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... selficient to cause everyone who wishes well their country vote agsinst. him (anplause), I stand before you as descendant of an old Whig family ; and have still same opinion that my ancestor* had upon the subject of what is called progress ; bo* I defy any roan ...
... indnoomenl to apply the system to Ireland, in Ireland you would rteurring to that which was arowed all haods the time—by Tory and Whig, by Conaeirsratlre and Radical, by Reformer tad non-Etformsr—to be one of the great trite ot Ireland—namely, the infinite ...
... subject in which he is more deeply interested than any landless statesman can be. These latter commentators on the views of the Whig Minister infer from them, not that the Cabinet in which Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright hold sway are likely to have a moderate ...
... Ireland. But, on the other hand, there is danger that his expulsion may cause a schism amongst the Orangemen, and tho Nortlwm Whig is eudeavouring to fan the flames to the utmost. Its chief object present is to enlist Mr. Johnston on Mr. Dalway’s side, and ...
... Preesoil Whigs and the Abolition Badicals, and than secure the return of Mr. Lincoln, which was felt be deadly blow to Southern independence. Up to this time, however, the danger of hostile collision between North and South was not imminent. The Whigs, who ...
... CORNELIUS O'DOWD. - Forfeiting Paradise—Peraano—A Light Business requiring no Capital—Studying the Land Quea*» tlon. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES READE'S NOVELS. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and The temple bar magazine FOR OCTOBER. Contents: 1. ...
... to keep out politics as they do. With your powerful organisations you might do wonders in England, if you only treated your Whigs and Tories us do the Republicans and Democratios. They are all a like, and not care pea-nut for the working men. Why, if had ...
... that the “ blood of martyrs has been the seed of Christians; and then runs into praise of the Ministry with •U the warmth of a Whig partisan. The Church Act is “ proof of their wise liberality.” The Cardinal gives Mr. Gladstone good help in the matter of ...