AndIsay，thatsuchfactionsasthesecannevercreateanyobstructiontoaprincewhopursuestheunionofhissubjects，nordisturbthepeaceofhisgovernment。Themenwhocomposethemmustbedesperate，andimpotent；
themostdespicableofallcharacters，whentheygotogetherEveryhonestandsensiblemanwilldistinguishhimselfoutoftheirnumber：andtheywillremain，astheydeservetobe，hewersofwood，anddrawersofwater，totherestoftheirfellowsubjects。
Theywillremainsuch，iftheyareabandonedtothemselves，andtothathabitualinfatuationwhichtheyhavenotsenseandspiritenoughtobreak。
Butifaprince，outofgoodnessorpolicy，shouldthinkitworthhiswhiletotakethemfromunderthisinfluence，andtobreakthesehabits；eventhisdivision，themostabsurdofallothers，willnotbefoundincurable。Amanwhohasnotseentheinsideofparties，norhadopportunitiestoexaminenearlytheirsecretmotives，canhardlyconceivehowlittleashareprincipleofanysort，thoughprincipleofsomesortorotherbealwayspretended，hasinthedeterminationoftheirconduct。Reasonhassmalleffectonnumbers。
Aturnofimagination，oftenasviolentandassuddenasagustofwind，determinestheirconduct：andpassionistaken，byothers，andbythemselvestoo，whenitgrowsintohabitespecially，forprinciple。WhatgavestrengthandspirittoaJacobitepartyafterthelateKing’saccession？Thetrueansweris，asuddenturnoftheimaginationsofawholepartytoresentmentandrage，thatwereturnedalittlebeforetoquietsubmission，andpatientexpectation。Principlehadaslittleshareinmakingtheturn，asreasonhadinconductingit。Menwhohadsense，andtempertoo，beforethatmoment，thoughtofnothing，afterit，butsettingupaTorykingagainstaWhigking：