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... apon the eolinim sense of the country, as well as indicative of the latwiteable incapa- city, tiot to say dishonesty, of our Whig Govertntiti. IlHa(i the raising of the income-tlx been accompanied by ajust equalisatien of the burdess, and had tiere been ...
... upon the common sense of the country, as well as indicative of the lamentable incapa- city, not to say dishonesty, of our W'hig Government, Hadl the raising of the income-tix been accompanied by a just ?? of the burden, anid had there been eimsiltaneosssly ...
... -Two ad- dresses have been issued to the electors of this borough. The Honourable Charles Ponsonby, son of Lord De Manley, a Whig, has issued an address wherein he says- Having during the last two Parliaments supported Reform, the experience of past events ...
... clerks, or throw consuls abroad into a dependence for existence upon the fees which they are ti extort from sbipmasters. The Whigs practice this kind or economy; but they scruple not to do such thingr as superannuate, with an excessive retired al lowvance ...
... belief that public opiniots will cause pro- t tection to bo conceded to the colonies, while it will force out of office the Whig ministry. But who that remembers the constant and unwavering affection for place evinced on a rorsler occasion by it that party ...
... THREE (O'CTLOCK. 0otiSols ?? a{rd Account, 0(1.1 I, FRANCE. PARIS, TnURSDA IVEENT1N(I. N. Raspail Lats addres cd ti e f Ii ,whig letter, ditt''1 i iiCIdO Vitellite'0 tlo i ot, t. thle Opbiaios bitiet Eijt0t'-Y it titoeo'0 fthit I linel ?? up ?? cilti ...
... towards the colonies by the present Ministry ; and contained some animadversions upon the faithlessness, when in power, of the Whigs to the prin- ciples of colonial policy professed by them when seeking for place. Thy had solemsnly pronised reform in the year ...
... mere1. lham tsvelve ?? of dollars !And yet aI h ighier protectivye Iliriff 1 is i caretil' m-'edl hb a lnare poertion of' thie Wh~ig party 'of the Ropnlbliv, 1jnlm l~Irt1Cictrll' ill1n ?? To he sore, the pe)ople of' P'ellsyl valida are I (re ((ntel- estod ...
... at single ste in ?? if vonl Push thlem vigorously forwcardI tliey sill resist but feebl~,. it lisa ever been so uwith this Whigs, amid ever will be to tise end I of thle chapter, ShoWc tlieiis thalt thle current of lopinion is determinedly set in ius any ...
... the Whigs I ale likely to lmove in this very important matter. In the first place, are they likely to have a majority in the Senate? The returns just received decide that )oillt agtilnst them. The New Senate is com- posed of 31 Democrats, 24 Whigs, and ...
... Trituome (a strong Protection paper) gives a corrected table of the House of Representa- tives, and makes the result thus . Whigs and Whiggish ?? Democrats Democratic Free-soilers, and Aboli- tionists ?? 116 ?? . ?? ?? 3 Vacant ?? ?? ?? 1 Byvkhich it appears ...
... Prenmier is side by side with the banker, and the bislop lies down like a lamb r- wiuti the congregational pastor. Rothsetild, the Whig Jew, feels himself called upon to co-operate in a work of Christiau le charity with Masternati, the Tor% ; and both are supported ...