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... influence every day, and bid fair to drive the pure Whigs entirely from the field, and to return both the members for Edinburgh. Hence the dislike of this party to Mr M'Laren. the elec ion, last winter, the Whigs returned their candidate, Black, by what was ...
... conscientious Whigs, for that liberty of the press which includes all Whig libels and excludes all other.. Let a Tory attack the learning of a Whig professor, as in the case of Leslie e. Blackwood's MaiTazine,' or re!er to the alleged conduct of a Whig lawyer ...
... Lord Panmure, Minister of War. and Lord Palmerston himself, whose marriage with Lord Mel- bourne’s sister carried him into the Whig circle, the present Ministry of England may_ be said to constitute as neat a little family party as could be found. If this ...
... preference and Tories, the equally maliguant between Whigs Ilave we foes of our civil and ? not actual wrougs to get redr ad, and equitable | vindication or rights to get vindicated—to wh redress both Whigs and Tories e equally op- \ | posed? Yes, by enactments ...
... of the Whig and Tory parties at the beginning of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth centuries, and see how completely it had changed, and in some respects been exactly reversed, in the interval. At the former period, the Whigs were defenders ...
... into a corner and pmioned there beyond the power of escape, the editor of the Whig has our permission to indulge his low-boru instincts in low-flung bravado. Of course the Whig replies in similar strain, to which its antagonist rejoins with increased vigour ...
... time ago we of the Privy Osanel, eva to the year 1700 attem been made by veous te govern it was not until the trium power and Whig faction in 1706 that the with all fell into the of any c or two influential men, who could hold , and by a of a favo in the ...
... Mr D. M'Laren. Mr M'Laren not only is not now, but has hardly ever been at any time, a genuine Whig. He has, to his honour be it spoken, been always a Whig and something more. His strong opinions as a Din. senter separated him from the Churchism of the ...
... on the 18th inst. Large mass conventions had been in the West in favour of Mr Fremont for President. There had also been a Whig meeting in Boston in his favour. There was an attempt made at a coalition in Pennsylvania between the friends of Filmore and ...
... Swift, writing in the year 1710, says: * us there seems to have been a barrenness in this point of party names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are net much above thirty years oli, having been pressed ty the service of many successions of parties ...
... Dernueratk journaia, that eight have been Whig and one Independent. It further appears that Colonel Fremont has 182 journals in the north and only six in the I—that of the whole number, 82 have heretofore been Whig, 18 Democratic, 13 Know-Nothing, and 17 ...
... Tuesday last, in a letter from its Ilawick correspondent, has not yet taken place, and I believe never will. Our 'au l i wife ' Whigs, stupid as they are, have more sense then rush upon certain defeat. They speak about a peony imbecription u a mark of sympathy ...