... that they are merely the Whig, or Federal, party exhumed and re-named. Judging from the antecedents of their recognised leaders, there is much reason in the accusation, for Messrs. LINCOLN, SEWARD, GREELEY, and others supported Whig principles until the ...

... keep the rump of the Whig party in eapital and in office. All the Whigs have to do is to condescend to use both. The Whigs can no more afford to keep a conscience than they can lay claim to originality of genius. However, whilst Whig exposes Radical, and ...

... certain charities. The house adjourned at Twenty-five minutes to Nine. How is it that business is always obstructed unde a Whig or Coalition Government? The strenua inertia of Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Lord PALMERSTON constitutes one of the most singular ...

... Conservative and every Liberal in 'England te read this paper; the former, that they may learn how their distrust of the little Whig is justified; the latter, that they may for see a true picture of the career of the man who is properly described as of all ...

... officialism with which Whig legislation has surrounded the law of debtor and creditor. In 1829 and previously the law was simple enough, and worked, on the whole, to the satisfaction of the public. But then came the great Whig , era and the palmy days ...

... clique that had ever ruled the destinies of this country, and who imagined that the whole duty of the people was to keep the Whigs in power, that they might retain patronage among themselves and their needy followers. He Vqis t surprised that th e r e prese ...

... The Ost Deutsche Post of Vienna has the following remarkable article on the recent vote of the Prussian Chamber Whilst the Whig Cabinet in England feels obliged to declare that the possession of Venetia by Austria is a European necessity, the great Germans ...

... engaged in the prepar- honest constituencies, and this to be done on the ation of a bill to amend the Corupt Practices Act, old Whig principle of making Liberal votes. But a ' and he trusted in a short time to be able to lay it on the table. , Radical ;lenient ...

... again. But then they must boldly prepare for revolution. A 6/. borough qualification can only be treated as an instalment. No Whig distribution of seats will answer. We must have a wholesale reform—one which will satisfy ERNEST JONES as well as BRIGHT and ...

... scapegoat of the Cabinet. On him it rests to parry the assaults of chiding Radicals and atone for the shortcomings of tardy Whigs. Beneath the nis of a comprehensive reform in bankruptcy the PALMERSTON Administration may breathe again. Even Manchester may ...

... wholly disregard Irish feelings and interests, or in direct opp , sition to them for every coercive or l measure proposed by Whig governments, from Irillimen of every creed and shade of politics are hereclP' excluded. o a As natural results, those Irish ...

... unconditional abolition of church rates. And for all the delay and debate on that question we hesitate not to say that the Whigs are mainly chargeable. For thirty years it has been before the country, and for the last ten prominently and conspicuously; ...