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... THIE SELFAST NEWS-LETTER. ?? 11 -TUESDAY-OCTOBER 19. DINNER TO GEN. O'NEILL-THE NORTHERN WHIG. There never was any party, faction, sect, or cabal-whatsoever, in which the 7nost ignorant were notthe mosntviolent; t orabeeisnots busier animal than a ? ...
... the wretched resort which we have now to notice. - The Whig asses-ts, that the Belfast News-Letter called Belfast the nest of the hydra of sedition. We are utterly at a loss to know what the Whig alludes'to,'or at what period this language is supposed ...
... GEN. ONEILL AND THtE NORTHERN WHIG- 1 .IF public opinion be an index of controversial victory, we have the pleasure of knowing that our contest with the North- ern ?? has been already decided to our inmost satisfaction. On this account, we dare say, the ...
... willingly hold no terrors over the head of any man, who will abide by the laws of hlonor- able controversy. The object of the Whig in its indiscrimi- nate abuse manifestly is, to prevent respectable Journals from coming into contact with it, that it aay ...
... nt anc important letter relative to the assertions made, on the an- thurity of one of its correspondents, by the Northiern Whig of M'londay last, respecting the alleged hoisting of Orange flags, and other party emblems, by the friends of General O'Neill; ...
... CUMMING. 'To THE 'EDITOR Ol- THIE NEWS LETTER; *Sli-I have read with the most indignant surlpse 'an article in the Northern Whig of ieonday last, headed ' te- conciliation, in-which the ceteduoct-of--tbeRev. Mi: Ctim- ming.- during the late election of- ...
... Member. He also appeared in the House quite as independent as the Hon. and Learned Member.- The present question was neither a Whig nor a Tory ques- tion-neither a Ministerial nor an Oppositions question.- Every mail could therefore discuss it without the ...
... correspon dent of the . Whig upon the present occasion, I neither know nor care; consequently, in the foregoeing remarks I have meant nothing personal- such 'an intention I entirely disclaim, for it 'is the disgusting personalities of the Whig 'which I prineip;lly ...
... Tthe distinctions of state parties have of late been so indefinite, that it-is not. easy tl fix the line of.divisiou between Whigs anid Tories. Bth are no-w- Pa innmen tary Reformerp, though -frrmn Motives obviously differint, arid both seem equally art ...
... if.he attempted it they would withdraw from him their support, he had then to choose between Reform with the support of the Whigs and Radi- cals, and hostility to, Reform with the support of the party hostile to Reform. -iorning CCheoniie. Letters from ...
... property and rights. This resolution-was moved by Mr. J. SINCLAI RE, and lwas seconded by Mr. ?? SiMrs,- Editor of the Northern Whig. The fifth resolution declared the absurdity'and injus- tice of power being -exercised by men under the cha- racter of popular ...
... has taken for one session certain, ata rent of £000. Ofourse, his speculation o n this investment lay in his idea that the Whig Administration would last, arid that he might, in tie bustle for places, procure some appoint. ment. The learned gentleman ...