Excerpt from Biographical, Literary, and Political Anecdotes, of Several of the Most Eminent Persons of the Present Age, Vol. 3 of 3
To The Good People Of England.
"I will call to my Country loudly and constantly." Lord Chatham.
I trust that neither my name nor principles are obselete; though I am aware that the name is not in such respect, nor the principles yet so active, as at the period of the Revolution. But, if I did not feel myself warranted, in the hope that I address a powerful body of my countrymen, when I call on my brethren of The Good Old Cause, I would not waste my labour on a desperate theme, nor profane the doctrine of liberty, by discussing it to unanimous slaves.
Whiggism we have seen triumphant in America. Whiggism we see preparing her triumph in Ireland. Let us hope, let us prove, that her sacred flame is not extinct in England.
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