"To the Working Men of Rochdale: A deep sympathy with you in your present circumstances induces me to address you. Lis…"

"I do not see that it is possible, nor can I discover that it would be right, for me now to withdraw from the cause in…"

"I believe that the intelligence of the people in Scotland is superior to the intelligence of the people in England. I…"

"The Corn Law is as great a robbery of the man who follows the plough as it is of him who minds the loom...If there be…"

"Rich and great people can take care of themselves; but the poor and defenceless—the men with small cottages and large…"

"I am amused to find the fuss our Darlington friends and relatives are making about the Education Bill. Edward Pease, …"

"I am a working man as much as you. My father was as poor as any man in this crowd. He was of your own body, entirely.…"

"If a man have three or four children, he has just three or four times as much interest in having the Corn Laws abolis…"

"Going into the House last night, the caution lately given me by a poor but honest Scotchman struck me. He said to me,…"

"As to the Income Tax, my opinion is that the needful revenue would be fairly and most fairly raised if paid by proper…"