...whenever the people fhall chufe their re-' prefentatives upon juft and undeniably equal meafures, fuitable to the original frame of the government, it cannot be doubted to be the will and act of the fociety, whoever permitted or caufed them fo to do. CHAP. XIV. Of PREROGATIVE. §. 159. TYfHERE the...

...whenever the people fhall chufe their representatives upon juft " and undeniably equal meafures, fuitable to the original frame of " the government, it cannot be doubted to be the will and act of " the fociety, whoever permitted or caufedthem fo to do." Gentlemen, As the very idea of univerfal fuffrage...

...whenever the people fhall chufe their reprefentatives upon juft " and undeniably equal meafures, fuitable to the original frame of ** the government, it cannot be doubted to be the will and act of u the fociety, whoever permitted or caufed them fo to do." Gentlemen, As the very idea of univerfal...

...chufe their * reprefentatives upon juft and undeniably; * equal meafures, fuitable to the original 4 frame of the government, it cannot be * doubted to be the will and ad of the.fo-* ' ciety, whoever permitted or eaufed them ' fotodo15.' As Dean Tucker is no friend to...

...justify itself ; and whenever the people shall choose their representatives upon just and undeniably equal measures, suitable to the original frame of...the society, whoever permitted or caused them so to do. . VOL. V. F f CHAPTER CHAPTER XIV. Of prerogative. \\THERE the legislative and executive - \ y...

...justify itself; and whenever the people shall " choose their representatives upon just and undeniably " equal measures, suitable to the original frame of...dangerous to, but absolutely destructive of monarchy, you certain'}' ought to be reminded that the book which I have been reading, and which my friend kindly...

...justify itself; and whenever the people shall " choose their representatives upon just and undeniably " equal measures, suitable to the original frame of...society, whoever permitted or ** caused them so to do." — But as the very idea of universal suffrage seems now to be considered not only to be dangerous...

...foundations, is, and always will be, just prerogative. " Whatsoever cannot but be acknowledged to be of " advantage to the society, and people in general, "...society, whoever permitted or " caused them so to do." — But as the very idea of universal suffrage seems now to be considered not only to be dangerous...

...itself; and whenever the people shall choose- their representatives upon just and undeniably eyuai measures, suitable to the original frame of the government, it cannot be doubted to be the will und act of the society, whoever permitted or caused them so to do." — But as the very idea of universal...

...and undeniably equal measures, suitable to tl»e original tiara« Ы the government, it cannot lie doubted to be the will and act of the society, whoever permitted or causen them so to do."—Hut as Hie very idea oí uuiversal suffrage serins now io be considered not...