[43] Consequently, the radicals are right in saying that the electoral reform is in their eyes only a means; but, when they are silent as to the end, they show either profound ignorance, or useless dissimulation.

There should be no secrets or reservations from peoples and powers.

He disgraces himself and fails in respect for his fellows, who, in publishing his opinions, employs evasion and cunning.

Before the people act, they need to know the whole truth.

Unhappy he who shall dare to trifle with them! For the people are credulous, but they are strong.