degree. Why then would they fufpend their Good-nature and Generofity, as Englishmen, the natural bent of their Country, of running to the Aid of the Afflicted, to be made Tools, and form a Poffe, to affift the Meffengers of the Treasury against their Fellow Member?

No Man could help plainly feeing, that Mr. Steele in thefe Writings had gone as far as he could with any Safety to his Liberty or Life, and that he got into the House of Commons, for no Reafon but to say more for the Good of his deluded Country: And must the House of Commons fruftrate this Delign?

There are many Instances of Punishments in the House for being too obfequious to the Court against the People; but Mr. Steele is the first that fell there for being Audacious towards Minifters, in behalf of his Country.

But be all that was done againft him forgotten, and the Names of the Actors in it, except the Meffengers themselves, never mentioned with this Circumstance of their Lives; but let those who were for an oppreffed Gentleman, their Fellow-Citizen, against as high an Info. lence as ever was offered to the Legislature, be had in everlasting Remembrance. Many of them have taken care of that for themselves, by illuftrious Actions; many of them, with the Affiftance of perfonal Accomplishments, as well as Youth, Birth, and Fortune, are blooming and growing in the Purfuits of Virtue, and Honour; the reft of them are Men of the greatest Fortunes in this Realm, who are come to the Evening of honourable Days, and have nobler Profpecs in View, than to follow Mer-

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