NORTH RIDING ELECTION
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... heart, that he understands your interests, and that he is able to promote your interests. (Hear and cheers.) I come here not as Whig, not as a Radical, not as a Tory, but as an independent gentleman having your interests at heart, and understanding what they ...
... MR. MORRITT’S CALUMNIATORS. It is astonishing how assiduously the Whig-radicals have been engaged to bespatter Mr. Morritt, and to damage him the eyes of the electors. Among the Dissenters he has been held up as Papist.' No sooner is that denied, than ...
... by a large and substantial preponderance of votes. This is more satisfactory, inasmuch as that whilst a large manufacture of Whig-Radical votes has been actively going on the Middlesbrough and Gisbrough districts, the Conservatives, relying on their bona-jide ...
... Leefe upon the subject, informs me that that gentleman gave him the following pretty history of the modus operandi of the Whig-Radical Milbankites here :—The collector of rates for the Malton Board of Health, a public servant nominally, at least, called ...
... standing on those grounds, I have found I have gained the confidence and support of a large number of the electors, be tbey Whig or Tory. Now, gentlemen, it was not my intention to allude in any way to Mr. Frederick Milbank himself, but this morning placard ...
... well do this,' they ask, as inducing the friends the Ballot at every election where the contest lies between an Anti-Ballot Whig and an Anti-Ballot Tory, to treat the different between the candidates, one only of the names of worn-out factions, and ...
... session will in a few weeks complete what the glorious Wednesdays of last session commenced, namely, the extinction of the Whigs, and the restoration once more of only two parties, Radicals and Constitutionalists ; the latter of whom will enter upon long ...
... that the political barometer is steady at fair. After the general election of 1859, when extreme pressure was put upon every Whig and Liberal member, to induce him to vote against the Conservative Government, Lord Derby in full house was defeated by majority ...
... so to stand—and by standing on those grounds, I have found I have gained the confidence and support of the electors, be they Whig or Tory. (Prolonged cheering.) Now, gentlemen, it was not my intention to allude in any way to Mr. Frederick Milbank himself ...
... were sick to death of the Whig cock-a-doodle-dooing and bombast which have preceded every Whig attempt to represent the North Riding. We were weary of the enumeration of Whig virtues, and palled to satiety with the catalogue of Whig excellencies. We hope ...
... political matters whatever to. day, for I * views are pretty clearly understood by the whole electors the riding, whether they be Whig, or Radical. I shall not take the trouble of rei anything that has been said concerning me, but say that in appointing me your ...