Like Sir Robert Peel forty years before, Mr. Gladstone must now face the spectacle, melancholy even to an opponent, of the break-up of a great party.
If he had cherished the ambition of leading a great party, he had not scrambled for place.
For the first time he addressed a crowded House and was supported by the cheers of a great party.
A loud outcry was raised against 'the back-parlour' management of a great party.
Why Peel did not communicate with the Duke, I cannot divine, or why it was not made a great party measure, and a resolution taken to act in concert.
In June of 1896, the representatives of a great party met in national convention in the city of St. Louis, Mo.
Never before in the history of American politics has a great issue been fought out as this issue has been, by the voters of a great party.
It was open to the house to have objected to the expenditure at the time; but now to oppose the going into committee of ways and means, without suggesting any other plan as preferable to that of the government, was unworthy of a great party.
This motion greatly damaged the prestige of Mr. Disraeli: it was thought that he was not competent to lead a great party, and but for the paucity of talent in the conservative ranks, his leadership would have immediately terminated.
His speech was factious in spirit, resting upon no sound principles of policy or economy, and altogether unworthy of the leader of a great party, and of one who aspired to a reputation for statesmanship.
Chicago exhibited a great partyspringing to life and power, every motive and force compelling coöperation and growth.
Charleston had shown a great party in the ebbtide of disintegration, tainted by the spirit of disunion.
A great party, after a vigorous and successful life of thirty years, could not die easily.
Nevertheless, she summoned the nominee of a great party to the American Presidency to a conference, and he came with more alacrity than he would have obeyed the call of a conference of governors.
A certain reserve, a certain dignity of manner which, while holding the crowd at a distance also inspires it with a proper respect, is desirable on the part of the official head of a great party, a presidential nominee.
He wasted no time, but went at once to the heart of his subject, the crime of a great party, the wicked ways by which it had attained its wicked ends, and from the opening sentence he had his big audience with him, heart and soul.
No wise ruler will treat the deeply seated discontents of a great party, as he treats the fury of a mob which destroys mills and power-looms.
There was indeed no great party hostile to the Upper House.
It is clear that, a hundred years before the time of Luther, a great party in this kingdom was eager for a change at least as extensive as that which was subsequently effected by Henry the Eighth.
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