... t Nvould be, 'that the rising generation, under the iu- fluence of thegenerous spirit of youth, would be- come Whigs, whereas under a Whig administra- tion' the young men must growt up decided re- 'foriners. it is to the younig men, after all, to whim ...

... stationer, has terminated in the rejection of jhe conservative candidate, the electors wisely con- sidering that, though a mere Whig is not much worth, he is greatly to be preferred to one of that aywhich as involved the country in debt and Si!fflcultv. The ...

... undertaking to pay to the Emperor of Russia the arrears of a loan contractednunder the treaty of Vienna, a treaty which the Whigs had de- nounced, and liad repudiated the principles upon which it was contracted for the previous ten years. By this treaty ...

... both in a superabundant degree. But the tories of Huddersfi Id say lie is a re- publican, and the radicals that he is only a whig, and so they lay thou' vise heads togetheri and agree to support MichlI Thomas Sadler! _- -- - I .. ...

... be forced to leave office from inability to effect reforms to the extent they desire, there will be an opposition which no whig-torv administra- tion can possibly encointer. The report is men- tioned i n no other paper, nor is it mentioned iu our private ...

... is disregarded. we cannot join in the senseless cry that Whigs and Tories are so much alike that the people need not care Awhich of them are in power. The Tory course was always backward. The Whig adminis- tration does advance. Oar fault to it is that it ...

... Duke of Welling- ton Was driven, from office, is sein in the present House~ of -commons. :In this. body wve have the sum' of.~Whig, improvement! Whom does it content? the Ministers-, and the Ministers only. Whom does it servii':the' Ministers and the Ministers ...

... re- gret thattliey should be contented torubon, merely throughll the conviction of the country that it is better to be in the whig frying-pan than the tory fire, instead of gaining golden opinions from all whose praise is worth having, by a bold and decisive ...

... daily papers are full of abuse of tie Kinand his representative. Our gove- nor is called the ptist-loving Earl-the heartless whig -the namb-pamby novelw.riter, &c. I assure you that his exce ency is treated with as little ceremony as the missionary, short ...

... too strong to be resisted by the virtuous and high-minded ve patriot; Mr. Trafford Trafford is now the pensioner al of the Whig Administration to the amountof one hundredr DP pounds a-year, and is thereby enabled, by reference to 51 his own case, to accuse ...

... strength- en his hands il contending for : measure on which their prosperity so mainly depends! We do some ti mes grunible at Whig tardiness, but what can we siy wioen we see suich apathy, such shauaelul apa- thi, onl the part of the people ...

... short of universal suffrage, annual ke parliaments, and the vote by ballot would be of any ly sevice to the working classes. Whigs and tories were both alike; both were intent upon the plunder of the y pEople, and they must have the power in their own o ...