... PEOPLE WHIGS AND TORIES IN ROSS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PEOPLE. New Ross, 28th December, 1852. The New Ross election of 1852 is not soon to be forgotten.' Some persons fondly imagined that when the contest was atl an end ; when the Sheriff had made formal ...

... marching from one side of the house to the other, just as it would serve the cause of Ireland; now supporting, and now opposing Whig and Tory, neither for love nor hate of either faction, but simply as it would affect Ireland. This policy was so clearly the ...

... kind of glory. Mr. ilikun Keogh .. Solicitor-General for Ireland. The Church never has had any but grand views ; there-, WHIGS .. la the Cabinet--G. fore as often as proud mediocrity, fierce cud haughty in the! Marquis of Lansdowne .. Without other. ...

... make uptheir minds 'to go into the ?political inarket,.to get it from whatever party will give it soonest and, oheapest,—from Whigs, Free Trader_, Radicals or Tories. ijust as they would buy a cow inn market. If they are overscrupulous, and insist upon exclusive ...

... ample power to work, Ireland is that one ; and', accordingly we find that after a full round of empiricism atl the hands of Whigs and Tories, she now presents the natural' results of her treatment. It is surely time that the remnant• of the people take ...

... ten years (from 1812 to 1'851), under the sup.Yrintendence of most enlightened and liberal of all statesmen, Peelites and Whigs, the people have 'been deprived of this ancient universal, and undoubted right, and during the worst periods of the famine ...

... all that either will give us Tenant-Right, if we secure them in Downing-street and bargain with them so. Heretofore the . Whigs gave liberal appointments for Irish vats ; now if we insist on good laws for the ninny, instead of pleas for the few, the good ...

... got confused behind a cloud of debate. When the late government was turned out, four parties had united against them ; the Whigs, the Radicals, the Irish Party, who were the third in numbers, and lastly the Peelites. It was imposn;ble to form a new government ...

... charity, or some of the virtues, to their victims. The Tories club their monies into one fund, so run down Mr. Duffy; the Whigs club together to run down Mr. Power. Then it becomes the plea of tLe multitude to club their mites together and oppose them ...

... bribes, shake their heads and pronounce him insubordinate- lie is not well left the altar when he is the text of a Whig sermon. The Whig press gives faces, if lies be facts, advies and prays against the like of him. This mode of attack is not so easily ...

... the English interest and the Irish. Whosoever is not for a full and perfect recognition of the Jahns of this WNW, let him be Whig or Tory, Protestaa % or Catholic, be is on the English side. Whosever will Esau-like, barter our national rights for any mess ...

... either. We do not think that lay interference ought to influence Episcopal action. What we oppose is, political action based on Whig intligue, and supported by bribery, calumny, and misrepresentation. We say that Mr. Duf:y and Mr. Power, in their several spheres ...