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... TREATMENT OF THE PRESS BY WHIGS AND TORIES IN POWER. We believe that, as regards the treatment of the Press, the Whig peop'c in power are just corrupt and selfish as the Toiy 1 ?!?'; not more so. To prove this, let us ask, the first place, how officials ...
... WHIG DISORDER AND DISORGANIZATION. (From the John Bull.) It is a part of the boast, as it is of the character of a Constitutional Conservative, to let all party feeling subside, where the good aud safety of the country are at stake. Despising and abhorring ...
... the integrity of Whig principles from the contaminating split-vote policy of Whig and Tory. But oh! monstrous ! I hear that many of you counselled the part support of Sir Richard Vyvyan, to ensure the return of Mr. Baillie! That one Whig might be secured ...
... assertion ; but, setting aside the exclusive liortion of the sentence, it is must certain that you profess to be a Whig orgin, aod 1I11on Whig prlnciples You cannot therefore object to be tried. Froii the Ultra-rory paper of this city, the Wliigs -have no ...
... LETTERS TO WHIGS ON WHIGGERY. NO. lit. TO ROBEIRT BRIGHT, ESQ. SIR,.-When a political antagonist, who has been fighting tooth and nail with you upon the principles which both nmay severally profess, suddenly veers about, and, from cha- racteriSmS your ...
... POSIES FOR THE WHIG MINISTRY There is no soundness in their understandings, no power of fathoming a subject even of not ex- traordinary depth. The person who talks loud- est and longest to them, carries them along with him ; nor have they even the ordinary ...
... fight c for the spoil. The junction can lead to notlcing but an over- v throw ofthe Whig administration. It is folly to talk ofthe v T'ories gliving more than the Whigs: the leopard will not h change his spots, and though a Tory administration may t come ...
... however disgraced the name of Whig ?? be, by the conduct of some who profess to he Whigs, still the principles of real Whiggisin are good, and I am satisfied that they are out priiciiples. I would call you, geintlemien, the Whigs of Bristol. The sentiments ...
... Till: LATE WHIG DINNERS The exhibition at Leeds was really in the liiul.es Idegree discreditable lo Mr, Macaulay. who had acquired some sort of repute by various sel speeches worked up in all the flimsy foppery of antithesis upon the Reform Bill. This ...
... THE WHIGS A»D THE UPPER HOUSE The thepry. of the Whig journals with regard to the Upper House of the legislature is very different indeed from that of the British consti- tution. We quoted Blackstono's admlrabl ex- position of that theory the other day ...
... Yes 0 ter . ay rT F met in ¢ first business was that of adminis Whig © oath 8 to the members of the two houses, Y8, a n €cessa e “onseque tily occupy at least several Th ntly, public business will not tak °n till probably the 5th of February. Pre Y the ...
... iastout they begin express the least distrust of their Whig friends, or the least impatience under the assurance that Government can afford them not the slightest relief from their sufferings. When the Whigs seem firmly fixed in their seats, to talk of Royalty ...