... reminiscences ot which published after his return to America. In ISJu he was elected a member Congress, being identified with the Whig party, but six years later went over the Democrats. 1343 the Senate rejected his appointment, by President Tyler, Secretary ...

... much diminished n.ajority compared with a fonner contest, over Mr. Alexander, the Conservative candidate. After his return the Whig journals of Bister so boasted of the victory as to irritate the Ulster Brsmiaer, the organ of the Homan Catholic party, which ...

... certainly died in 1762, and this is unquestionably his work. The ponderous figure, and massive, thoughtful head of the great Whig slatcsmau, Charles James Fox, must familiar to all from the engraving after Reynolds, that need only say tho original picture ...

... canons, it dismal failure. The sapient Sir Oracle, who dons at Oxford Oassanpra's cloak, has committed the fault of the groat Whig historian. He has painted bis opponents, their acts, policy, plane, and purposes, in altogether too inky hues. In the case ...

... factions polities, and creating a really national party. “A Tory and a Radical lean understand, writes the bold reformer. A-Whig—a Democratic ...

... coalition between the two former against the latter as the only means of giving England really strong Government. But the Whigs were too powerfully seated to bo thrust aside in moment, and their gallant assailant was accordingly defeated thrice in succession ...

... polities. Each one of the community retains bis complete freedom of action in political affairs, and as there have been many good Whigs amongst it, so there have been many equally good Tories, one of whom bave ever been reproached with apostacy on account of ...

... part of the Whigs adhesion to tho theory that is ‘better to reign in hell than serve in Heaven.’ But, unfortunately for tho Whigs, that answer is longer possible. They may there, but they hare ceased reign there. It is question with the Whigs between serving ...

... former's strength r»'.gia ttan the r b d'P u, ovi ’- Holloway’s remcilioi lb. -to- 25, 1879. OPINIONS OF THE MORNING PAPERS. WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Times thinks *• it would error to bind either the Whiij or the Radical section of the Opposition too strictly ...

... night, lie reviewed the political career ot both parties in tho House, and condemned the sham Liberals, who said wove only Whigs, who followed the lead the There were, said, only two independent men in the House—Kenealy and Hoebuck, both being returned ...

... addresses the House, and who is ardent advocate of a royal residence Ireland. Tho member for Kinsalo is Mr. Eugene Collins. pliimt Whig, and no Obstructionist.” Tho member for Mallow is Mr. John George McCarthy, solicitor at Mallow, who may tie described what ...

... and incendiarism 1871. Wo are not lie hurried down the abyss Socialism. The 'Temps prognosticates the day when there will Whigs and Tories among the Republicans, but we are thankful to find that M. Grevy, M. Gambetta, and M. are at the head tho Tory party ...