... not inclined to go the length of supporting vote by ballot. Although the Whig Government was not so popular as it had been, be did not hesitate. to avow himself as out-and-oute Whig. As to education, lie was a supporter of the principles of the Edinburgh ...

... I THE RECONSTRUOTION ovrH OECABINEIT It is not the Tories alone with whom, the now Go vernment will have to contend. Ti e Whig men are *r0feteedly more competent th&n the Trory meal to ineet the needs of the bour, and if it were a question bbtween Lord ...

... of the message is approved. That is to say, the dominant party, 'with very few exceptions, applaud it ; while many of the Whigs approve its tone. I speak of that portion of it which refers to the foreign affairs of the country. The message is tolerably ...

... s de to which the conductof your rulersand yourself has brought a: you. We will first place before us your parties. 'l'he Whigs and Burdettites were naturally disciples of the Ecoumnists, and they had long been clamouring for 'these changres, and the ...

... In his politics he was a decided Whig, in favour of a Bank, of protection to American manufactures, of internal improve- mxents at the coat of the national Government, and of the other cardinal articles of the Whig creed, all of which are now obsolete ...

... Secretary. We have amoingst us here in EdinburAh, Wlhig judges, ahig lawyers, Whiig writers, Whig physi- cians, Whig surgeons, Whig artists, aud a very few Whig divines. Now it migllt surely be expected, that amongst these Ladies, some one wife, sister ...

... minor men in wandering mazes lost, take cioi only the principal sections of the House. Here is the wit d Finance!Minhter of the Whig Governmaut, who opppsed a vi :, all ~raiway >adiiancesh4>;%d~innwch ha paltry loan : th6 sell r Finance Minister and his colleagues ...

... cer- tain indolent catholicity. They have not strong symnpathy with the psoplo; but neither have they the Whig contempt for the people, nor the Whig exclusiveness. Their cardinal defect is a xwant of energ, . . . . . . . . . They have some of the high ...

... beware in time. The Whigs turned the Conserva- tives out in 1335, by carrving a resolution, to the effect that the Irish Pap~al Chureh should be paid out of the confiscated property of Protestantism. No one can doubt s that the Whigs, if they were to succeed ...

... ambition wag a1s noble as their sagacity WSE profond, And we have dwelt the mwrt ielosdly ot this brilliant attribute of the Whig aristocracy because it is well worthy the emau. Iaiion ci ttose who ador eand lead the greal dition of intellectual opinion ...

... servatives. The tognlmi hs ae vr added were 'Whigs. Fourth, As to Sir, James' appointmentf eel Lieutenants, At present there are 8Dpt~lc tenants in this county, 6 of whom ?? 2 are Conservatives., Of the 6 Whigs ?? possesision of landed property, au d chat ...

... Butt, and favour of tenure, education, return of the grand jury laws, and Catholic university. will act quite independently Whig Tury, and thoroughly for Home Rule. Lord Henry Bruce has written to the local Conscrvativs Association tuat, as man of honour ...