... hirn a better chance of success than a Whig ohilcial, ann crame into the fielt ngainst him I The result is, that Mr Warre remains Member fir Hastings ; and the vacant otirce is very much at the service rof airy Whig gentlirair of decent talents who can ...

... and that so strong was the feeling of popular dislike already evinced, or likely to be expressed, against Mr Polk, that the whig, i. e. the conservative party, had strong hopes of acquiring fresh strength in the coming contests, and calculated upon being ...

... We understand that the Queen has sent for Sir R Peel's successor. Even those who are most anxious to re their friends the Whigs own some fear lest a change of Ministry at this juncture should have disast-rous influences, but webelieve that they may be ...

... of British policy n which has been to sacrifice everything to their interests. y, Tue old maxim of government, alike with Whigs 'and ie Tories, was that native industry of all sorts, and especially to agrioultural industry, was to- be protected, Iand ...

... Webster, Scott, Van Buren, Calhoun, Pollk, and General Taylor. According to some statements, the two great loading parties of Whigs and Democrats, are, each, comparatively broken up into various sections, sticklers as to this orthatpsrtieular measure, not ...

... Cosorct ?? the corruption, or nearly so, prac- . tlsed at the late election, seems to have been praetised by Whig-Radl. P cals. The cases of Whig Radical corruption proved, either formally or virtually, ?? 2, Ipswich 2, Lewes I, Truro I, Nottingham ei 2 ...

... STATES CONeocEss.-The Senate is composed of 21 Whigs, 32 Democrats, and I Independent, giving the Democrats a clear majority of lo. The House contains 116 Whigs, 108 Democrats, and 4 Independents, giving the Whigs a clear minjority of 4. Shouli the election ...

... brought forward, the name of Polk was unknown, except at Almack's. The Whig candiidare has perished in the attempt to stem this fierce purtent of misdirected popular excltemient. The Whig party have been beaten, when everything depended on the poesibility ...

... sympa- h thies excited in the breasts of a loyal people on the marriage u of ayoungQuesee. Tito very sanguine may even expect a Whig or Liberal majority to be elected under such circum- . stances, combined with the revived bitterness against IHigh . Church ...

... changes that it was difficult to ex- plain thi difference between Whig and Tory: for we had seen the leaders of the Conservative party carrying out the priciples and measures of the Whigs. However, the ques- tion now was-shall we as Conservatives support ...

... that bears it, The crown onl Germasn Geordie's broo' Maun daffbefore the lad that wears it. I has been woould by LowlandM whigs, And midbt hae gaen ia brawor lady; But what are gowvd and cor rigs, To the whito coekade and the tartan plaidie. O weel I ...

... repressed violence without in- fringing liberty; and though not departing from the high cousti- tutional doctrines of the old Whigs, which he always professed, Lord Metcalfe carried into practice the best portion of those monarchical principles which the ...