... at home, consolidation of the empire and non-intervention abroad. Before very long the struggle between Whigs and Radicals must come. If the Whigs win, the Tories are dished. If the Radicals win, the moderates will be eager to throw them- selves into ...

... time of the last election Mr. Chamberlain was a Home Ruler. He was a Radical, and had distinctly separated himself from the Whigs; but now they found him among the Liberal Unionists, whose latest declaration was against even the principle ol Home Rule, ...

... things; and we may be sure that an irresistible demand for reform will soon be heard. WHIGS AND RADICALS. The DaiZy Neers, discussing the attitude'and characteristics of Whigs and Radicals, ?? should any serious question of dispute arise ? We are far from denying ...

... will at least make the attempt. Will he succeed? That depends very largely, though not entirely, upon Lord HART- INGTON. The Whigs are mutinous. There were seventy absten- tions last night from the division on Mr. COLLINGS'S amendment. Mr. GOSCHEN, Lord ...

... s where Liberalism is at present safe, and to give Conservatism a powerful reinforcement of the Whig element, and perhaps of something more than the Whig element. But the result would be so disastrous that eve still refuse to believe in the readiness ...

... Conservatives do about as well with their famous work of ccnvcrting Whigs. The great reconstruction of parties seems to be not a bit nearer than it ever was. We see no sign whatever thlat the Whigs and the Radicals are parting company or likely to l art company ...

... break-up was predicted. The Whigs were to fly off in a high sulk, and the Radicals were to run such rigs that in a twelvemonth the country would be thoroughly sick and weary of them. It is true that the Government has lost great Whigs, like the Duke of ARGYLL ...

... their aid comnanions. This is why the Tories never get tired of assuring us that the Whigs are going while as a matter of fact the Whigs do not go. How can the Whigs, one is perpetually asked, endure to live with the Radicals ? It would be just as reasonable ...

... light on the Employers' Liability Bill. Nothing can be more absurd than for the Whigs to pose as the champions of science. Politics are not a science but an art, and the Whigs know this as well as anybody. The writer deprecates the introduction of measures ...

... CHAMBERLAIN, Lord RANDOLPH CH-URCHIILL is the most distrusted by the Whigs. He has all the qualities and all the defects which create alarm and suspicion in the breast of the Whig. He is impulsive, reckless, headstrong, entirely without balance or ballast ...

... consistent. Was he Whig or Tory ? asks the average politician. The answer is, Neither. He was a pessimist; a man too thoroughly convinced of the vice and misery of his species to care for their superficial party distinctions. Whigs and Tories,according ...

... There is nothing, for the Whigs except extinction or union with the Radicals. The Tories are impossible except as revolutionists. Outspoken and thoroughgoing though the. speech is, there is nothing in it to hinder the union of Whigs and Radicals, or to deprive ...