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... Saturday, Sept tuber 1, 18G0. WHIGS AND TORIES , (Finns the 11tbkt.) It is the constant duty of the journalist to reconsider his epiaion of men and things, and to give full weight to everything which may scent to militate against his conclusions. Oar ...
... Kingdoms into an alliance with their deadliost ' , nook. the Whigs. The Whigs passed sil the penal laws aghinet the Catholics—the Tories foolishly and wickedly opposed their repeal. The Whigs for their owu pure es became Emancipationists, and this brought ...
... the Catholics of Ireland. It is not, then, to the spontaneous benevolence of a Whig government we are indebted for the extinction of the Kildarestreet Society. No, whether Whigs or Tories, you are all equally hostile to the Catholic religion. Such was the ...
... under the Duke of Monmouth—it failed. Another under the Prince of Orange—it succeeded. These rebellions originated with the Whig party ; some Tons carried away by religious prejudices joined the Prince of Orange ; but the main body remained loyal and continued ...
... painternon.. but speech on Evt.in , —the old peeession - the fit possession. I have a sure an outline of the polity of the Whig tee , e . t .. footing set by them who were the original legitimate occu• and to-mouth policy of vulgar rot, rests, en Mil ...
... Catholics of Ireland. It is not, then, to the spontaneous benevolence of a Whig government we ore indebted for the extinction of the Kildare-street Society. No, whether Whigs Tories, you are all equally hostile the Catholic religion. Such was the fidelity ...
... sustain to this Journal. 1 THE IRISH VICEROYALTY. (From the “Ersniny Packet.) the Irish warned by the press of m-ention of the Whigs renew their attack upon the Yiceroyalt.y. It any political fact ellectmg till? country can regarded better established than ...
... His Royal Highness, the heir apparent of tho British Empire, of which Canada is not an unimportant part, has gone forth under Whig guidance to visit that part of his future dominion. The Duke of Newcastle has been chosen for his guide, and is, of course ...
... required Thie ie only one the many instances which we mention, of the advantage taken of ear eateepriee by the lethargic of As Whig journal. ...