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... consideration for the distribution of power, cannot be anticipated as any way in gear with the historical traditions of the Whig party. In short, the two prominent impressions to be taken from the address we have been considering is, filet, a feeling of ...
... entire Whig party—including, to give the remark a point, the Markinch clique—got lost to view in the imperious phalanx which the member for Greenwich commanded. It was a weak and fatal manceuvre, as at the time we said it would be; the Whig independence ...
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... tat ® Legislature, three times m the House and twice tbe Senate. was well known decided opponent of slavery, ami the National Whig Convention of which wa? a member, slavery resolutions being rejected i W S^?, W and ,7 MX * V9 io organising the free Sod ...
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... save at inconsiderable intervals of the Whig ascendancy, has been broken, and the disaster has come in circumstances of the most complete self-assurance. There is never any more likelihood of there being Whig ascendancy again. The most that can be hoped ...
... politician. The Whigs who appraise titles over worth will, in the process of selection, decide for the Marquis of Hai tington ; but the Whigs, having allowed themselves to be found out as subservient when they cannot rule, as dropping the name Whig in 1868 when ...
... farmers will not get Te ant-Right Bill out of Peers, The Duke of Richmond'* Bill came on for it* reading on Thursday, and the Whig Lords denounced interference with freedom contract quite a* heartily a* tbe Tories. The Duke Argyll acknowledged I that the ...
... than sagacity. The Marquis of Hartington cannot be supplanted by even an angel without offence to the ruling families on the Whig side, nor will the Irish vote be at the disposal of an angelic Minister who has devoted his leisure to the exposure of their ...
... present; but the ch -ice will certainly be between Harrington and Forster. The former ii the favourite in London and among the old Whig members, while latter has large support >ng independent members of Parliament, and what fa rather surprising, among those who ...
... calm disapprriv•l and deprecation of the policy and aims of the Radical party, as distinguished fr o the party of the old Whigs. It would seem, indeed, that Lord Russell it a more ardent admirer in his old age of such moderate leaders ea Disraeli and ...