Macmillan's Magazine 91
Macmillan's Magazine 91
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Election humours, like fashions in dress, run in cycles. We are threatened with a revival of the spiriti if not of the actual scenes, that prevailed in the days of Defoe and Swift, of Wilkes and Hogarth, of Charles Fox and the Westminster Election, and other his- toric incidents. It is a moot point whether the modem process of selec- tion IB preferable to the method of a candidate ofiforing himself for accept* ance or rejection by a constituency.
A few fussy persons nominate them- selves and on...e another as members of an association with some pretentious title, and then daim to speak and act in the name of thousands of electors.
As a preliminary step they exact from aspirants to the honour of becoming Parliamentary representatiyes a pledge to abide by the dedsion of this self- constituted body. The man of fluent speech and ample promises, or, more often, the man with the longest purse, is almost certain to secure the suf- frages, and to be announced as the accepted candidate of the party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Election humours, like fashions in dress, run in cycles. We are threatened with a revival of the spiriti if not of the actual scenes, that prevailed in the days of Defoe and Swift, of Wilkes and Hogarth, of Charles Fox and the Westminster Election, and other his- toric incidents. It is a moot point whether the modem process of selec- tion IB preferable to the method of a candidate ofiforing himself for accept* ance or rejection by a constituency.
A few fussy persons nominate them- selves and on...e another as members of an association with some pretentious title, and then daim to speak and act in the name of thousands of electors.
As a preliminary step they exact from aspirants to the honour of becoming Parliamentary representatiyes a pledge to abide by the dedsion of this self- constituted body. The man of fluent speech and ample promises, or, more often, the man with the longest purse, is almost certain to secure the suf- frages, and to be announced as the accepted candidate of the party.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, John, 1838-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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