... uppermost when they find they have nothing else left to say. But whatever colour there might be for throwing it in the teeth of a Whig majority, there is no shred of pretence now for a single word more about it. “You say the oath's evaded —why then, take it— ...

... unitebut when we unite, let us know what unite for; not to play the old Whig and Tory game—(loud cheers). Let us know what are to unite and fight for. When the supporters of the Whigs came on a canvass, they were asked, will they give us the ballot ? there ...

... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. (From the Standard.) The Whig speeches become steadily more shallow and more stupid, and therefore less mischievous, as they proceed. We doubt whether (to borrow the Gieek phrase) even the brazen bowels” of a Tipperary fanatic could ...

... Irish Attorney-General. Mr. Roebuck took of the Btate of Ireland under the Governments of late yearn, observing that when the Whig Ministers fell into distress they were very liberal to Ireland; but that so long as they had been safe iu their places, had ...

... thiscountry to set their sottish husbands pattern. He was with Noah in the Ark; with Christ when was crucified. He neither Whig nor Tory, Conformist nor Non-conformist, He knows not the Christian faith. His voice is shrill but powerful. He talks, neither ...

... : he insisted on the whole, and would divide the House. Mr. Bf.li.f.w said few words, and division took place, the leading Whigs previously leaving the House. The numbers were Against the motion For it Majority against it Mr. Shvrman Crawford then moved ...

... feeling,” says the New York Weekly Herald, against England, is at its very lowest ebb at present among the democracy.’ The Whigs, Northern Abolitionists, and Southern Nullifiers. are all for peace, and they all together outnumber in influence the Benton ...

... to party uses: the Opposition made exhibition of Liberal professions, an opening was formed for Mr. O’Connell to rejoin the Whig alliance; but the voting strength of the partv was. not augmented, and its palpably factious motive injured its credit The ...

... Orleans Pieaymme of the 3rd ult reports another duel at Vicksburgh, Mississippi, between Mr. Hammet, editor of the Viekabtoyk Whig (and brother of the member of Congress from Mississippi,) and Mr. Ryan, editor of the Sentinel They fought with pistols, at ...

... world knew that it was fudge ; and the Whigs were relegated to private station. Sir Robert Peel is in no better case. A conglomerate (to speak geologically) of interests endangered, or supposed to endangered, by Whig policy, constituted the nucleus of the ...

... solicits their votes friend the general measure* of the present government. hi* address he states his determined hostility to Whigs, Radicals, and Destructives. Yesterday’* Southall Market. There were Beasts, 2664 Sheep, 92 Calves, and 64 Pigs. The price ...

... retirement was given before the election. It is supposed this retirement was occasioned a resolution passed at a meeting of Whigs which was forwarded to Mr. The following was the resolution—“ That in the opinion of this meeting, it is not advisable to contest ...