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... resources corruption applied mure successfully to such a purpose. 'l'he Catholics—so frequently the stalking horses of faction—the Whigs were ready to sacrifice, had -the King allowed them, —hut his Majrsty very wisely cut them short—well convincetl, they who ...
... cottage rise against the owner of the nearest palace, as his natural enemy*— and to look upon the French his protectors. Vet the Whig. Patriots and Philosophers here were quite provoked with those who regarded the Jacobins of Paris as dangerous friends to England ...
... power. Such are the men who pretend Vnlightcif lit the national interests, and to teach «s political ditiies.- Self-styled Whigs—'an fiaiiiwd from the worst of “ 'JorytMii’’—threateners the Crown— tajolfirs tfiV toleration, t'xteiHive as the enemies ...
... V the PM.soiier insanity. Ilw •’vißciiee »l •«'•> ti,', victory was .Vri.lj'.l prmci^ny only nets diarge inv Rivalry. |ctl whig iho .done to the fonnav; and which, accordin'; this day. It iM»thir»w« Mm^biit’ ibi.hJp«,«ny ollir.er the - 8»N from Im4)i ...
... -lirroW' greater, —and we, unk-ss erase to be Itw, by ewftfcdtoai«aM4K*r»pi!i much greater mmwihui' tlu-it five must our “Whigs” be driven—sceiuo Hut-i |»owt'r, wli.diis the kev freedom, nrnsl preseiw -akiiies, in a jjoint view, it vs. )«■ if they approve ...
... Princtft Mar,if, NT, .JJinerii k toPlvmoutli, and Elom, from London, were raptured tlie 2fi|li ult. ueai tiie. Sketligs, bv Whig A uteri tan priyateer; the- wa* biitni, tlie latter gives to the crew; % aft ...
... cruisin'in tlie t!ir ('Ji -I. ami n. ke.jt a-, tlcpn-ilntiiins our tuniHicrcc, viz.: -file David I’.jrtci 7 j;miis, iOmen ; Whig schooner, Sj.ark s, luyi . . ■ g-ixmnders ; (itrassctir, Idguns, l.Kl men, or.ly oS it!l i.a living '•ent to America tour prizes ...
... appearance the bead of the Lake, I pot uuclu- wav four o’clock the Pie Ist instant, and stecrad for tbe month the Niagara. ©Whig to light winds, 1 did nut arrive oft there the slh. Tuere imercrj>te ...
... much ujton eir nuiiji ■ * , , 'l hostile to its principle. -Let them not Torn ie State depended upon it, and that It llltl his Whig principles ;it was to raise the excise, at.ti tlu-.t means an[.ppr _ themselves ; let them lie uttered with temporary measure ...
... Mr. FUNSONBV had no objection to Ite designated one of the modern Whigs who had been alluded to by the noble lord ; but. all wished was, that a definition the practice of the modem Whigs should not given, which had no relation to cither their opinions ...
... intestine troubles of another: but am thta.in point practice,be might safely rely VVliig anti,? different doctrine. If the modem Whigs were osu,- whom they were, perhaps erroneously, Mij.no,,,' derived, it might lessen the confidence placed in , nions; but it ...
... in opposition to the sovereignty of the people. A noble lord had called this the jargon ot modem philosophy; but he was old Whig enough, or rather old patriot enough, to respect the sovereignty the people, and to maintain that government was or could be ...