... they wonld regard as a sound Whig Government, free fiom such foreign elements as the Clancellor of the Exche¢t and bis right hon. friend the President of the Board of [rale: bat he wonld venture to tell them that “ sound Whig {iwernments™ wereas extinet ...

... going on upon the measure were a mere sham. Surcl:fiy had the 'Bill been hatched when it was found that it would not do. The Whigs themselves have contributed in no small degree to this result. We rejoice that, after all, there is so much Conservative feeling ...

... citement, ever. the voice of faction was stilled; the heartburnings and divisions on the origin of the war were forgotten ; | the Whigs stood beside the Tories in the rauks of the | volunteers; from being a war of opinion, the contest had become one of nations ...