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... is We4k in the ConmmoniA. Tbe Post remarks that. Earl Rusiell's Ministry is pretty nearly a 'homogeneous Whig Govein. ml nt. Its'almost purely Whig character is, ex.- ternr4ly speaking, a source of great disadvabntage aund'weakness. But where is the Government ...
... one m'deea _. _' _^ _i lts ' almost _) purely Whig _' _; charactCT _; _: is _, _' i _externally _^^ peakin _^ a _source of great ' disadvantage and . _J weakness . ; _uYear _: ' after year . the . _Whigs , aa _such _, appearto _exer t _legs inflnence ...
... of the hour is the prospect of a Reform Bill, which it is assumed Lord Russell is pledged to brim into the House. Moderate Whigs are awfully frightened at the prospect of their privileges being swamped by an increase of and the abo- Mira of the small burghs ...
... _putting lance in rest , could _not _help expressing _hia reppcct and admiration for _the greafc Forei ' _CT Minister of the Whigs . I _have known _the noble _Lord ( _said Sir JamesGraham ) formany . _yeara . It was my good _fortune to _act with him ...
... him. Had Lord 'Pal- naerston been spared to me et the new Parliament he should have had the, support, of pure Tories, pure Whigs, and pure Palmerstonites in his policy of inaction. He would have declined to introduce a Reform Bill ; and even though he ...
... _satisfy _these _passions . Tho _happy days are _pant in which , as in the _last _four _years of Lord _Palmerston * a life , _a Whig _Government could _afford to _have no policy _on _Kefonii . It _cannot _subsist on _vain hope and _ambiguous _professions ...
... _support sndra policy _? Ai > d to _this the ansirer , 'though aa yet _also genera ] , is no _less dear . _ETeryjboijy , Tonr or _Whig , w _liow-a-dayw _. -in words _, _farat • Liberal policy ., • To _determine . _what _constitutes a ' Liberal policy _diuerexit ...
... sothe new Government _would _oiuy nm one _nalc _, and that _woa tbe _danger of falling back into the _groove in _.-which • all _Whig' _Minietera had _previously • _rnn-( _Hear _, hear . ) . _The _requirements of the _times and _the _spirit of the age _were ...
... in tbe lTdirle6of'Lo~rds.;8 / * T ; [ l Believe nae no shuffling' 'o the old offlcial cards, no re-arr~oigeaento mere Whigs, Whig, lihge, or Peelites can or ought to satisfy the * eoupntjy Attbis, j uetprq ;tb, ---d- -. , ' The,xeailt.of;th-e: lst etctiion ...
... upon . . The Administration cannot _be _suffered to drift upon ' a reef of rocks ' _. without _warning . _It is true that Whigs grow _robust in the bracing air of Opposition , and the fact may console _us for their _exit , but if they are wise they _will ...
... _countrymen _on _almost _aU _subjects ( Cheers _. ) He was the _last man in the world to deny the existence of differences between Whig and Tory . It was cant to deny them _. _But these _differences _sank into utter insignificance compared with the _gulf which ...
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