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... as yet convinced the leading members of his party. The Hon. LYULPII STANLEY, M.P., for one, differs widely from this popular Whig writer. He advises that his party should unite on the basis of the extension of the Franchise, and the Redistribution of Seats ...
... But Col. Wilson's outspokenness followed him in all matters. He was twitted dudng the contest with being the descendant of a Whig family, and once of that school of political thought himself. What idea of political faiths they could have who would accuse ...
... the leading members of the Opposition. Of most of them he speaks with the contempt naturally to bo expected in an underling Whig Minister, but he has nevertheless acquired a degree of respect for some which ho cannot suppress. Thus, of Lord DERBY, he tells ...
... principles. He had satisfied himself there were 4,000 persons in that City who were so disgusted with the pro- ceedings of both Whigs and Tories that they had not voted for years; but, if he raised the banner of puiity in Nor- wich, all these would vote for ...
... Uvelibood, bas dispelled an idea wbich tbey have now discovered to have no solid foundation. We shall therefore have to pay for Whig retrenchment by higher wages, and, perhaps, less able workmen. Onr difficulties with Barman have proved to be far less easy ...
... EnSnUhij C H I)r ' WiUl *» t been so long an dis- ti»i^n o ?? - and wLicl1 ' I ''elieve, through the nca- £ lnflu ™ ce ...
... that when the purposes of the Alliance are better understood the more intelligent of its members — be they ( Conservatives, Whigs, or Liberals —will withdraw from it and regard it as a Political Association of the extreme Party, with whom they do not care ...
... —Mysterious hints are going about that in August or September an attempt will be made resuscitation, on a new basis, of tne Whig party by a young politician of great talents. It easy to predict that this scheme will not work. Whiggism dead beyond recall: ...
... alliance between the Radicals and the Home Rulers. And if I read Lord Habtikgtom's speech aright this, is hand. What will the Whigs think of this? How judicious it was for Lord silent about Afghan affairs was proved within twelve hours after be spoke, when ...
... markets by protective imposts. At one time, indeed, they had some cause for complaint, when, under the guidance of an eminent Whig Statesman, we were constantly volunteering disinterested advice, and trying to convince them of the beauty of the English ...
... do not know that we ever heard or chronicled speeches made before Royal personages by Mayors, whether they were Tories, or Whigs, or Liberals, or Radicals, which were couched in such a tone at once of courteous homage, manly independence, and gentlemanly ...
... hud always contemplated. The passenger duty had not been repealed, and it showed there was not much difference between the Whigs and Conservatives that question. The Company had paid £15,000 duty uuder that head in the past half-year. The Chancellor of ...