... of money —is hatred of Ireland. Hence a war with the Irish, as Guizot remarks, has been always popular in England : hence no Whig minister can hold power who does not bring in a coercion bill to starve, crush, and exterminate the Irish: hence since Ireland ...

... leaders their power would be enormous. In my opinion it would be their duty to oppose every bill which an English Minister, be he Whig or Tory, may introduce, until the Ministry of the day pledge itself to make Home Rule for Ireland a Cabinet measure, with the ...

... sculking, venal lawyers—were keeping the Whigs in office (of course, for self-purposes) ; and when every other Court in the world had its accredited Ambassador in England. Time has not altered things for the better. The Whig Ministry is as hostile to-day to the ...

... of Scotland—the moat Iriah divi- aion of that country. Burnet, the historian, and others have given explanations of the word Whig, into which I cannot enter here, though I believe the term had Irish meaning. regards the term Tory, it is still more svi- ...

... their own, so Ireland would thrive under any government but that of England. It is the influence of England, and especially Whig influence, which frustrates the benevolent intentions of nature and renders our country, with the best commercial situation ...

... devotion he lavished on the electors with a facility only equal to that with which ho made them. He does the work his party, Whig or Tory, as the case may be, order him to do. and in due ' time is rewarded by promotion to the Bench. Then he goes on cir ...

... all along their route, is a fact notorious, admitted, and recorded. All the newspaper reporters present, whether representing Whig papers or Tory papers, Metropolitan or Provincial, made notes of the fact, and, as is the custom of those diiels, got them ...

... Union ? Castlereagh and the Whigs. Who opposed it? Thejories.They are bad enough men in their own way perhaps, and did many bad things, but the did not do that. It was the Whigs who sold the country then; it was the Whigs who were selling the country ...

... of a similar character. He supinied the Daily Whig with leaders for some months, and for a year, in 1838-9, edited the Jeffcrtonian a weekly paper published in Albany and devoted to the interests of the Whig party. During the heated campaign of edited the ...

... Heat, The bird's not in his neat,’ Says the Shan Van Vocht, • • • * You may wash nigger white, 8m the Sbaa Van Vocht, And aat Whig and Tory right. Say* the Shan Tan Vocht, Bat cm* thug you’ll never do. That i* get from Parley Voo* The bird that thither flew ...

... the Union waa on the other side, and the government pe ...

... entire world we will let no man, no body of men, and least of all a mere handful of sectaries in the north—no English party—Whig, Tory, or Radical, or all these combined, to force or cajole us to surrender our right (applause). If numbers of the educated ...