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... Suffrage! Suffrage for every body, without any exception on any ground whatever- except not even a thief !-Thief any day before Whig.-Sfr Mor- gan O'Doherty, in Fraser's Magazine. In this last remark, the Baronet makes a distinction without a difference ...
... the people. And your petitioners will ever pray. [The quotation beginning s it is the duty of every man, &c. is from The Whigs Magazine, which as the Ballot truly says might have been, for ought it contains useful, published years ago as now.] Mr. BULWER ...
... perfectly clear. Ihe commons are now strong . they will and must demand. The lords will and must refuse. To suppose that even the whig and new made lords, if such there be, will not resist the very first demands of the people, would be to show an utter ignorance ...
... the rotten boroughs existed, they afforded sufficient security for-the re- eleetion efplacemen and pensioners, butnow both Whigs and Tories were -fearful of the -operation of the Reform Bill, lest the people would not elect any .tool of any government ...
... readers, whose knowledge of America may not enable them to detect this and other unamiable falsehoods of this lady (for such the Whig journals style her), I have ta-den the liberty to send you a few facts connected with this ' anec- dote,' by which you may ...
... ' PUBLIC -N ElWS, INTELL1IGENCE, OR OCCURRENCES .: ;7j Ireland and the Whigs. Ithink I bear a little bird that sings, The PEOPLE by-and-by will be the stronger. B - 4 ~~~BYRON. The die is cast-and Ministers must Dowv stand its hazard! In the hope ...
... been called to the chair was received with three loud and enthusiastic cheers; these were followed by three-groans for the Whigs. The Chairman said it had been proposed that Messrs. Powell, Forster, and Duffey be scrutineers. This having been agreed tothe ...
... if fthej bill whiich 'h-spasie6d shoua sedutreus-this, I'shallhoe satisfied; hbt i lolnly say, I have seen enough, both of Whigs and Tories, togive to neither my unbounded confidence. Wbat are we to tbink of a Whiggovein- ment wlioh, could ,grant -IOQ ...
... putrid mass spoils all that is exposed to. its effluvia; whoever associates with it assimilates to it; Radical becomes Whig, and Whig Tory, until love of self and contempt for the people rankles in every rotten heart. Hence Mr. Lytton Bulwer, while he ...
... more evasive, shuffing, unprincipled answer neveryet escaped the-lips of a Whig. Itisofa-piecewitlihistelfing the people that the sinecure place, recently obtained from the Whigs, with an income of it 200 a year, will not be a sinecure now he ha, it. Let ...
... horror ran through the meeting at the bare recital of the treatment experienced by the poor men incarcerated by the atrocious Whigs. Mr. SAVAGE being loudly called for, stepped forward, and with great animation, said that in consequence of the dreadful state ...
... pattern of virtue, righteousness, or sell-denial in their whole practice.-Preface to Icosoclastes. Thie PE NNY PAPER of the Whigs is their weekly Penny A- gazine. We shall oniv refer to it further to add, that hardly a num- ber of that most contemptible ...