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... DOIVN WITH WALDRON AND THE WHIGS TO MY SUPPORTERS THE APPROACHING ELECTION Tflß COUNTY OF CLARE. Gfstlemen, YIELDING to the wishes of the Independent Opposition Party in this County, and being unwilling to divide the interest of Hut Catholic and Liberal ...
... then denounced the Whigs nearly the same language C 1.. as on the other occasion, lie was this neighhourh > kI. (prom urn c\>RREPr«)' The whole of Ireland was waiting to see what Tinker »ry In Cashel • interest . would do. Now coming on general election ...
... and that I will never shrink from the INDEPENDENT POLICY I proclaimed in my Address. If the present or any future Government, WHIG or TORY, refuses to adopt or support the present TE NANT BILL, as settled the recent Conference Dublin, I will not only not ...
... following paragraph in tha Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday. After referring the immense amount of distress prevalent in that great manufacturing district consequent on the Monetary and Commercial collapse, the Whig says Fortunately for the poor—though, perhaps ...
... Moore and his party have frequently proclaimed their policy to support a J'orv In preferenej to Whig—um-/ then they designate any man they ioi.ih oppose Whig, without being able, in any one way, to affix Wliiggcry upon him. When John O’Connell accepted ...
... festo declares that he will have sympathy with either , Whig or Tory ; but how docs that square with the eon- ! duct of his ft ? f Hear, hear.] The Dublin Even- \ in,/ Post —[hear, hear] —the Whig organ the Castle— | the moment that Mr. Waldron’s address ...
... dcclaratiou of Lord Palmerston’s Solicilor- Qeneral against the miserable grant Maynooth show us what have to expect from the Whigs. I Bhall hold rnvsclf, I alwavs lUornujhlv iadepeiideni all parties. sliimcW'rfally co operate with the other representatives ...
... declaration of Lord Palmerston’s Solicitor- General against the miserable grant to Maynoolb show what wc have cx|)ect from the Whigs. shall hold mvsclf, I alvvavs have been, thoroughly independent of ali parties. 1 shall cheerfully co operate with the other ...
... lair, nor accept excuses, how ever apeciow*. I’livsic is not more fatal to health, hemp r-igue a rat, than place to the virtue Whig. patriot liig and warm ; he admits all you say h.* true, and that for hi* part sliall Ik- r«-ady t>* j*ort the true inten*sta ...
... were going too mr, ami that, as t hey preferred Tories to Whigs, these parties could not join the League. His own humble opinion was that it was matter of pure indifference to them whether Whigs or Tories were office, when the one and the other were equally ...
... tenant right, and down with the Whigs.) If, gentlemen, you send, on this election, man to Parliament who has the faintest taste of Whiggery his comp*>sition, I prophecy this result, that on every hustings Ireland Castle Whig will appear, and will receive ...
... enlarged sense. I will support Vote Ballot, because it will secure the honest voter from oppression; and we all know that both Whig and Tory put on the screw of self-interest to obtain votes. It needless add that all questions of local interest will command ...