... slave-trade, not by sea, but on terra firma, is advocated by the Timet and the GluU, and denounced by the Dai/g JVews as a Whig job. The present system of the West India Mail Service is complained of by the Morning Vott, which suggests that the mail contracts ...

... will be difficult to controvert, to the theories and the assortiom of the Free-trader*. It would be rather too much, even for Whig-lUdiealf, to maintain in the teeth of the aggrieved parties themselves, that the industrious classes have been benefitted by ...

... reduced the army. And why did they so ? That they might by the unconstitutional force overawe the people. (Hear, hear.) The Whigs should got rid of, and proper representation of the people established in the House, for otherwise the people never would obtain ...

... against the slave-trade, not by sea, but on terra Jirmn. is advocated the Times and the Glohc, and denounced the Daiiy News as a Whig job. The present system of the West India Mail Service is complained of by the Morning Post, which suggests that the mail contracts ...

... give this easy-going method action a more extended application.” The Daily .\('cs crows over Ministers, alleging that “ the Whigs have been brought hy their own churlishness to the necessity of introducing measure for the extension the suffrage, and adding ...

... document the two tree-trade, ihe Morning ('hnntirle minces the matter the observation, that the new PttKsini.vr's known opinions Whig candidate will coarse have prepared its readers for certain amount Protectionism in Ins first Message to Congress, and by ...

... exonerated in Mr. Warren’s narrative; and that the chief burden of this load of iniquity devolves upon the' filter shoulders of Whig-Radical Advocate-General. cannot more appropriately bring these remarks to a close than by echoing the question—a question ...

... harbingers of its utter discomfiture. The appeal the blind passions of the populace, which ever has been the ultima ratio of Whig-Radicalism, seals the doom of Ministry which has long ceased to possess cither the confidence or the respect January 12 the ...

... Hi me. D.L., George Mac kartney, L.” A letter was read from the Whig Lord Miltown. in which he designated Free-trade a system fraught with ruin to this country. Lord Gormanstown—another Whig and Roman Catholic—wrote that he signed the requisition, mark ...

... class •question, and the working classes have been bandied about between political factions. 1 have never looked at either Whig or Tory on this great question, but I have seen the working men of the country ill-used and misled. Political economy has been ...

... give this easy-going method of action a more extended application.” The Uaihj Meics crows over Ministers. alleging that the Whigs have been brought by thidr own churlishness to the necessity of introducing a measure for the extension of the suffrage, and ...

... document of the two to Free-trade. Ihe Morning ('hnmirlr minces the matter by the observation, that the new known opinions Whig candidate will course have prepared its readers for certain amount of Protectionism in bis first Message to Congress,” and ...