... THE GLOBE, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1878, THS WHIG-LIBERAL PARTY. n Whig party has not only fallen, but to a great extent has bean broken up, writes Mr. Smith in tbs fortnightly Review. The Whig-Liberal party, funest 1, its superficial unity (if indeed it ...

... deportment those in the area is described the Whig diabolic; the yells were ** demoniacal.” It was furious battle,” and Mr. O’Donnell was evidently a good deal surprised.” lilood-stained faces continues the Whig, were visible in the Home Rule corner, and ...

... extent with the needy dependents impecunious Whig families, and the Irish Liberal M.P.*a who used get few crumbs of patronage have bad their supply cut off. The result is that the succesors the venal Irish Whigs hare assumed a position of “benevolent neutrality ...

... Saxon Parliament. The “patriots” are, of course, the party of action, and the renegades are the sham Home Rulers, who, being Whigs and temporisers, took the pledge as condition precedent to election, but who never intended, and do not now intend, to throw ...

... things considered, is the victory one which Conservatives ou.ht deeply to rearret. That our great territorial families, whether Whig or Tory, should retain tbit legitimate influence over their respective districts which is now purged the more objectionable ...

... the Nonconformists, which all the Opposition hopes of the future depend, and yet avoid giving offence to the constitutional Whigs, of whom the late Earl Bussell was a conspicuous ornament and exemplar. The celebration of the repeal the Teat and Corporation ...

... at moment when finds the question ** who shall be leader fiercely debuted branch associations on each side the Channel. The Whig Home Rulers —or the members who have adopted the shibboleth Home Rule as the means of ucquir* ing seati in Parliament—are quite ...

... question has occupied more or less of the attention of every Administration that has held office within the memory of living men. Whigs, Tories, Radicals, and Horae Rulers, have all tried it, and have all failed to give satisfaction. No statesman has been able ...

... its impracticability. As Mr. Gladstone frankly confesses, “some us are Nonconformists and some of us are Churchmen; some are Whigs, some Liberals, and some are Radicals.” Is it not notorious that between some these sections the Opposition even sharper a ...

... tills cours ■ in deference the liu„ ~f the Irish .man Oath 'be hierarchy, who have been so long cajol-d and civ. d the Whigs in the matter educational that they hav. ceased to place any confidence in them. The Irish moderate party, represented Mr. ...

... next general election. The party of action have taken grave umbrage at this declaration, make no soruple of denonnoiog the Whig proclivities of Hr, Butt and such of hia oulleairues as have hitherto recoinmended moderate meant)res and conetitntional sgitation ...

... ajority of 65, whoss votes cannot, a rule, be relied upon either party. Some of these are Home Rulers, others were formerly Whigs, but have been compeUed to adopt the Home Rule platform, few still describe themselves as Liberals, and one at least is Nationalist ...