... but he appealed bib, right hon. gentlemen on the front Opposition benches, to whom the country looked to carry out the old Whig policy of pence, retrend:unfelt, and reform, to support that retrenchment which was the pledge and tee of peas*. ; Whether ...

... Convention, which nominated Martin van Buren for President awl Charles Francis Adams for Vice-Preaident, in opposition to the Whig candidates, Taylor and Fillmore, and to the Democratic candidates, Cass Butler. Mr. Dana, like the other Free-.oilers, became ...

... realize that ideal. All I would say I. this—that the task of government in these days, by whomsoever it be administered, by Whig or Tory, by Conservative or Liberal, is, at the very best and under all circumstances, an arduous and a heavy task, and that ...

... solved as a sub-lieutenant of Lancers dorin h the war, for example, they took a pot from us because we were was. consisteut Whig Isf the old school, and, though in op- The cause of the nuarrel was r. woman, the soder of a week I cannot account for nee ...

... would have seemed insignificant to honourable contemporaries. Indeed, the consciousness of his relative poverty among the rich Whig placomen made him nervously sensitive to imputations of corruption. It was mainly anxiety to provide for his family, partly ...

... mine and told him that he hiol no vote, his name having been struck oil tho Register because, out knowing whether he was a Whig or • Tory, the agents of both parties had objected to hit name at the Revision Court. (A laugh.) In the borough he represented ...

... interesting to read the criticisms he wrote on English politics in the languid serenity of his Indian bungalow. Ilia faith in the Whig Party wisa profound ; he honestly believed that i they ncarnated and nannopulized all political virtue, and he blinded himself ...

... of consequence was sounded by Mr. Croker, in the columas of the Quarterly, and tho notoriety of the vendetta between the Whig historian and the Tory critic naturally deadened the insolence of the attack. More damaging, we may add, are three calmer ...