... Frnnklyn, Clarke, KUlrod, and others. The CaAtBMAN said it was not now, in past days, simple question between the Tories and the Whigs. £f it were there would not much cause for anxiety. But a new element had tncked Itself on to the Liberal party which even ...

... of Liberal and Radical orators they found there was little hope of consolation for the wage-earning class. [Hear, hear.] Tha Whig-Radical coalition persisted saying that there was not much tho matter with the of the country and that our position was not ...

... being offered upon the altar of political inconsistency, as a fitting sacrifice to the hypothetical taste of the popular deity. Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, may still command the nominal allegiance of thousands; but probe tho surface of their creed ...

... Fran kirn, Clarke, K'dred, and others. Tho OmtaifAsr saiif now, in past days, a simple question between the Tories and the Whig®. If it were there would not be cause for anxiety. Hut ft new* etemo'-t hart tteked iljrtf Liberal party which even many of ...

... England was quit© true, and ho hoped would always cm- of quHhty. had where the rteproeiatlon of land was great as in.tSnueto boa Whig. For some time thought in no. Esses. They wanted away with the law of ald take no part in the ensuing election, but when roliear ...