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... THE WHIGS. At the meeting at Wadebridge Mr. Agar Robartes expounded, as in duty bound, his political principles to his prospective constituents of East Cornwall, rand expatiated warmly upon the virtues of the Whigs, ex- tolled the purity of their principles ...
... THE WHIGS IN 1832. The Editor of the Freeman's Journal has possessed himself of a copy of the Letter referred to in Major- General Napier's evidence at Clonmel, and publishes it with the following introduction:- Before we place this remarkable document ...
... hold their crowns iti 1rust for the benefit of their people 3 These are not the only blessings we owe to the preva- lence of Whig principles. Let our readers take a brief retrospect of the various naisults thtit have beeu macie opon the Constitutional rights ...
... admires, Ths word Whig may bcoms extinct, I *vae originally a nieknsme, and it may cease to be used, and be saper- seded by another; but Whig principles must always continue to exescise a large influence and to animate a considerable party, Whig principles, ...
... THE EFFETE WHIGS. a I the pages of a Conservative contemporary of long and o faithful standing, appeared on May 22nd a letter from a h dissatisfied Liberal signed F,. and it contained quotations from a letter received from another Liberal and Radical ...
... the integrity of Whig principles from the contaminating split-vote policy of Whig and Tory. But oh! monstrous ! I hear that many of you counselled the part support of Sir Richard Vyvyan, to ensure the return of Mr. Baillie! That one Whig might be secured ...
... amongst the people will ever be excited ini favour of a Whip .measure so long as thme Whigs contittue to act as they have done. - The only eanesn by is hiri thme Whigs could have overcomne she re-s ,sistanee of time upper house they have rejected, for thtey ...
... whichs 1, with many others, am denounced by yo(u as,, a miodern WvsLss Whig, and not a 'Whig of the OLDS school. I am sorry, Sir, very sorry, that a ,entlernim who, as a Whig, cart Scaicl econsidered to be indifferent to the civil liberty Otf any ...
... assertion ; but, setting aside the exclusive liortion of the sentence, it is must certain that you profess to be a Whig orgin, aod 1I11on Whig prlnciples You cannot therefore object to be tried. Froii the Ultra-rory paper of this city, the Wliigs -have no ...
... LETTERS TO WHIGS ON WHIGGERY. NO. lit. TO ROBEIRT BRIGHT, ESQ. SIR,.-When a political antagonist, who has been fighting tooth and nail with you upon the principles which both nmay severally profess, suddenly veers about, and, from cha- racteriSmS your ...
... however disgraced the name of Whig ?? be, by the conduct of some who profess to he Whigs, still the principles of real Whiggisin are good, and I am satisfied that they are out priiciiples. I would call you, geintlemien, the Whigs of Bristol. The sentiments ...
... established latw of thle leitule. (Oreat Applause.) A Whig is a man silo 'exerciss' his rults reSsit, and' ano more; while a Tsory endeavotirs, by esers'- meanis in his power, t tis ho that thle Whig does not act tip to tls~ prtns'iises 'w l rfse;that he ...