... his power. STATE TILE NEWSPAPER PRESS.—The whole number of liberal papers—papers advocating reforming principles, whether whig or radical—is 202; and the whole number of conservative papers, of all shades and degrees, is 154. The balance of number is ...

... further the sacred cause of charity, on which the basework of the magnificent gathering itself was grounded,—that radical, whig, and tory, anxious alike to aid in this good work, met each in a spirit of friendship and conviviality,—and, in short, that ...

... threatened attack of the common enemy. It has been well observed, that should the maximu - r amount of the reform advocated by the Whigs, meet the demand of the minimum of the Radicals, that Ui itself would be a sufficient reason for zealous and earnest co-operation ...

... e r cial WOrld, will, I hope, be a sufficient guarantee for the trust; should it be.your pleasure to confide it to me. , A Whig of the 011 SchOol, a Churcinnan, :and a- Reformer in the true meaning of the Word, I have always supyy,sie has als Since been ...

... encouraging appearances of success. The present members are Mr. Chas. Wood, (Whig), and Hon. J. S. Wortley, (Tory.) CORNWALL EAST.—Lord Eliot, (Tory), and Sir Hussey Vivian, (Whig), have both received requisitions numerously signed, to allow themselves to ...

... regard for the publlE-,weal is discoverable nowhere. It was once said, with some profaneness, and More bitterness, that the Whig and Tory factions were . the two thieves between which - the British natient was crucified. There are, to be sure, bright ...

... for the purpose of effecting this desirable end. Mr. HARDMAN EARLE remarked, that the proposed hall was not to be either a whig or a tory hall. The MAYOR said, that the last meeting at which he had Presided in that place had been most inharmonious. The ...

... he can assume a p l eas i ng : form. I must recollect what he had said of me—he be! I:eves I am a whig ; I must say of him that I. believe be was a whig, and a great deal more, and I do not despair of seeing him again return to our side of the question ...

... question to a fair issue. Some of the Tory prints affect to exult in this demonstration of opinion, as foreboding ruin to the. Whigs. Our readers will see that hostility to his Majesty's ministers was expressly disclaimed, not only in the language of the first ...

... , but search into the character, conduct, and principles, of candidates. What have we !to do with men who call themselves Whigs or Tories, or who merely say they are Reformers? How much illusion is often concealed beneath a name! Keep us from such Reformers ...

... conduct of the Lords upon them to.the judgment of the country. The experiment has been fairly proposed and fairly tried. The Whigs have believed that the irresponsible branch of the LegislatUro was not incompatible with good government; they have been invited ...

... to silence the voice of public opinion, and -.teemed public opinion demands the BALLOT as a protection for . e future. The Whigs in this election may now see some of the first fruits of that temporising policy, which letting I dare not wait upon I would ...