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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the great majority of the wealthier classes of the Catholic laity are Whigs and Liberals, and identified with the Whig Liberal party, so long will the theories and maxims of the Whigs and Liberals spread and flourish amongst us. The evil is now done and ...
... our duty for the future. The Whigs have now the Government of the country in their hands, and they arc using their power to harass and annoy the government of the Holy Father. The Wliig ' Foreign Secretary at home, and the Whig Ambassadors all over Europe ...
... French ally. But grant the Whig and the cut-throat in Italy, and you grant the EMPEROR in Savoy and in Switzerland. Scratch the skin of the one, and you find the other beneath it. There is the end, then, for the present, of Whig principles. They bully when ...
... pastoral of the Bishops of Ireland, tenant right, and every other question necessary for the good of the countrtryy He is not a Whig, if you want to know. Me is a man that is independent ; he does not want a place on the Bench or anywhere else (cheers and ...
... THE TABLET, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1860. be politically identified with Whigs and Liberals, *ad to depend on them for advancement in return for party support, in the hope that these Catholics may be preserved from the infection of Liberal principles' and ...
... combined with Mr. Deasy's supporters. Many of the landlords have not only given their own votes to Mr. Deasy—(not that they love Whigs more, but Papists less) —but have compelled their tenants to d o likewise. If, as we may frankly say, we now expect Lord Campden ...
... Messrs. Maguire and Blake voted with the Whigs. . . What is still more remarkable— Mr. John Lanigan, one of the Independent members, was so very ardent in favour of the Irish moveduring the recess, votes for the Whigs in 1860, IS did in 1859. After printing ...
... constituencies and members with the Whig party in return for patronage, all possible inducement, founded on any hope of advantage from Catholim, is withdrawn from those who are not Whigs. So that while you give the Whigs every motive to do nothing for us ...
... Evenisg Mail, which is to the Orange Ascendancy Party what the Evenisg Post is to the Whig Party, has the following article, which shows how completely the Catholic Whigs and Protestant Orangemen of Ireland sympathise and agree against their common enemies ...
... promised land of his generous hopes-- hardly a compensation for the loss of promotions Which transcend the patronage even of Whig Govern, and to which the late Cabinet was willing to aamit the sons and brothers of the Catholic electors of Are we wrong in ...