... i o a s, Franchise Act comes into operation—then carry all the t er, repeal the new Franchise Act—just imitate the course Whigs) pursued 150 years ago, when they suddenly disf r l,„,tic the Catholics ; and pass any laws that would please then - ' followers ...

... Franchise Act comes-into operation—then carry all the elections , repeal the new Franchise. Act—just imitate the course they (the Whigs) pursued 15fe years ago, when they suddenly disfranchised the Catholics; and pass any laws that would please their fanatical ...

... England, and the members Of the League in Ireland, do not differ so widely that their principles may not be reconciled. Let tlie Whigs' beware. They have trifled with and crushed a noble country. They have insulted and spat upon it. A retribution may be at hand ...

... policy was the of the Whig party when they, with great honour to rinselve s , aided their opponents in passing the Emancipation ; .e t in 1829. They then gloriously belied the oft-repeated Vutation upon one who was once a great Whig, and they not Give ...

... the civil service. They were all swept away by votes of . the House, on his individual motion in each case. Seeing • that Whigs and Tories both opposed reform, let the people achieve their own independence the aid of the Freehold Laud Societies (cheers) ...

... waa crce a greet Whig, and they did not *' Give up party what was meant for mankind.” Tbe Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel, I teknow ledge, acted this occasien upon much carrr.wer than those which were supposed hove moved the Whigs. He and ois right ...

... want her assistance now to satisfy the claimsiof the scarletlady, who is a creditor of longer standing. Earl Fitiswilliasm, Whig though he be, hits the nail on the head, at the York- shire meeting. This is not a question (said his lordship) between the ...

... principle of righteous government might either retrograde or remain stationary. After the declaration, by the head of a Liberal Whig Cabinet, that lie cannot perceive that the nation wishes for a large extension of the franchise; after his avowal of an intention ...

... other lesser names are mentioned as candidates. The official returns of the New York State elections show a decrease in the Whig ranks; for, although they won the election for Governor, it was only by a majority of 258 out of 428,000 votes. Additional ...

... possible consequence of the measure was described and threatened. In spite, nevertheless, of every suggestion of danger, the Whigs Insisted upon concession, and cannot now assert that they were not told and could not foresee what has sines occurred. Neither ...

... a political man, though of Whiggism or Toryinn he knew nothing. (Cheers.) This was the favourite standard toast of the old Whigs 10 years ago, but they seemed of late years to have totally forgotten their early principles. (Hear.) The toast was warmly ...

... by which it might be attained. The true base of Financial was Parliamentary Reform; without that, if taxes were removed by Whigs or Tories, they might be put on again; but once let Parliamentary Reform be secured, and such a result would be impossible ...