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... THE WM WHIG CIRCULAR. TO TUN ZDITOR OP THZ TABLIT. Sir,—The first sentence in Your leading article of Saturday last describes a certain document there referred to as the Address of the Catholics of Ireland. Ton will be happy to hear you have fallen into ...
... that the twenty-one disappointed nobody, the fault is not with them or in them. They came to Perlis- Bement as Whigs, determined to do Whig work, regardless of the issues. Did the Bishops and Priests who promoted their election imagine that the twentyone ...
... MR. POWER, OF NEW ROSS, OA THE IRISH WHIGS. ...
... his bounden duty to vote for the Whigs when they are in danger of defeat. We can well imagine that a member may consider it very unfortunate, and may very much regret that the only opportunities of voting against the Whigs which present themselves, are not ...
... theirs and the Conservatives. There is not a Whig who holds a seat in Ireland but by virtue of the support of Catholic Priests and Bishops ; and the instant.. that support is removed from the friends of Lord Palmerston, that instant Ireland ought to•take ...
... would cease to be Whigs and Liberals. Unfortunately in England and Ireland therein too huh, difference between Whigs and Liberals on one side, and Tories and Conservatives on the other. The difference mainly consists in this—that the Whigs aud Liberals are ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Wexford People, iu an able leading article, considers the arguments usually put forward on behalf of those Catholics who helped to put Lord Palmerston, Lord J. Russell, and Kr. Gladstone into power, and who still exert themselves ...
... against the advantages of having a Whig Ministry in office. There is no consideration, how important or how sacred .never, that could induce them to turn the Whigs out, or to resist an opportunity of bringing the Whigs iu. Whatever might be at stake, they ...
... next month. It is as clear as day that the argument that the Whigs must be kept in because their successors would be no better than themselves, involves a decree of absolute impunity to the Whigs, removes every motive that might restrain them, and offers ...
... their votes against the Whig Ministers ; viz., Messrs. BOWYER, HENNESSY, MACEVOY, REDMOND, and SumavAx. Where were the other three? Mr. CONNALLY was absent, but where were Mr. MAW IRE and Mr. BLAKE? They were voting with the Whigs. A strong conviction of ...
... the Whig organs, that between PALMERSTON and RussEl.l. on one side, and DEBBY and MALMESRY upon the other, there was no choice open to Catholics, since all were equally hostile. Our own belief is, and, indeed, we know it to be true, that the Whigs and ...
... Conservative candidate to defeat the Whig candidate. The Tories sacrificed their party and their politics to their religion ; the Whigs sacrificed their religion to their party and their politics. It is no wonder if the Whigs feel embarrassed by this damning ...