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... evasion. and discouragement experienced from the Whigs on this' question, in tiwe a when they the power to effect *satisfactory settlement of it. On the subject of eduestion very little need be said. Tho Whigs have persistently forced the denationalising ...
... estate and large fortune, has also come forward as a candidate in the Conservative interest, and the Whig papers warn the electors that in due time a Whig candidate, with every necessary qualification, will make his appearance. We need scarcely repeat. what ...
... brat ling? If common sense has not fled from the land, the tricks and low dodging of Gray and Company, anti all the stupid Whig scribes who aid him, • that thrift ma ' follow fawning,' will be execrated fur their pilliticA treachery. Captain White has ...
... t have wisely expressed their judgment upon it. and have not shrunk from undertaking a remedy. Having thus contrasted the Whigs and their opponents, may I venture to speak a few words of myself (loud cheers). For six years I sat in the House of Commons ...
... it for Saturday. Mr. Waldron, in his speech, made some telling hits. When he had first appeared before that county, to be a Whig was to ensure rejection ; now it appeared that nothing but a 11'hig would serve. He therefore maintained that it was the leaders ...
... it to a certain course towards the responsible Ministers of the Crown for the time being. Well, from that day to this all Whigs and Liberals have united iu denouncing us for sacrificing religion to politics. There has always been this difference. IVe ...
... nomination, proving that the people wen. with him, the influence of the local Liberal proprietors Lis caused the return of the Whig candidate. 1 alike Brecon. which was a gain to the Cowervatives, the result of the Falmouth election leaves the state of parties ...
... been done (renewed cheers). it has not been the policy of the Tories to do peed things, and I have seen the time when the Whigs have been much less zealous about them than I could have' wished them (renewed laughter). They have sprung from the people ...