... 600 circles, instead of 1500 narrow circles. This is the doctrine of the economists; and such have been the principles of Whig policy ever since the passing of the 14. form Bill. The main point for which they contend who advocate the principles of Protecticn ...

... But the advocates of Mr. Walker's principles will say that this was done by a Protectionist, or, in American language, by a Whig Government, and, therefore, we are in no way responsible for the passing of that act. We grant this to be true. But the same ...

... insignificant class at the present moment; they attribute every diminution in trade to the Government of the day, whether it be Whig, Tory, or Radical; and they constantly affirm that nothing but a complete change in the political state of the country can ...

... this looks very stingy and spoils that beautiful picture of untaxed food hung up Hi the House of Commons, as the emblem of Whig policy. Yes, these form the labyrinth in which Sir Charles Wood enshrouded himself, with his balance at his banker's, until ...