... go round to the members of the House of Commons, and they will say, Sir, we do not care what you are—you may be a beautiful Whig, or an excellent Tory, or a Radical, or anything else, but you must vote (tremendous cheers and laughter). • And if not,—it ...

... responded to the appeal, irrespective of party differences which sometimes prevailed amongst them (cheers). Men of all parties, whigs, tories, and radicals, came forward, and lie trusted it would be with success, to remove that which had so long been a blot ...

... represent, I mean to say (do not suppose I use the word in an improper sense, for I like an honest Tory better than a shuffling Whig) they represent the Tory part of the community—the party which avers that it is for the church and king, by which they mean ...

... which they have furnished friends to our cause. Have those who voted against us truly represented their constituents, whether whig or tory ? No. The people of Ireland and Scotland are with us. (Hear, hear!) In every County of Ireland we have amongst all ...

... of liberty to agitate the question. Then we had fuund out the cheat. Much was said about moderation. IA e have had plenty of Whig moderation—injustice—since then. From the honest Special Magistrates, who have sacrificed their own interests through their ...

... and afflicted that all should terminate in such incongruous and disappointing results. How weak-hearted and base is it of our Whig ministry! How far are they from understanding where their real strength lies, and what it is that would establish them in the ...

... of your late vote. Was it to prove that there is not a, pin to choose in the low and unlofty tone of their religion between Whig and Tory Ministers, between Peel and Melbourne Cabinets That they all alike laugh at it in their sleeves, and all arguments ...

... wish you to bring both these subjects before the British public in the columns of the Emancipator. From what we have seen of Whig policy within these few months, there is little dependence, I believe, to be placed on their voluntary liberality towards the ...

... presented to them, they will not hesitate to sink their politics that they may exalt their philanthropy; the questions between Whig and Tory are as mere chaff compared with the holy question of justice due to an oppresse a d portion of the human race. But ...

... came into power, and the Emancipation Act, such as it is, is due to a Whig administration (hear hear). Why, if I were not afraid of talking politics, I would say, Hurrah for the Whigs (laughter). And now at the present moment when we talk of turning out ...

... represent the new constituencies of Devonport and Manchester, Sheffield and Haliiax (cries of Stroud). Yes, Stroud—and as an cold Whig, and a friend of the revolution of 1683, which gave us our liberties and our religious liberty, 1 hold that I am not much more ...

... or indifferent to the natural, civil, and religious liberties of mankind, save their own 250 Their near Kinsmen, Toryfied Whigs, who, to retain their own Political party in power, would utterly disregard the cry of the oppressed, and if possible, crush ...