... governori? I Yet such, doubtleos, is thie usual calibre of a Whig Administratiun. It is to t4ese roen that Whig gratitude extends the hand of fellowship. These are the wood of of which Whigs create Inlaisters. The factiors and illiberal obstruction of ...

... embracing quasi-Liberalismn; and the Liberals, numeroes as they I are, consist of oligarchical Whigs. Whigs of the old I e school, Liberals who are Whig followers, Independent i Lt Liberals, and Ultra-Liberals; but there are no common l n views in polities ...

... .-ncei i I the support of all true lovers of the cou ry, Tlis, of course, begets jealusy in the miuds ot tri. !).it ruati Whigs. They belioll with con- sttruatltn o' ud l)-,rbv 'nd his colleagues are as successful in their dit 'rre ir ?? t 'tnave been ...

... In that case, silent I contetimpt wotifli liave been tfeimostesibetual weanpon r with which to meet it. 'I'h cclurse the ,Whigs Ilane ltursued hias led to a more general perlusal of thef do- curlit,-ald, wthilst a difference of oliniull may exist as to ...

... of the ' Tintes ' affords,' ci was defeated at the same time that the inconsistency In and the political dishonesty of the Whigs and Libe- Y' rals rere most clearly exposed. sl The ' 'Morniig Star' admits that one section of thi w Nouse of Common4s, which ...

... in- Ii habitants of Ireland, somewhat in the Brian Boru b style UpOll the change of ministry. All the time-t serving of the Whigs, their truckling to Liberal c Protestants, and their unfair appointments of Ro. f man Catholics, have not gained them Mr ...

... Liberal party has had no such good fortune. Its constitution does not admit of it. It is organized like some Eastern race. The Whigs are its Levites, its Brah. mine the hereditary possessors of all knowledge and the guardians of all mysteries. They have their ...

... than a quarter, Sir E. B. o lvcate his seat, solicits re election, throw' him- self iu the face of public competition; yet the Whig pariv is afraid to start a candidate against him. These are ti)ling and significant truths, and a Conservative Mlinistry has ...

... the disaster, however much their soreness may exhale in e complaints of defection, It is only the little Whig organs, t and the still smaller Whig parasites, that prate of moral f triumphs and substantial success. The great Pal- 's merstonian journal ...

... were hanging up. Y'es, there are several, replied the t lawver; that, pointing to tie scratch, 's say commerin business whig ; that, my Chaacery wig: that, my House of Lords wig ; and that my coult wij-. And pray, sir, w\'ishre is your hlonest man's ...

... measure with the I-on. Locke King,-who has introduced it in several successive sessions. Oip. posed on former occasions by the Whigs, it has heretofore been negatived; but one of the leaders or that ?? Palmerston-anxious to bid for Liberal ?? and voted for ...

... 01 ml office, but whieh thty could not dream of at present. And dr this party allege further, as another reason, that the 'Whig w and Radical party ore at present so disunited tisat it o would he difficult to form anything like a strong Govern- to ment ...