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... i Thoughts for the Thoughtful. No. VIII. “It was left for the English Whigs to revive the spider-killing system, and pluck from miserable man the solace of a book. hey have done their best to show us how much bcUer it is to live under a splendid despotism ...
... ask, who lias paid the least attention to the administration of the Whigs—to their hypoeriti cal professions of patriotism—to their deep dissimulation, oppressive, tyrannical, and vindictive spirit —be surprised that the working classes can longer unite ...
... ate for Mad Tom of Canterbury, and lodgedPT'— or have been handed over to the tender honest 'Whig judge and jury, and sent heep ° 8,1 with John Frost and his solitary coKip ail ; . seas, for life. ® e Jon'd A litlle onward, John Knox was again sum appear ...
... Whig Policy of tlie Olden Times. Revolution of 1688 produced a very material clie.nire in the government and condition ot the country. For twenty-eight years had the Scottish Cove,inter —men of whom the world was not worthy (Stained the horrors of relentless ...
... our countrymen never to forget that the Whigs were ever as they are now, the deadliest enemies of liberty. When chivalrous Poland stretched out her hands in her dying agonies, and implored assistance, the Whigs heard her not. They have always been more ...
... suppressed mind has beheld with indi Whigs towards this unhi violation of the Canadian c ed murders of the men integrity of their laws ; tli the pious; the scenes of reckless crime and exterm modern history ; and wot a Whig government. Th best men of an insulted ...
... parson dancing about the parlour pacify the humming strangers well as he could. THE CHARTIST CIRCULAR. THE SELFISH, TYRANNICAL WHIG. Tune The Shamrock so green. Know ye the man who is fawning and sly. With a smile on his lips, and leer in his eye, As cunning’s ...
... be had taken his stand. (To be concluded in our next.) The Seven Stages of Whiggery. The public world’? a stage, And all the Whig officials merely players, They have had their salaries and their patronage, And each man in his turn played many parts, Endured ...
... DISCIPLES OF JUDAS. \ ou may estimate the worth of Whig principles by the extent of their salaries; patriots while poor raving for liberty while excluded from office; unscrupulous as to means while seeking the holy end of getting into power; carelesss ...
... among public men, you will find not a few evil Whigs of this description; and if here and there some nobler characters intervene, like the oases in the desert, they are few and far between. When the Whig is a mighty politician, he courts public favour—smiles ...
... Radicalism, while the selected portion—the electors under the Reform Billare found to be partly Whigs and partly Tories.” Now, though it were the oldest Whig Useful-knowledge”-monger in existence* that wrote these lines, we give them our unqualified approbation ...
... occupy their attention. A mightier question than the Reform Bill was now stirred in earnest —deep interests were excited—the Whigs and lories now felt that the people were becoming alive to their true interes —party names, and party distinctions and promises ...