... Dwindled down to five millions (cries of Down with the whig*). Fortunately for us, that has been done already,tliey are dewfi (cheers), and we must keep them down (loud cheers). Even years Whig rule carries a terrible lesson—let me remind too of its ...

... solemnly recorded in 1852. The cry is all now of Whig and “Tory,” “Tory ’ and “ Whig. Hearken to the Tory and he will thrill you with a recital of the wrongs “ the Whigs’ have done Ireland ! Listen to the Whig, or, he prefers to be styled, the good Liberal ...

... sides of the Channel, going. In dealing with Ms case the Whig papers abuse the Tories, and the Tory papers the Whigs—and think that what they say of each other pretty true. But the question of _ Whig or Tory goodness is exceedingly uninteresting to all Irishmen ...

... without the officious protection of their Whig friends. These people know that almost every important measure for the welfare of Ireland has come from a Conservative Government. They know that all Ireland owes the Whigs is an overburden of taxation ; that the ...

... howevei, the Tory representatives voted against the measure. They were the Whigs that enabled Bir Robert Peel to carry triumphantly through the House of Commons. TTiey were the Whigs, who, for many years advocated the cause, and it was because that advocacy ...

... his time and labor to Parliamentary business. This is so especially now, when the country has been rendered prostrate years Whig misgovernment. save the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, to preserve the people and ...

... gather about him to swell the Socialist chorus which he repeats wherever he can get a mob to applaud ; there is, again, the true Whig, who has as little sympathy with agrarian and communistic theories as the stoutest Conservative ; and there is, lastly, the ...

... his'time and labour to Parliamentary business. This so, especially now, when the country has been rendered prostrate by years of Whig miegovernment. To save the r»mn«nt of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dis-eneione, to preserve the people ...

... established University where the sons of wealthy Catholics can obtain a pure and unsullied education. The treacherous and deceitful Whig government were asked to give this grv'nt seat of learning Charter, to enable it to confer degrees on its students, but they ...

... those twenty years the Whigs almost exclusively have held the ruins of Government, excepting for a tew short months when their opponents have come into power. During the whole of these twenty years (his country has been governed by Whig.?. And during that ...

... condition in which wo are to had years, and twenty extremely bad years thoyhavo been—l moan tho twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule (loud cheering). Lord John Russell began those twenty years at tho time of tho famine, when his gross neglect occasioned ...

... to keep iu the Whig partv. Why don’t the people of Ireland see these things in their true light ? Why don’t they observe that the anxiety of the so-called liberal members preserve the Whigs in power one of a selfish nature ? If the Whigs are in danger ...