Daniel Deniehy

Daniel Deniehy

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Portrait of Daniel Deniehy Daniel Deniehy,  Bunyip aristocracy

“ But it is to yours to offer them a land, where man is rewarded for his labour, and where the law no more recognises the supremacy of a class, than it recognises the predominance of a religion. (Great cheering.) But there is an aristocracy worthy of our ambition. Wherever man's skill is eminent, wherever glorious manhood asserts its elevation, there is an aristocracy that confers honour on the land that possesses it. That is God's aristocracy. (Great cheering.)
That is an aristocracy that will grow and expand under free institutions, and bless the land where it flourishes.
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Portrait of Daniel Deniehy Daniel Deniehy,  Bunyip aristocracy

“ Let them, with prophetic eye, behold the troops of weary pilgrims, from foreign despotism, which would, ere long, be floating to their shores, and let them now - give the most earnest assurance, that such men as composed the Wentworth clique, were not the representations of the spirit, the intelligence, of the freemen of New South Wales. ”
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Portrait of Daniel Deniehy Daniel Deniehy,  Bunyip aristocracy

“ The interests of these countless thousands were involved in their decision on this occasion, and they looked, and were entitled to look, for a heritage befitting the dignity of free men. (Great cheering.) Bring them not here with delusive hopes-let them not find a new-fangled aristocracy haunting these free shores. ”
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