... leave little room for fa tare Blaine action: Politically, the Republican Party is its dead as Ctesar. Ile likens it to the Whig Party in 1852, which then cast more votes than ever before. For the same reason the Republican Party has now been killed; because ...

... American capitalist thinks they will elect representatives who will demand radical reforms and not tolerate what he calls Whig stupidity. There was doubtless a measure of stupidity in the conduct of Foreign Affairs by the last Ministry; but whether ...

... To that is due the aspect Toryism assumed, aristocratic as against Democratic; and when Lord Randolph described the great Whig Peer, the the cold, selfish aristocrat, he really described , ••••••••.. the Upper Chamber in its legislative form. The ...

... best side for Ireland, it thinks, is the defeat; the worst, its passage by the present House. It condemns Hartington and the Whig landlords, Chamberlain and the Philistine Radicals, and Churchill and the aristocratic Tories. It wants the Bill to be defeated ...

... desetibes as the great an- tagonist of aristocracy, though he Cegan his career so as to call forth a Macaulay essay, a _ . _ Whig attack on the rising hope of the stern and unbinding Tories. His transition has been gradual. When he began, he was a religious ...

... himself a Republican, and the other a Liberal. The dissentient Liberals are composed of the extremes of the Liberal Party—the Whigs under Lord Hartington, and the Radicals under Mr. Chamberlain. Ple Whiggery tif the Devonshire family in i days of Dukes now ...

... Compromise. From the reorganisation of the Republican Party Mr. Wheeler acted with that Party, and was up to that time a Whig. In 1876 he was nominated for the Vice-Presidency of the United States by the National Republican Convention of Cincinnati ...

... patronage for a vegetarian restaurant in Boston, such as is to be found in nearly every large European city. The Bangor (Maine) Whig is informed that an important project is on foot for the establishment of large cattle-yards and sheep-houses on the line of ...

... the nuisance out of existence. The main source of the evil is the distribution of office. The Government of England under the Whig aristocracy was a scandal to rule by Party. The Government of France under the Democracy at this moment is as bad or worse ...

... South since the War in which the blacks have not figured prominently was that in Birmingham. It was composed mainly of Old Whig Democrats, who consent to work with the Republican Party if they can agree on the colour question; and over 800 delegates attended ...

... ) KAMP/ILL; Tennessee, April, 1889. The ride through old Virginia, south from Waehington is mush as it was in antebel- Whigs. True the country in many plows shows less of forests, which were ruthlessly snorificed by the warring hosts of the rebellioo ...

... to persuasion; to compulsion, rather than the exercise the man exerts over himself, and Mr. 800 telle, who is editor of the Whig and Courier, admits this in its columns,— because the public sentiment of the city would not sustain the enforcement of the ...