... as one man for their own candidates, and so all those votes, on which the Whigs now calculate, - would be swept into their own pool. The Whigs would tl,us have only the Whigs proper— the Tories concentrating flea strength on their non men, and the Liberal* ...

... _SUM ; _^ wan _liiver , > W 3 ; New Zealand , 9 _SCSlotal , 7 : I . U 7 S bale _.- _' . _I ' _I .. _1 _'Mi . —The _XvrtJisni Whig says that some _i-liplit _improvement ir . ay _be _reported in the general In de ( _Vister , _the _^ _hopeful spirit relative ...

... difference of eflect . which _, political adversity had upon Whigsand upon _Tories ; The _differencc _^ was this—that the Whigs only _clung , thc doser to their principles , whilst the Tories threw their principles and their very name away as soon as ...

... declines prom that the Tories began the manufacture of these articles—or that the Whigs began it “late;” while it is pure unfairness in him to assume that even if the Whigs did it later,’’ there was no guilt in their thus following suit. is a queer morality ...

... lag se the Lord Adrooats Is As ours of he. hem As wont Sr an be As pg. with Bassatiss, whoa is of hie kb. the Whir. Th• of Whig laadisay proshwm aft est bet satyrs* • gnat more fres has asterrod the Nis*? HI Lyda* loges him saner of letwgisg osadidatos ...

... the House. The inflexible party, either in or out exclusiveness which has, with so much prejudice to the common tency by the Whig leaders, might, it is felt, have been ho new men are invited to administration ; whilst the have been arranged are, in some ...

... sake of appearances,—though admit that it equally answers Whig purposes in its present position in the Wick group? It is well known that the wind (of change) was wonderfully tempered to shorn (Whig) lambs at that stormy epoch ! Touching, however, the Pot ...

... _erasure exercised by at leaat one Jaine ot Berwick-» hire at _tht _last election , that county _is _now _represented br a Whig , _surely the _Forest need not despair of being _able to _show that it too ia free . Whether or not it _• ucceeda in doing ...

... of Administration—never has been, and never will be, anything but a source of weakness. For it is perfectly useless for the Whigs to try persuade either themselves or the public that they and the Radical Liberals are one party. Their union with the Brighdtes ...

... alluding to what he is pleased to call the Manufacture of Partisan Votes, has the following passage The Courant says that the Whigs tried the same thing—which is true in different sense and degree, and especially to different time. such cases, good deal depends ...

... it wise silty nusetm—they meld avoid rah 1.0.1 se by the kea if boa Ping.., of Newhaven, two down by the oamoole steamer, •Whig the worter, sad s Dew lhatedent boat, with hi, Met at nets to the ma, to mar at two bandied reads stg., besides of ihe of the ...

... democratic journal such language would be natural. But the Scotsman is Whig; and we never knew it disinclined to accept all that fortune gave to any nobleman who happened to be Whig too. The late Duke of Bedford was Lord-Lieutenant of one county.—and potent ...