... _feelings _and _wishes arc _with _those _who are _iorliold _ ing out _and-dying in _. the _breach _. _He differed _flomlhe Whigs in deprecating » 11 _changes , good _. • r bad ; he _differed from the ( _other ) Tone _. in _. _CTU-( ding readily what he ...

... not to . tha ' . '; r ' _^ . _three _, bad harveatfi _, .. bat to _ _twenty yeara _ot- _! : _^ _ialmosf uDbroken _^ Whig ' rule . _- _a '; , The _purpoab ' oE . _;' _.: _{ , _'VVb ) R _. _Cabinets was / he said ; to _be _thus expressed ; -- ...

... a _fine . _as well as a _'tree thing . that . _Chatham said when he spoke of _the American _rchels as _three millions of Whigs ; Dut still it was a _rebellion , and ' _spoken of . by the _then _predominant party _iuthis country _, and by _the _then ...

... _tenant _. _7- Most tenants hate _, ' it _, _' most'landlordslike _; ifc _; _' but _the ; _liking'is as much _shared by the Whig landlord aSiDy . the _. Tory . _^ It is a . niistaketo'yauppose' that' _Conservatism _identifies itself _necessarily with ...

... subject—that he _may have begun _,, to . _befriend the . _yation _. _il schools arid the ; _Queen ' s Colleges only _because the Whigs _, to _tueir _^ _shame _, have begun to _cold-shoulder ; _them ' ; . hut _ehonidit prove otherwise— _-should Sir . ' _IIugli ...

... _few days ago _transformed , not _body _' _and soiil , ( for the soul is _gone ) - but body and _bonca _, from a smart _'Whig _journal • iuto . a heavy- _^ Tory _organ . There _is _^ _nothing ; -to ' _., _object _,, to _aff . to the _general spirit ...

... is _beneath contempt . The very _same _fault ia found in our public offiow _.. At their head you have generally _, whether Whig » _orTories _are in , a man of great rectitude of _intention _and of _considerable _ability i _but _quite aa often _as _not ...

... _to hold the . paradox that _; ic _, dues nofc _matter how _members are _ elected ,,. for . . _whether th _^ y are Tones or _Whigs , county or . b ' i * rough membsira , _whether they be • retuniud legitimately or by bribeiy , '_ they find _^ _tbeimelvea ...

... ( _Applause . ) You are well aware how I _was _ai-ailed and vili 6 ed when I cama _forward to _contest the dty . by the old Whig clique _party in this city —(» _laugh)—and how that has continued literally down to the present day _. ( _Applause _. ) A _course ...

... Reform _, wnlch ed to oo _measure ; and _it _is to be reeretted _this attenion _was not given to the _accentance by t _^ e _Whigs _, at _hepiivateuoefctuigin _Decemuer 1829 _o { _thapropoged _onsshold _suffrage with a year _' _s _residence , which might ...

... _;•' _ilt _31 _EniBterthat _• _this was _^ a _^ _stigma on the . service ; and l _.-: _;' _.:. _M : ¥ _;> . _thonriihewasa . Whig , hs'langhedat-me _.. iJrec _. _' _> _ald _' _i- _'i-f , _^ _. i ; _^ _ot _conceiyo that man would _careabout _voting , ...

... greater • - _Otiioa • T _take ' _place _, _ _notwithatAnding' I all the- _'oppoBition--of . 'politicians _, _• _'Tory and • _.. Whig ,.-of whom _^ the __ -. late . ' member ' _. _. for ' , Edinbatgh . Wft _4 _,-a > n -, admirable _representative _, _. He pointed ...