... identifi- , cation with the Whigs enabled the Tories to enlist the Protestant bigotry of the country on their side by attacking us and then denotin time Whigs as our aceompliees, we should be e xposedto perpetual dangers. Why, the Whigs were actually enable(' ...

... excuses which Lord J. Russell may condescend to give them. These men are Whigs by nature, and Catholics by accident. They are willing to see things with the eyes of Ministerial Whigs. Lord John is driven, they say, by a clamour from without to pass a hill ...

... them, we fear they will go with whichever of the Whig Lords will accede to power. The Irish members have made a declaration in favour of vote by ballot ; will they support that question should the Whigs again take office ? Will they induce the latter to ...

... is not a Whig; but, disguise it as he may, he comes forward here on Whig principles. He has been supported by the Whig organ of the Castle of Dublin, the Dublin I Post, and by all petty little organs of Whiggery this country. There is not a Whig in this ...

... cowardly slander. The Whig suggests nothing and affirms nothing, because it could neither suggest or affirm anything prejudicial to the revival. It is a dirty bird that fouls its own nest, and we are not surprised at the Whig undertaking the congenial ...

... of a Whig Minker to cover the Catholic Faith with obloquy can shake the belief so generally entertained in Wbig friendship ; whether the threats of a renewal of the penal laws can displace any portion of the confidence FO abjectly reposed in Whig pro, ...

... failing cause, and thus bring on him the additional stigma of cowardice and meanness of spirit. Here is Whig service, and here is Whig reward. If the Whigs had any sense of decency, and were capable of the slightest generous emotion, they would have spared ...

... but the Whig Government. The question is, whether they shall allow the Whigs to be chastised, and thus secure a further postponement of the Bill, and the invaluable aid of the chapter of accidents, or whether they shall interpose lietween the Whigs and the ...

... the Whigs to turn them out ; they denounced them in their writings and in their speeches; they got up a popular outcry against them in Ireland : they maligned, calumniated, and insulted every Catholic who refused to help in bringing back the Whigs. Not ...

... better. Catholi clam and Whiggery are irreconcilable systems: no man can unite than in his own person. A Whig Catholic must he so far as he is a Whig a bad Catholic, and, consequently, serving iii the army of the evil one. lie inay disguise the fact from ...

... extinct. That great Whig has but few imitators, for men are thoroughly degenerate. High principles waste away like wax before fire, and the public is betrayed by those who profess to be its truest and best friends. It appears that the Whigs had seduced the ...

... the speeches of Sir George C. Lewis, the Whig member for the Borough, and of Sir J. Walsh, the Tory member for the County. The Giobe has already indorsed Sir G. C. Lewis' speech as a correct exposition of Whig feeling ; and it is significant as indicating ...