... e,orresponNatt. THE CRISIS AND THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESS. Sir,—The strongest evidence the Whigs could possibly adduce in support of the just and portant character of Mr. Disraeli's motion upon the Datm-German question is shown by the alarm ...

... political history of the last 30 years is the history mainly of Whig tergiversation, of the gradual abandonment by Whig politicians of all their original constitutional positions. In 1835 even the Whigs suriendered the Irish Church, which was saved by the vigorous ...

... both Whig and Tory dislike reform their love of power, place, and emolument is stronger than that dislike.” We certainly think that it great mistake to suppose that any liberal measures of reform will ever come from a Whig Government. The Whigs, under ...

... Catholic Members who voted to oven. throw the Whig Government, is that such Members as Mr. Blake, Mr. McEvoy, and Sir George Bowyer are to be congratulated on the fact that the course of opposition to the Whigs which they have so long and so steadily pursued ...

... native town, feeling the political pulse of the electors of that borough, which he is ambitious to represent in the Whig interest; and the Whig correspondents there of our local organs would have us believe that it beats warmly and strongly in the favour of ...

... admirable in the nse of calumny as the Whig party, and that everything that calumny can desire, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party. I really cannot help congratulating Lord Palmerston and the Whig party on the honourable and learned ...

... admirable in the use of calumny as the Whig party, and that everything that calumny can desire, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party. I really cannot help congratulating Lord Palmerston and the Whig party on the honourable and learned ...

... pretended that the Conservatives broke down. The only remedy was to restore the Whigs to power. A retrospect of five years enables us to test the heaven - descended power of the Whigs, and we must say it is one which stands in need of all that the doctrine of ...

... political history of the last 30 years is the history mainly of Whig tergiversation, the gradual abandonment by Whig politicians of all their original constitutional positions. In 1835 even the Whigs surrendered the Irish Church, which war saved by the vigorous ...

... with the Whig Government, would take immediate action so as to have fitting candidates for the next election—men who would hold themselves independent of every Government, Whig or Tory, who would not consider the just claims of Ireland. The Whigs ignored ...

... Opposition. All the leading speakers on the Whig side confined themselves to asserting that Ministers by their conduct of the Italian question had forfeited the confidence of the country. Nothing was said of what the Whigs would do. The demonstration was restricted ...

... one. The Whigs are allowed to retain power, not because the policy of their Foreign Minister is admired, approved of, or even excused ; but simply because it is felt that the Conservatives arc, taking them on all points, worse even than the Whigs. Some of ...