... IVhigs and Tories, by a joint committee, are doing all that can be done to defeat the two Liberal candidates—albeit these same Whigs presented the man they are now opposing with a testimonial for his valuable services to the Liberal cause, just as they once ...

... TIM PRISIOINTIAL CONTUT. Large mass conventions have been held in the west in favour of Mr Fremont. There has also been • Whig meeting in Boston in favour of the same nominee. There lean attempt at a coalition in Pennsylvania between the friends of Mr ...

... political excitement running very high, arising from the fear of the Derby Government as to retaining office, and the hope of the Whigs getting in. Various had been the reports that were current at that time. One day it was said that Lord Palmereton could not ...

... CIIB A. (From the Examiner.) The leading Whig newspaper of New York characterises the official papers on the foreign enlistment dispute, brought over by the last American mail, as an attempt to get up 'a difficulty with Great Britain, to influence the ...

... CONIITERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY Feb. 27. During the time in which we wrote our last money article the House of Commons placed the Whig Ministry in a minority, resulting in their resignation. They have been succeeded in office by a motley gathering drawn from ...

... Tory coach, have rendered the Whig one quite as useless, and so it requires refurbishing. A man will hardly consent to bite his own nose even if he could; he will not, indeed, readily part with a digit; and we do not expect Whig or Tory to exhibit such • ...

... Secretary of the Treasury got up and moved the alterations which we have described, to the great dismay of a section of the Old Whig party who had planned the original idea, as the late Lord-Advocate Monereiff and others leaders have frequently avowed. Mr ...

... to those acquainted with the mysteries of State-craft; and learning from experience to snnfl officialism and the doings of Whig tacticians from afar, we warned not only sound-hearted abolitionists, but Financial Reformers, to beware lest they found themselves ...

... the Whig party. Lord Palmerston having found a piebald impracticable, is determined to try how one all of the same colour may work under his guidance. He has, indeed, been admonished, if report speak truly, within the last few days that his Whig supporters ...

... they were again brought forward on Tuesday as if both had been bran new from the leaden dulness of Whig bailies' brains, or the desperate efforts of Whig party necessities. Mr Morrison, Dunfermline, proposed as a compromise, that the Convention should ...

... not chime in with the humour of the advised. They were assailed from all sides, font is wonderful with what accuracy the old Whig party reflected the humours of their leaders; they were vituperated by Ministers of State, by lesser politicians, and by a ...

... direct in a new channel the industrial energy and resources of a population which the country must otherwise be deprived of. Whig more happy change, we respectfully suggest, could be witnessed, than to see a fast decaying, lethargic, and indigent town like ...