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Excerpt from Masterpieces of Eloquence, Vol. 12 of 25: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the Present Time
For if that party in this country imagine that they are strong enough to carry the government by storm, and to take possession of the citadel of office; or if, without intending to measure their strength with that Of their opponents, they con ceive that there are matters of such gravity connected with the conduct of the government that it becomes their duty to call upon Parliament solemnly to record its disapprobation of what has passed, I think that either in the one case or in the other that party ought not to have been contented with Obtaining the expression of the Opinion of the House of Lords, but they ought to have sent down their resolution for the consent and concurrence of this House; or, at least, those who act with them in political cooperation here should themselves have proposed to this House to come to a similar resolution.
But, be the road what it may, we have come to the same end; and the House is substantially considering whether they will adopt the resolution of the House Of Lords, or the resolu tion which has been submitted to them by my honorable and learned friend the member for Sheffield [mn Roebuck].
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