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... •* The Mean in Politics;” of the latter that on Walt Whitman. The writer of the “Mean in Politics tries to show that the Whigs occupy thst position, that there arc two parties, one which says Whatever is, is right,’ and the other, *» Whatever is, is ...
... * Surely Ton will say with that men who here no belief in the Divine revelation are not the men govern the nation 1 be they Whig* or Iladicala ; ana certainly Liberalism affords tolerable indiration that policy, by which they would thus tear by the roots ...
... agitators want by any re sans, What they want ia to cripple the capitalists who invest ia the land, because rule, they are Whigs or Conservatives, and have little sympathy with Socialists Ravotationaries. And what they want next is to catch tha passing ...
... tiou. It will not allow England and Scotland to become wrack among the nations, a* poor Ireland. Liberal and Conservative, Whig and Tory, will be found united, standing by the royal and loyal old formula of William HI., God and my right,” rather than ...
... man's” defence slavery and affection lor * Holy” Russia; but might have addad that it was Pitt, the Tory, and not Fox, the Whig, who suggested to Wilberforoe tbe arduous campaign which ultimately won freedom for the slave. Having thus dealt with the ...
... audience would agree with him that men who had no belief in the Divine revelation were not the men to govern this nation, be they Whig or Radical. It was tree that this was said long time ago, bat what of that. It waa very true ■till. He bad lived long enough ...
... considerably widened the breach between the extreme section tho Government, represented the President of Board of Trade, and the Whig*, whose mouthpiece Lord Hartington is- Mr Chamberlain showed no signs **f repentance for the extreme viewa which had expressed ...
... these various elements together so to form anything like a united party. Composed as the Liberal party is of the genuine old Whig, the so-called Liberal, the Radical, and the Republican, it is not to be wondered at that Mr Gladstone’s policy should be in ...