... of i county Clare, Mr. James O'Brien, D.L., of Ballina-. lacken, the nepheW of Judge O'Brien, is to offer himself on tire whig interest; and, if so, Sir C. O'Loghlen and The O'Gorman Mahon will lvithdraw in his favour. The Garlisale EtEasiner states ...

... cease to bribe, and cease to intihnidate at elections-if a vote were no longer worth money-if a tory squire would tolerate a whig grocer and a radical butcher- if .government would withdraw all pressure fromndockyard operatives-if every dukewoild 'hencefolrth ...

... them. It may be the opinion of a majority or of a minority. The Radical looks to Radical opinion, the Tory to Tory, the Whig to Whig, the Working Man to his Union. But if opinion be adverse, what is the consequence ? Wherever there is real responsibility ...

... suppose that an elector was desirous of voting for a tory, and that his neighbours, non-eleotors, wished him to vote for e whig, which was he to obey, the dictates of his own conscience, or the non-electors ? He should like an answer to that question ...