the object of much hostile agitation, were maintained. And so would it be with the checks introduced into the present Bill. It is a pity the experime...nt was never tried. Lord Cranborne may have desponded over much as to the probable stability of the provision insisting on the personal payment of rates. He may have been unduly pessimistic in predicting that this breakwater against the inrush of Democracy would be swept away at the first flow of the tide. But his late chief did not allow events to have the chance of refuting the prediction. He demolished the breakwater himself. But that of course was yet to come. On March 18 I ANOTHER HISTORIC * NEVER' 85 his mind was full of the * checks and balances ' of his Bill, and deeply impressed with the conviction that, thanks to them, he had been guilty of no political inconsistency in introducing it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Disraeli did not admit his * checks ' — or at least one of them, for he wisely refrained from saying anything about the dual vote — to be illusory. 'Were the checks placed upon the suffrage by the Act of 1832 swept away, ' he asked, *in a moment ? ' On the contrary, the ratepaying clauses of that Act, though they had been made at various times the object of much hostile agitation, were maintained. And so would it be with the checks introduced into the present Bill. It is a pity the experime...nt was never tried. Lord Cranborne may have desponded over much as to the probable stability of the provision insisting on the personal payment of rates. He may have been unduly pessimistic in predicting that this breakwater against the inrush of Democracy would be swept away at the first flow of the tide. But his late chief did not allow events to have the chance of refuting the prediction. He demolished the breakwater himself. But that of course was yet to come. On March 18 I ANOTHER HISTORIC * NEVER' 85 his mind was full of the * checks and balances ' of his Bill, and deeply impressed with the conviction that, thanks to them, he had been guilty of no political inconsistency in introducing it.
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