... he who w uniformly n Whig, or invariably a Tory, could not do hisduiv ! le the country. There were limes when lliej.ist rights .nil prerogatives of the Crow;, were invaded, when no man could j with pronriel. remain a Whig, and there were limes when ...

... time the avowed fa. vourite of the Parly ; but at length (gradually desert, ed by those who stile themselves the mod.rnte Whigs, and whom, for their just desert, he now tails upon tlie people to despise), forsaken by the wainnsl of his former friends ...