I wish to ask one question,—Am I right or wrong?
Each gentleman exposed the faults he had been chiding,
Would it not be better, Sir, to give those faults a hiding?
I think we have been nibbling at our subject all the night
Instead of saying all we ought to say outright.
I say, Let every boy and girl throughout the land
On radical reform come boldly out and stand;
Fight against wrong in every shape and dress,
Gain for our slighted cause a sound redress;
Be manly, womanly, in everything they do,