... and others of the Whig leaders, actei with thorough heartiness in support of the two Liberal candidates; bat numbers gave cold support, and not few voted for one only; and some —we know not yet whether only few— voted for the Whig candidate and for Sir ...

... which freed Italy, which is freeing Germany, which will yet free poor Ireland, is at this very moment, spite of Tories and Whigs, enfranchising the industrious millions of this great kingdom—the sclf-samo power, we believe, it is, and none other. In this ...

... will be observed that the motion for the second reading of Mr. Bainea'Bfll was opposed by Lord Echo.a Whig Lord,whowasseconded by Mr. Adam Black, the Whig member for Edinburgh, and supported by Mr. Lowe, until lately member of the present Government. Mr ...

... phenomenon will have on the future of our country. Mr. Disraeli claims that the Reform question was Tory property rather than Whig - that Pitt held very advanced opinions upon it, and that Lord Derby has only given effect to the Tory principles of the ...

... that there is, and vote for one against the other ? The Government is fast sliding down-hill, and will die of languor—as all Whig Governments seem destined to do—unless it very soon lays hold of some element of resuscitation. Every day is weakening its ...

... peculiar circumstances of his party and of the question. The Whigs are against Household Suffrage. The Radicals are not content with a 51. rating. What could be done with a party half Whig and half Radical? That he should be beaten was the only possible ...

... parties among the Liberals. He would sayto the Whigs.do you name one individual and the Radicals will name another; then the Whigs would vote for the Radical candidate, the Radicals would vote for the Whig candidate—[loud cheers-if theWmgs plumped for ...

... Tory; and you are for party—that is, you must be for a Whig. Well, then let us see how works. Ah extravagant Whig is pnt against an economical Tory. First hypothesis, the Bey. J. J. J. votes for the Whig— what becomes of his Down with the rates ? Second ...

... total repeal. Ultimately total repeal carried the day. The Reform question presented the Tory method of lateral extension, the Whig plan of lowering dowa a hard and fast line, 7 ' and the Radical plan of household or residential franchise. We know how that ...

... the State—the Radicals, the Whigs, and the Tories—and that the first has shown itself much stronger than both the othera combined. The rapid growth of the great Radical interest, and the gradual disappearance of the old Whig party, are amongst the marked ...

... became !aw; and it is. I think, universally telt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or maintained. Three Whig Governments, one coalition Government, and one Tory Uovernment have, within the last ten years, admitted this. The Queen has ...

... to this extent. The Whigs are afraid of household suffrage and want to draw a line with a neplus ultra. The Radicals are for tho principle and against tbe conditions. They are opposed to drawing a line of exclusions. So the Whigs and Radicals are at issue ...