... THE WHIGS. the brilliant article in the current number of the Quarterly Review entitled Disintegration, ** the following passage the attitude of the Whig section of the Liberal party appears The question naturally suggests itself, what motive can men ...

... not like the idea that the Radicals are triumphing over the Whigs. “The truth of the matter—and it is »>iurabld that should stated plainly—is this. The Whigs in recent times have been totally false both their traditions and their principles. It may gratify ...

... ME. CHAMBEBLiIN AND THE WHIGS. The Daily Notes, discaeaiapr the epeeohea made at the dinner of the Cobclen Club Saturday, say* that Mr. Ch.imberlaiu spoke not only with judgment and moderation, but also with vigour and lucidity. •“Party union/ said Mr ...

... WHERE ABE THE WHIGS Never tiU now, UTI the at. BUfhtn.’t Bntt*. the abject coaditlen the Whig* been openly acknowledged. semblance supremacy hue always remained with them, but now it la ever. the tree confession of Lord Hartington there remains only to ...

... WHAT WILL THE WHIGS DO The Bt. Stephen** Review argue* that the surrender of the word Tory be necessary secure the adhesion of the Whigs to the cause of order, it ought, time-honoured it is, to be abandoned. Is this a time/* the Bt. Stephen's asks, “to ...

... to Mpttdtote the ••••»*» bay and Whig opaootttoa. On* Mr. CbaubnUin «rillnotdo. »»d to»tliiwigß Wo soot Moo ant differing with coUengaM. That * unearned increment' which formed eo desirable an adjunct to the aorew trade qaito too honriUe when it is toe ...

... slightest fear for the harmonious action the Liberal party. The Radicals would not be strong enough without the Whigs to back them, and the Whigs know full well that to have any real iufluenoe in the country they must have the Radicals in front them. The ...

... disdain Whig fellowship because they knew by experience that Ur. Gladstone was easily impelled in the direction they desired, and that when he moved the reluctant Whig mass moved with him. A Whig-Radical coalition was possible because a Whig-Radical chief ...

... assured, and the illomened connection between the two bias lair totem a combination which will require tb« utmost power of both Whig and Tory to defeat. let it be clearly borne is mind that Mr. Chamberlain baa the confidence the Home Bolen. Can it that the ...

... the most authoritative voice in the matter. WHIG AND RADICAL. The Daily regards the speeches Ur. Trevelyan yesterday at Kelso and Ur. Chamberlain Wolverhampton strikingly illustrating the conformity of the Whig tradition with the principles modern Badioalitm ...

... England are regarding our present Government with very mingled feelingsthe Whigs with distrust, the Radicals with disappointment, the Conservatives with disgust and disdain. The Whigs are distrustful because they see every principle they have ever contended ...

... that the drag is to hung up, not for use, but way of traditional ornament, in order that nobody may say the Whigs have nothing to do. That the Whigs are not the loaders in popular movements, admits freely. But they hold, their reason for existence, to the ...