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Excerpt from The House of Lords, the People's Charter, and the Corn Laws
The equalization of constituencies, on the broad basis of-eleaoral districts, would be a great im provement in the mode of representation, though it must be admitted it would be a sweeping change to break up the present representative system, and construct one on a new site; yet, as an ulterior measure it would be practicable but certainly the Ballot, extension of the Suffrage, and shorter Parliaments are entitled to precedence, unless they could be all carried at the same t1me still, should only one be attainable at present, that one ought to be the Ballot.
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