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... roused the enthusiasm of the advanced electorate, and induced them to forget the contemptible vacillation and ineptitude of the Whig- Liberal-Radical faction. But the leaders were afraid to lead, and the followers have had no one to follow. The result therefore ...
... LORD SPENCIR ♦ND MR. BRIGHT. This Whig nobleman has had his lot cast in unpleasant places. At any other period in our connection with Ireland Lord Spencer would have been regarded as a good rather than a bad Viceroy. But of late years we have learnt something ...
... Midlothian. His enemies, to put the thing plainly, don't. scare worth a damn for all his fine periods, while his humorous whigs, subservient liberals, and amiable r adicals are answering his adjurations to dwell together in unity, by punching one another's ...
... way to cajole a part of the new democracy or may rally some of the Moderate Liberals— Goschen and his flock—and sundry old Whigs to their camp. But for the present their party is quite worthy of its leaders. It is really very lucky for us Socialists that ...
... Reynolds. It is pointed out that Mr. Brodrick is the son of an unscrupulous Irish landlord and that Sir William Harcourt is an Old Whig whose sole idea of government in Ireland, Scotland, and England is coercion and brutality. In another column will be found ...
... Britain which has fearlessly supported the cause of the workers against landlords and capitalists, Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, and political Radicals, during the fait fourteen mqntlts, takes a fresh start for- ward on the old lines from to-day ...
... rate adhering to principles, personally unpopular, having no touch whatever with the mass of the producing classes, an old Whig ready to champion tyranny just so far as it' seems safe, and to give it up when threatened, you are the very man to help on ...
... be driven to overstep under the guidance of existing leadership. Mr. Brett in his rejoinder seems to think the opinion of a Whig duke of no particular importance, and Sir Wilfrid Lawson adds to the list of cries his own special hobby—local option—to which ...
... distrusted as a most hazardous leap into the dark, consoled himself with the reflection that, at all events, it had dished the Whigs. And no man of average common sense can doubt that the great end of each political party is to get power and keep it. It cannot ...
... every candidate who declines to pledge himself to resist the projects of the Liberationists. The address is signed by great Whig names--Lord Grey, the Duke of Westminster, Lords Fortescue, Penzance, Crewe, De Tablet', the Dukes of Bedford and Somerset ...
... believe that we shall get a settlement of the National question from whichever Government or party is in power, whether it may be Whig or whether it may be Tory. There may be a slight variation in the terms which we might succeed in securing from one party over ...
... they want to resist successfully this oppression, and to win in the great struggle which lies before them. EDWARD CARPENTER. WHIG DICTATION AT SHEFFIELD. To the Editor of JtraTlem. SlR,—Will you grant me space to ask your Radical readers to help us in ...