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... —IKISU EXPERIENCE THE CONSIDERATION THE WHIGS. The report of Thurs.lay’s proceedings, in the House of Commons, exhibits the present Government in the position which we had had reason consider as the natural posture a Whig Adminitlration, towards Ireland. The ...
... making use sugar the prodnee of slave labor. The Whig Journals treated the coun • try to daily dissertations upon the criminality of drinking a single cup tea sweetened with slave sugar. On the same topic Whig orators descanted, in the House of Commons, in ...
... has been the result ? That, the present moment, the Whig party is the minimum of all sections in the House of Commons, that Whig candidates scarce dare appear on hustings, and that onehalf of the Whig Cabinet is composed of men diff -ring from the other ...
... Coiihs‘B of Whigs, Radicals, advanced Liberals, and Peeiites. a combination, testing on principle whatever, the Whigs and Radicals have hitherto continued hold place. We are disposed to think that each section have last named is sincere—the Whigs in hating ...
... subjecting each to the same obligations and restrictions. The abandonment of the Markets and Fairs Bill is, equally, au evidence Whig unconcern for the true interests of our country. Proof of the solicitude of the Derby Administration of 1852 for the welfare ...
... enemies. Whig misrule has been, invariably, the cause. Disaffection among the French Canadians, of a date more remote than the period immediately antecedent to the insurrection 1838, did not manifest itself previous to the disastrous era whe n Whig incapacity ...
... sore evils in themselves, were aggravated by the policy of the Whigs; and so it has ever been in the case of all other social grievances. For this hapless and sadly misgoverned country, the Whigs have constantly had one panacea for all evils and distresses ...
... those of the Whig leaders who arc occupying official position, at the present time, that they have been at all minded to set themselves, systematically, to favor tlie cause of Rome. But the charge which all coming time will lay the Whig leaders of this ...
... n Suggested by the source of Whig wisdom failed solves the prospect thus opened up To very dull and inactive. Tbs advices from Cluna, the one or remove the other. The lacilit lie ” Progress, in that sate direction, ! Whigs misinterpreted, they at all took ...
... added the further boon of Municipal Ileform, of the most democratic character. In the same spirit, with the same intent, the Whigs mooted, in 1859, the question of the desirability of further organic change: and thus resuscitated party spirit, at time when ...
... large and populous county; in each esse the vacancy was caused the retirement at Minister, or ell but such ; in each case the Whig 0.-mdidate was earliest ia the field ; ia escheats ; be sustained an ignominious defeat, and the Conservative was r. turned ...
... A CO., OcsDauc. WM. B. HUDSON. Paisstowk. WM. MOLLOY, CasruBLAYSEY. MARTIN M‘KITTRICK.Ci«RiOKMACsoss. April, 1861. 9iB TELL WHIG HT’S CELEBRATED DOMESTIC HAMPER: 1 dozen Cut Win- } f For £l. 1 „ „ Tumbler* } .. ' ** r > 4 M H pelr Uec.n .r, (Qu.rU) i ...