Amongst others who declined taking any part in the election was Mr. Brooks Yates; he, feeling so disgusted with the Veniality of the voters, and the bribery that was going on, publicly protested on the seventh day against the conduct of all parties, and said he lifted up his voice against the practice of bribery, which was so glaringly exercised, and which had been carried on by both parties to the utmost extent.
"Recollections of Old Liverpool"
A Nonagenarian
He suspects every adviser of treachery, of self-interest, of Veniality, and he has reason to do so.
"Calvert of Strathore"
Carter Goodloe