Reform, without revolution! : in a strict union between the mercantile, trading, manufacturing, monied, agricultural, and labouring classes : on the principle of a really sound and wholesome standard, capable of always adjusting itself to the wants of the people, in regard both to price and taxation : at once rescinding the corn laws, but at the same time giving a full equivalent for steady lowness of price by a reduction of all exising burthens -- whether fifty or seventy-five per cent / by one of no party, a friend to the Chartists but not to the Charter.