 | 1834 - 428 pages
...superiority over me in one respect, and so am I. (Cheers and cries of no). He is a practised orator and 9 powerful debater. I am not. I speak but seldom in...when speaking of that majority. I will not condescend either to ridicule those who form it at one lime, nor to natter them at another. (Great cheering).... | |
 | John George Lambton Earl of Durham, John Reid - 1835 - 416 pages
...public confidence in the permanence of tranquillity, and the danger which arises from the inter ruption of the peaceful working of our commercial machinery,...conscientiously. I know that. They have been brought np to believe that all that we ask for is dangerous to the institutions of the country. I lament it;... | |
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I know well the meaning of this taunt. He is aware of his infinite superiority over me in one respect, and so am I. (Cheers, and cries of No.) He is a practised orator and a powerful debater. I am not. I speak but seldom in Parliament, and always with... 