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... farmers in diminished produce and reduced prices ; but it certainly strikes us a 1 a reasonable ground of complaint against the Whigs, whose financial operations are never aimnd at the mitigation of the burdens entailed land and those connected with it. Ours ...
... l»id Russell will confine his autumnal recreations to such very mild kind of extravagance as the indulgence of the traditional Whig tendency to despotism. He will f--el it to be necessary to his importance as former leader of the Liberal party to make a sensation ...
... Lord Palmerston has not got everything, and that a great part of the management of the aff-iirs ot the world still genuine Whig hands. And after nil, when wo reflect upon all that he has to endure at the hands of Mr. Seward, it is hard to refuse him the ...
... the Government on the state of our relations with Japan. The memorial seemed merely to advocate what was suggested by a groat Whig authority, the Miniurgh Review, that considering the difficulties connected with our intercourse with barbarous people, it ...
... which they can have confidence, and through which thsy will be able to meet and overtum calumny. THE EXHAUSTION OF GOAL. Tub Whig Government made a fatal mistake when they gave greater facilities for the export of that commodity which forms the hsaia iff ...
... mineral file! which form the foundation of our greatest manufacturing and commercial establbhments The inoompetency of the Whigs was nevermore conspicuous than in their free-trade enactments, which have not only depressed agriculture, but on the highest ...
... Waterford was not a pound in Belfast, or that a score hero was not equal to the same weight in Cork. We are aware that the Whigs have been shamed into measure cm this subject; but it is very incomplete. We have still a difference' in the mode of measuring ...
... wounding Russia, in offending France, and in degrading ourselves. But pursuing our argument of the utter inability of the Whigs to oopc with the exigencies of the foreign administration of onr Government, we may remind onr readers that in 1858 Lord Palmerston ...
... WHIG BULK. (From Ms Morning HeraldJ. The foreign policy of country confirms its dignity and power. matter how great may be toe domestic happiness and prosperity, if its external affairs are not conducted with wisdom and success toe nation sure to be lowered ...
... London Standard). There is an old joke in the navy concerning an officer who was so imbecile that every' body wondered why the Whigs had not given him the Channel squadron.’’ might apply the sarcasm to the party now in office, and aak why, as they are surrendering ...
... and again deserting them to satisfy ours. There were various circumstances to discourage an appeal to the country, and tire Whigs were permitted to remain office—permitted to exist sufferonce, which Lord Derry and his coadjutors indignantly spurned. Such ...
... Spceher’s notice is published for the ieena of the writ lor Tamworth within six days. WHIG PATRONAGE. flVom the Morning Herald). Garter, or mitre, or ermine—the Whigs have but one principle of .action in the bestowal of patronage. Itis invariably the same ...