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ities of our representation! Yet when he was taken at his word, and the seats for Sudbury were transferred to the West Riding of Yorkshire, how transparent became the source of his clamor! It was not to equalize representation that he demanded an equitable distribution of seats, but simply to take seats from those whose politics were opposed to his, and to give them to those who agreed with him. We thought he was for peace at any price. "Perish Nice, rather than go to war about it! " "Let Savoy go — but save your money!" All because the Emperor of the French was the spoiler. Shift the scene of his "political ethics" --move two thousand miles away — make the experimentum in corpere not a monarchy which is worth no Manchester man's regard, but a model Republic that infallible pope of constitutions, and we find the member for Birmingham roaring for a war — a civil war — denouncing the assertion of the title to self- government — ignoring the clearest rights of subjects to choose