The problem is simply to convert latent into active sympathy.

There is ample power on our side to move the Cabinet--divided as it is, if we can only arouse that power.

At any rate the object is worth the effort[1131]." In the month of November, _The Index_ began to report these meetings.

In nearly all, Northern partisans were present, attempted to heckle the speakers, and usually presented amendments to the address which were voted down.

Spence was given great credit for his energy, being called "indefatigable": "The commencement of the session will see Parliament flooded with petitions from every town and from every mill throughout the North.