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... by no meens jubilant over the returns, and it is clear it secs in them rather confirmation of what | it is fond calling the Whig tactics of evasion,’* than the promise of a bold democratic policy; while the Daily News points the rejection of Mr. F. Peel ...
... Speaker to the Conservative party. Rut, on the other hand, the success of Mr. Gladstone means the extinction of the Whigs ; for the great Whig aristocratic families already begin murmur that they see no safeguard against the revolutionary doctrines of the ...
... at all surprising that the more purely Whig portion of the Liberals should thus separate themselves from the course of the present Administration. If there some little truth in Mr. Bright’s boast that the Whigs have won their greatest legislative triumphs ...
... others injured scalding. A number of men the other gunboats were killed or wouoded. The Albemarle was uninjured. The Richmond Whig of the IHh publishes despatches to Secretary Uallory, of the Confederate Navy Department, announcing the destruction by the ...
... AGITATION. Everything said to be fair war; and seeing how sharp has been the practice and how disingenuous the tactics ol the Whigs order to keep in office, should not deprecate dashing surprise, a quirk msnmuvre, or clever contrivance, on the part of the ...
... man My dear fellow don't be ass,” would tall him not make mistake (laughter). He adopted Mo the Whig motto, “Peace, retrenchment, and Reform.'' Not the Whig peace which sent despatches that set all Europe in uproar (loud cheers). Nor was for such peace ...
... time the hon. member ought to have remembered that the history the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges looaelv given and instantaneously broken. Bint of (act a Whig in office was ugly well muzzled, e complained that hope was to d* ...
... representation and that the Whigs and Radicals made a great mistake if they did not allow- that claim? (cheers). Mr. Fremantle then touched upon the heads of Reform, retrenchment, and neutrality. He contended that the Whigs and Radical - that party which ...
... spot point the moral as well adorn the talc. It is true that even the Liberal*’ Time*, speaking of this Whig-Radical transaction too ehanctflfvHe of Whig ■ Radicals of every degree who require places—says it : “Jobbery and corruption arc discovered every ...
... the Comsseae. sad th. other in tbs lor.U -they may sterclse something * power which heleaged to Mr Robert Feel and Lord the Whig days after the Reform Act The (.Abtwiag WUr IMcnwU present mors dis ...
... frighten the old Palmerstouian Whigs, and lead to new ministerial resolutions ; for the new (iovernment must expect the opposition the advanced Radicals unless it becomes more Radical, and the defection of the safe Whigs if it does. The battle of parties ...
... state, instead of disgusting the country and | resigning in a few months after Parliament had assembled, to make way for the Whig leaders returning in triumph in order to manipulate the Constitution so to secure their party triumph, decided upon extending ...