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... away without effecting a solution of the Reform difficulty, Bat if the angry jealousy of Mr. Gladstone and the fears of the Whig section are allowed to prevent a settlement, on these must rest the responsibility of keeping unallayed an agitation which ...
... measure for the extension of the franchise may now be regarded as safe. The defeat | of Mr. Gladstone has shewn that even the Whigs are not willing to be led by the nose, even though it be the ex-Chancellor of the Exchefiuer who honours them with the pressure ...
... so numerous that they could have carried the election, and Mr. Lincoln was elected because the Democrats were divided. The Whigs met at Baltimore and nominated Mr, Bell, a slaveholder, who would give no opinion on the question of extending slavery to the ...
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... Liberal party. It is beyond all doubt that he is now the ouly man who is thoroughly qualified for the position. To think of some Whig medioerity, some peer, obscure in all but social rank, holding that place while Mr. Gladstone sat on a back bench is a mere ...
... Disraeli sit tamely under what looks like mere party conduct in a man, with all his faults, hitherto deemed inaccessible to Whig party feeling? In the very first sentence Mr. Bright received his quietus. He is defending the Liberal monopoly—that (delivered ...
... Liberals, who is to lead them ? Is it seriously meant that he is to be placed “ ander a worn-out Whig er, Who is to coach” him, and show him the secrets of Whig art ? Let us hope that at least this stage of political decrepitude is over, and that the Reform ...
... so numerous that they could have carried the election, and Mr. Lincoln was elected becans, the Democrats were divided. The Whigs met at Baltimore, and nominated Mr. Bell, a slaveholder, who would give no opinion on the question of extemling slavery to ...
... Oat to Weber that as edema respecting the eperetittset the Act 12 Anna, be *ought rigbt 'co decline to patron oi himself to a Whig, Wass the patronage has accrued to him by gift or uncomic& ether words, be will nor allow a clergyman to an adiroween and to ...
... with the advance of Popery in political power, was the progress of liberalism. A severe contest between Conservatives and Whigs resulted i:’ t:;Det;Tm Billdof 1832. This was lollowed up vy blows an rutdneou ragements against the Church of Ireland, when ...
... of this will altos be to divide the Liberal party, but the Leonora will not care for that—having, perhaps, he. respect for a Whig than they have for a Conservative. The first member their society who ham announced hie intention d Nelda/ Parliamentary honours ...
... two years. That point determined, they might leave the Whigs to settle the rest. Settle it they must, or their party would be settled; and with only a one year's residence the annihilation of the Whigs was certain Mr. P. S. Powell, M P in the course of speech ...