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... nepotism; but sagacious and impartial readers will perceive that it is not nepotism that is really objected to, but that the Whigs should long have tne exclusive privilege of its exercise. To the public it matters but little; for both parties, when they ...
... the Whigs. Moreover, aa the sweets of office are reserved for a few families, 41 the governing families, it matters but little to the People (who are excluded from all but the crumbs which fall from officials' tables) whether they are called Whigs or ...
... Potte*, althoogh Adtanced libetill, Wis retorted. Nothing but the School of Adversity will teach the demoralised and Moated. Whig*tkat the btoi Policy V* for they are dithooeetly holding office toe pledgee at Reform. ...
... bloated Whigs who are saturated with public spoils. The Radicals below the gangway are not mucn better, for they have aided Lord Palmerston in both snubbing and taxing the People; and now, after seven years sinning, pretend to upbraid the Whigs and make ...
... House? These anomalies will not exist much longer, and their end will be facilitated the insulting speeches—especially by the Whig party—on Monday night. Those in the South who prompted or exulted in the assassination of President Lincoln are beginning to ...
... remember that the Conservatives were dining together and enjoying a pleasurable hospitality, and had not assembled to hear the Whigs abused and Liberalism consigned to everlasting perdition, he would not have troubled us with his insinuation that Mr. Herbert ...
... section the House for the spirited way in which they have acted throughout the session, and without hose assistance the old Whigs would have defeated the measure and obtained what is far dearer to them —office. ThaDks to the independent men in the House ...
... marine storedealer, and not even by Sir John Dalrymple Hay, but by a discharged dockyard clerk. The basest Tory, the mildest Whig, the wildest Fenian, and the totally unpolitical Briton alike will smile when they hear that that injured individual, the dockyard ...
... following AGRI- CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and other Effects, (the proprietor having no further u>e for them,) comprising: a pair-horse Mo whig Machine, single- hor,-e Hay Collector, one-horse Hay Rak^ by Ran- some and Sims, ditto Hay Shaker, small Cart, sundry Harness ...
... tonsils eiilarrr.l uvuh vnfctT*,^ & °- TU '™ m,,,iri »* * constan ?? -tie rwiJ «?* lnp - S, . n lir - or readins, have, by .whig the frrTtatio,, h ! 'T 8 ?? P rev,!nti »« the huskiness. drvne. and oTodn,,w^ fw l''';nt»y attendant on overexertion, ate* ...
... unwillingly, and cor- ruptly deprived. Affairs of the Empire wiU still be left to the Imperial ParUament. A strange ?? of Tories, Whigs, and Radicals has rejected this proposal, and the choice before you lies between Lord Salisbury's ?? of repres- sion and Mr ...
... SpplicatloU (personal visit pun >r«-d). t>PEclA__ ATTENTION is r«juested to 'he foiiowmg, a. 1 - the givat s.-cict o> bi.rro whig uion*-y is to know a reliable 1. Uk t*. to in the hour of need. 8.J.-e ap|.iieati ...