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... THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE WHIG PARTY. The Manchester Examiner, in an article on the Liberation Society's Conference at Manchester, writes thus of Mr Miall's speech and of the Whig party:- In the paper read by Mr Miall before the Liberation Society's ...
... the ballot for Tories _, for Whigs , for anybody _that wants it _. If a man is coercedand he wants protection afc the _polling-boothlet _^ _m have it _* If Z _wvre _tosay _that the Tory noblemen coerced more than the _Whig _noblemen _, Z . _abonid _a&y ...
... the State; and these Whig families, more liberal and more intelligent, were almost entirely excluded. When there came a great movement, therefore, in 1830, '3l, and '32 for Reform, it was ounsiatent with all the principles of the Whig aristocracy, as it ...
... Lord John Russell, and the great powerful Whig families, without whom no Whig Government can live. They can live for a long time without the great constituencies supporting them, but not without the great Whig families. They were more in favour of Lord ...
... John Russell and the great and a powerful Whig families without which no Whig a Government can live- they can live a long time E without the support of the great constituencies, I but not withoutthe great Whig families- cheers). They were more in favour ...
... _influence _in the _county , _and for many _years took _an'importiiiit partiiu ihe _county _business . In _politics he _waa u _, Whig , and _something more , with a . _riipretns contem ' pt for _time-serving Cabinets arid _finality' _doiitrinB ' s ; _aDt ...
... loss the Confederacy has met _with _, and sets about _abasing the _English Government _with its accnstomed _vituperation . The Whig _ridicules the _President's last ' call for _volunteersand says that a large number of _men may be _secured by _excessive _bounties ...
... the c reins of Government are held by Whigs or b Tories. There is no disputing either of these c facts. The truth is, and we have not besi-. tated during a long period to hold and pro- f claim it, that the terms Whigs and Conservatives a are synonymous; ...
... _either _, to _stay out of office _in _public _opinion _; _is _brought _-to _concur with him—this _is what . the _pure _'Whigs did for lialfa century ; or at the _least—andjthta perhaps Is nearly Lord Palmerston ' s case—he can _be _active _as to those ...
... a terrible' . bombardment from the Union _batteries . The latest news we have from Charleston is taken from the _Richmond _Whig of the 31 at ult _. —three days later than we have had . before . - It states that _the _bombardment of Fort Sumter on the ...
... regards the capture of the Confederate rams as the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, and not of neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the 24th inst ...
... _Jamaica _. • - In _Jamaica Lord EIgm had no easy task _, but he _acquitted himself _so well _that when in _18-16 the _' _Whigs had to _seek ont the ablest man they could find to be _Governor-General of . Canada _, they pitched upon Lord Elgin , notw ...