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... WHIGS AND TORIES. suppose it will freely admit ted that we are not of the number of those who have given a servile support to the Whig Ministry. No one, imagine, will say that have not invariably canvassed their measures in a spirit of rigorous independence ...
... estate two Whig- horses, teresting. in«» been him at ...
... ti > participation in the crime. The Whigs did the evil, the Conservatives consented thereto, and perpetuate it, and not a Bishop has vindicated the religion o peace by a denunciation o f the wholesale murders. INCIDENTS OF THE INDIA. Two very melancholy ...
... of the Whigs coaleseed with the R 4 rt Redd ge Fp. | their leader. So deep was his at the unexpected result, that for twelve (though the thing was but little known at the time) be was cut. He sent in his the morning sfter the division, and it was only ...
... which has defeated the temporizing Whig, and given | the I’rcsidenlial chair to the democratic party. Hut, strange to say, it would impossible gather from :, either of the London morning papers that there is a Liberty party in the United States, having ...
... LATEST NEWS Lord George Bentinck and • of the Whigs, (From cur London- Correspondent London, June 12, 18*6.— It seems to regar.'. settled thing that the Whigs will, ere long i, Party vengeance will have its fling. The iv. . will league with anybody to ...
... SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1843. SON NUTS FOR THE TIMES. To the Tory- Whig-Radical-Conservative-Free- Trade Premier Incomparable Whig words I—in acts Now Whig, now Tory, as the need is strong: Craz’d dbinterrer of the ncoine ' Strange pendulum betwixt the right ...
... from intimidation long there is open voting ; but whether Whigs or Radicals men will abuse their power if they can. We can affirm, too. from some knowledge of election contests, that the Whigs laugh at the notion that the choice should be free.” Why, ...
... places of another. is a change merely of names, not of things. No principle is altered, no new measures are proposed. The Whigs cross hands with the Tories; Lord J. Russell compliments them for their gentlemanly opposition; Lord Stanley compliments Lord ...
... by agreeing with them, but differing. With Whigs he was a Tory, with Tories was a Whig. This was a touch above St. Paul s being all things to all men. But with Whigs did not continue Tory, nor with Tories a Whig. He rose by the powers of persuasion ; that ...
... vote; he had no committee room ; had carriages to convey voters to the poll. Ipswich has often taken thousands of pounds from whig candidates in return for 500 votes; and now Henry Vincent, relying only upon the power of truth, obtains voles. Every one says ...
... every thing in which the Whigs agreed with the Radicals, trusting to discussion for tlie gradual advance of tho« questions whereon they differed. But in reality there no analogy between the case of Whigs and Conservatives. Every Whig measure since IfiSti ...