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... WEEKLY BECOBDEB AND GEyEEA,L AJJVEirri-^yß The Richmrud Whig publishes the folio-ving from Vitkebnrg:— A letter received from the vicinity of Vicksburg says the enemy are furtiiS’ing all the points commanding the river below the ci y, but they d > i ot ...
... us> on the face of it. as something remarkably resembling a crafty Disraelian coup, that Lord GeosteNob, a typical Whig—an Old Whig,” Whig of the oldest and most orthodox pattern —should have been put up as the avowed slaughterer of the bill Reform now ...
... questions of foreign policy enough distinguish our Liberal from our Tory party leaders and induce the country to tolerate the Whigs only that English influence might not be thrown into the scale of Austria against Italy, or that we nol find ourselves war ...
... Mr. Walker had met with great success his canvass from one end the borough to the other, and with all tire crowing of the Whigs they had not the shadow a chance ; and as their chance* grew less the more irate they became, was illustrated the conduct of ...
... in course of time will he I peers, the prospect is certainly better, but I means good. The best new men are - I treme. The Whigs must recruit themselves, I else the party will die out for sheer lack oi I partisans. And Earl Russell s dilemma is I that ...
... afraid of the people (cheers). Let them recoil ct this—ln lh3o the Whigs came into office—laird Byron said it appeared to him if could last except being out of office. They (the Whigs) had been out years and from that time to this I proposed aud carried ...
... present Government out of office. Lord Palmerston, so far as he has convictions at all, is much more of a Conservative than a Whig. With all his faults he possesses the instincts of the English gentleman, understands his peculiarities, and can, when he pleases ...
... the resignation of the Secretaryship War Mr. Canning, Lord Palmerston took the vacant place, tilled it until 1828. When the Whigs came into power, Lord Palmerston became Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, aod represented South Hants, and ultimately ...
... and Lord John Russell and Reform. In a liule while the leadership of the Whigs was placed in Lord John Russell’s hands, and hard lime of it be had. The reaction came, and the Whigs were nnp pular ; Lord Stanley had forsaken them, Sir James Graham bad done ...
... distinctly the people's support. And he needi it. He is hampered by innumerable cabals, within the Cabinet and out it. The Old Whigs,” burking and biting order of beings, are his especial foes. Whatever tha fate of the Reform Rill, great public gain will be ...
... find him voting to turn the Whigs ont to let the others in. Mr, Hughes onee said “I voted block waa white to keep the Whigs in end the Tories out. (Mr Keane) did not mean to say should that, bat woald do bis best to keep Whigs in and the Tories ont. (Laughter ...
... before attained. Radicaliam would then not only mere make-weight, to determine the issue stirring epochs, between the marshalled Whig and Tory hosts. It would become party, sod it would regarded even moderate men as the representative once of politioal honesty ...