... THE WHIG LEGACY. Whatever be the fate of the Derby Administration —whether it be doomed merely to assume a tangible shape and then pass away, or to flounder on, until exorcised by an indignant people through tlie agency of a new Parliament—it cannot owe ...

... taken to get up requisition, through the instrumentality of the conveners of the Old Whig Committee. Lord Melgtind has been spoken of second candidate on the part of the Whigs ; but no definite step has been taken with regard to him: Mr. Campbell, of Monzie ...

... entire Whig party—was scouted by the Tory leaders. Although really in minority in the town, they adhered so tenaciously to the old system of exclusion which distinguished the unreformed Corporation, that they resisted every attempt introduce a Whig ints ...

... that this of dealing with the Whig administration neither wise nor just. The Radical gentle nan who '' thought the people would not be off, respect to Parliamentary repre- tation, under a Tory administration than the Whigs, must have very uncertain or ...

... of the Democratic candidates fur the presidential chairs was beyond adoubt. Even the New York Tribune, the most zealous the Whig journals, candidly acknowledges the total defea of Scott and Graham. It says—* The immense and unprece- dented majorities of ...

... innovations of King John. The old Whig must also come under the same term, for he does not go the length of the new Whig, in dreaming of a Republic, but wishes to preserve tho Crown and Constitution. Thus the Tories and the old Whigs now meet together Conservatives ...

... confidence in his Government. In answer to those who ask whether I ani Whig or Tory, I reply, the old party designations of Whig and Tory are no longer applicable. As a Member of Whig family I may be permitted to point to the practical adoption by the nation ...

... not Manchester that comes to the Whigs, but the Whigs who go to Manchester. If these are the terms of the new Chesham-place compact, they are identical with the disgraceful and impolitic engagements which united the Whigs to the late Mr. O'Connell. We venture ...

... placidly contemplating the Whigs— chewing the cud, while the Derbyites are committing all kinds of mis- j government to forward their own cause and benefit their own supporters. Surely it would be more patriotic to unite with the Whigs to prevent the continuance ...

... on behalf of Protection, they ousted the Whigs. It is scarcely necessary to state that there is not one word of truth in this assertion. It was Lord Palmerston, and not the Conservatives, who ousted the Whigs, and that not upon the name or behalf of ...

... nation has entered, will be interrupted. Should such be the result of the present union of parties once opposed—should the Whig leaders have consented to any compromise, amounting to -a surrender of the principles they have maintained, the result would ...

... event. That accomplished, the talk we have now to report is to the effect that the Whigs (we should rather say, the puny lot of Parliamentary representatives of the late Whig Government, —the legionless leaders,) have resolved on becoming less constitutional ...