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... fallacy. Aud tile Whig party ever since the Reform Bill has bean falaag more and more under the influence of 'demagogues. Wril it be toe mission of the House of CavendieO. to terminate this humiliating subjection, end recall the Whig party to the moderate ...
... capable candidate, is too unpopular with the Nonconformists and Radicals to have much chance of election. Possibly, if the Whigs end Moderates combined in his favour, their united influence might succeed in giving him a preponderance of votes. But as the ...
... Radicalism has considerably increased in the borough since the general election. A letter from a gentleman, who admits himself a Whig and en admirer of Lord Palmerston, with which we have been favoured, corroborates this view of existing political feeling in ...
... feeling was not confined to any sect or class. Moderate Dissenters and Low Churchmen, representatives of Radical towns and Whig counties, were named among those ready to vote for the el-dement Quaker and author of the Twenty-Fifth Clause of the ilducadion ...
... ere long, send Mr. CHAMBERLAIN to Parliament from Birmingham. For the present they are triumph. ant over both Tories and Whigs in the Potteries by the election of him whom ARTHUR ORTON delighted to honour as his trusty and wellbeloved privy councillor ...
... lees reactionary section. of the Conservatives; but it is well that it should be postpone 1 as long as possible. The great Whig families have done good service to the country by the pressure which they have for some ' generations placed on their political ...
... historical and political matters his philosophy had no appreciable influence on his decisions. He began by expressing moderately Whig opinions, hat afterwards strove to rid himself of the plaguy prejudices of Whiggism. No Tory writer of that time dealt the ...
... Hartington's fitness for the I post of leader is valuable and will have great weight. But while we admit the claims of the great Whig families to a large issauence in the councils of the party,. we cannot think a purely Whiz leadership in both Houses a desiiabb ...