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... PrimiUm Church—Clement of Borne. 111. National Education. IV. Adoniram Judson. V. Readings from Old Book— The Independent Whig. VI. Franklin Franklyn; or Vicissitudes of Faith and Fortune. Chapters I. and 11. VII. Literary Notes. VIII. Monthly Retrospect ...
... useless, and the disorganisation and defeat of the party, as such, will, possibly, have been sealed past all redemption. Are the Whigs bereft of their wits I Have they been moonstricken by their self-esteem or I. it conceivable that they mean to betray their ...
... must be conducted are the same. The Whip are Tories In power, the Tories are Whigs out of power. points of disagreement between them are commonly points which every Government, Whig or Tory, will treat alike. The factions seem ti be contending about different ...
... But how it brought about, and who brought it about P In those days the Liberal party was generally known as the ' Whig party. and now the Whig party anti iii Liberals are included generally in the term Liberal party. Well. the Liberal party carried the Bill ...
... traces, with more artistic skill than honest feeling. the rise and growth of parliamentary venality ; anti rather praises the Whigs for excelling in an art invented by the Tories. He elsewhere sneers at disinterested men, Its men who prefer indulging their ...
... of those great Whigs, who were always Democrats in opposition and monopolists in office. (Loud rimers.) lathe last century there was a Duke of Newcastle . who presided over the Deparunent of War, who supported by a powerful league of Whigs. (hear, hear ...
... neither Whig use Tory; but I went into . the House of Commas to advocate that which I believed to be dr of the people, without regard to party ocestilwalliews. (Cheer..) To that rule I have adhered, and we ISM can say now that lam either Whig or Tory ...
... his followers; and that Lord John Russell, and many of the leading Whigs, would willingly adopt the same course is notorious. But during the instances of the separate Peelite and Whig Administrations, pure and simple, either the individual objections ...
... declaring it to be genuine, and challenging the truth of statements made on the part of the working men and Liberia'. The Northern Whig states that the effoct of the proceedings has been to render the breach wider between the Orange democracy and the Conservative ...
... the motion was carried by 287 to 282, when the Whigs for ever dropped it. . . . It is unnecessary now to enter into the causes which induced the comparative inaction that followed this characteristic Whig proceeding. The subject was, however, never allowed ...
... such claims for it, and if it, were accompanied by any pretensions to inhibit the advocacy of larger reforms, such as certain Whigs of mark havelately sliewn a disposition to put forward, we would unhesitatingly reject it But it does nothing of the kind—Mr ...