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... press, in reference to such defeats os that sustained last week in South Lancashire. The process is exceedingly simple. Is it a Whig that is beaten? Forthwith the “ advanced liberals” declare it is entirely owing to his half-and-half creed. Is it a radical ...
... not believe in finality ; neither do we believe in the efficacy of continually frizzling the institutions of the country in a Whig fryingpan. Where no grave abuses are apparent, those institutions will thrive the better for being allowed to hold their course ...
... from this victorious defeat. The other elections, also, we can contemplate without compunction. Andover has been retained. The Whig appanage of Morpeth was, of course, not contested. In Selkirkshire have to rejoice over another triumph after a sharp contest ...
... the Constitutional principles to account for It? A dissolution. A dissolution, forsooth, will restore the pretfije of the Whigs and drooping spirits of Radicals. South Lancashire is Conservative by profession, but Radical at heart. It is the same with ...
... words, to declare that Mr. Cobden was right, that he himself was wrong, and that free trade coni is the only wise policy. The Whig Galway Contract Job!— The /Vt-c- mans Journal points out to Sir Robert Peel bow ho may win golden opinions from all sorts of ...
... ami upset all the plans of the Hourlwn and Papal intriguers. The Last Sham.—The Galway ••job,” as it nefariously termed the Whigs, has just been accepted by Lord Palmerston. In the House, Tuesday night, he said Seeing that Galway is the most eontrut point ...
... Ware 'Me etas hat he did not bear her The complathent acknowledpd that It was gulls tree what ( the within, meld stout her Whig In the pabilethothe together. lie bad been bay nd ang that day. Bee had been inward/ally terms with the de mall the assiaL ...
... parties are constantly undergoing changes adapting them to the requirements and special questions of the times. The old badges of Whig and Tory have come now to mean next to nothing; they cannot applied existing parties ; the mere names linger as relics of the ...
... wood also, • Wen to dervesseet. T e third class Ms Met rednurton rissoles, hugest 10.-00 , bettt covinni An a hole. others ere Whig may awl me drag but lint• aaapLgToN, Anent 11.—Sever4 • re. alt nein aMa put In. others Deady W. aml • fee en. 011149 • thither ...
... reforms. Tub Ministry. —The Daily Sews has returned to its old bone, the advanced Liljorals. after long coquetting with the Whigs. We arc now told that— The nominal head of a great parly who happens like Lord Palmerston, to be popular, may attempt, on the ...
... treaty of Vienna, which was framed with view to the interests of Sovereigns rather than of nations, appealed to by degenerate Whigs of the present day, when men like Sir J. Mackintosh and other eminent members of that party had in former times denounced it ...
... name of Odd Fellows . I don’t think anybody can tell us that. But it is not at all extraordinary ; wo hear in this country of Whigs and Tories, but you cannot tell how they got their names. 1 doubt if any can discover the point, but I believe ali here will ...