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... Unfurl the flag of LIBERTY, to FREEDOM’S cause rue And give to honest men, who will be t oe to y u. Care not for TORIES or for WHIGS, their names and tpe- shun. Be the acts they do, the goodly deeds they've ...
... keeps it to our Q»r, and breaks it to oar hope. I feel sore you would never expect such a promise, if made, to also realised. Whigs and Tories have often Muabbled about the expenditure under this or that ministry; and the crowd has taken sides in the squabble ...
... joined to the natural shrinking from changing sides in politics as in religion, has prevented those largo accessions of old Whigs to the Conservative ranks which were expected sanguine Tories. Some may have been influenced by the hope of promotion and to ...
... the of LIB FRTV. to FREEDOM’S cause true And give vour rote' to honest men, who be t.ae to you. Care not for TORIE 4 or for WHIGS, their names and speeches shun. Be fled bv the act-* they do, the goodly deeds they’ve done, Search oui for men of sterling ...
... boliaU. The Bill list session passed hi. party was another great mesanri successfully earned theta. was unlike Ihe called Whigs and a stood fixed finder poiunng the toad reform, hot never wey thenmalvee. lo th. Conservetive parly wee due that they were ...
... flig of LIBFRTV, to FREEDCM’. cause true And give yi.ur tote' to honest men, «bo will t oe to yon. Caro nut fo TOBIE • or for WHIGS, tbelr name* and ape che« Be ...
... blow aimed Protestantism ; others blow aimed at Romanism, and by the many as a mere political expedient for re-instating the Whigs. According to the firstclass sentiments, we shall, by disendowment, leave the Protestant poor unarmed against the influences ...
... to him whom they like best. But we again repeat that, in our opinion, Conservatives should vote for Conservatives, and Whigs for Whigs, irrespective of personal interests aud prejudices. The battle that is about to rage is not about men, but about institutions ...
... nobody and who wished intimidation to put down sll tbat was right, and that ju-lice which Englishmen hell to be so dear. The whig* had claimed to themselves to be the sole cause all that was right in everything that bad 'elation to their financial policy ...
... at ;be expenditure. But he believed that a strong Conservative party would do more to reduce that expenditure than if the Whigs were restored to power, with Mr. Gialstone at their head. He did not wish in soy way to s«y one word against that eminent statesman ...