... severe. I believe you. Do you 'spect thar's another man in the State of Arkansaw that can write as scorching a thing ag'in the Whig candidate ? If there were facts to justify it I doubt not such an article might be produced, replied the young lawyer. To ...

... offer of office-to the party of the majority. Another suggestion is that there should be a coalition ministry—that is, that Whigs should combine with Tories to crush out both the extreme Radical party and the Irish Nationalists. But there are extreme Tories ...

... widely-from Mr GLAD- STONE as to the best thing to be done in the case of Ireland, but he has not a drop either of Tory or Whig blood in his veins. He may err. Mr CHAMBERLAIN has failed to see eye to eye with Mr GLADSTONE. Still, no man admires Mr GLADSTONE ...

... this. He has reason to boast, as he does, of his victories over the Tory pawty in Ire- land, and over the Whigs, too, in the very few cases where Whigs contested Irish seats. But he anticipates that the next Parliament cannot last long. Moreover, the Irish ...

... Christian-like. The Whigs talked much about their great leader, Mr Fox, but they were renegades from the policy which Mr Fox advocated, and he (Mr Dillwyn) had disliked the Whites ever since he bad been a politician because of this Whig desertion. (Ap- plause ...

... Liberal, or so-called, representatives in Par- liament were at best but a mixed breed, showing far more pronounced traits of a Whig parentage than of Radical blood, The squire and the parson were still among the powers that be, and were to be feared and obeyed ...

... though they will do it reluctantly and in a piece-meal fashion. A statement made by Mr PARNELL on Monday astonished both Whigs and Tories. He intimated that the Irish party intend to abandon obstruction in the House of Commons. The Irish Nationalists ...

... their Political beliets upon a new basis of logical reason- iofir to find the truth, and not upon principles banded down by Whig and Tory tradi- tion. Theymust go to the recognised political Writers and teachers, who were often spoken about and seldom ...

... at the action of Lord HARTINGTON. All his life he had been associated with men of moderate views. As a prominent member of a Whig family owning large estates in Ireland, it was not astonishing that he found himself unable to adopt the democratic programme ...

... statement that it was the object of the Tory party to uphold the great principle of liberty, he would ask what had the old Whigs and the present Liberals fought for during so many years. Why freedom. (Applause.) And from whom had they met with the greatest ...

... real wealth, and presently the great mass of thinking and suffering people will demand that the policy long pursued by the Whigs and Radicals in the interests of foreign workmen should give place to the Conservative policy of England for the English. ...

... and vigorously combats Whig tendencies. For a portly, pros- perous, pleasant man who sleeps o' nights, Mr Potter is a terrible Radical. He has a natural I distaste for Tories, and, apart from social inter- course, cannot abear a Whig, He is, in short, precisely ...