... field—the Whig and Democratic—and the chie' struggle will of course be between these. Yet there are several smaller ies and fractions of parties. ‘The last few days have very clearly shown that the hopes excited by the movement of the union Whigs in favour ...

... over- ming pronounced against military candidates. Because a rebuke has been admin- istered to the fanaticism. It is that Jnion Whig also iu the Scott, and I am to , on timony which I deem General vy reliable, that Mr W. on bed, sent a message to Mr Choate ...

... the Whig, Liberal, and Radical sections of the House have not, so far as we have seen and read their addresses, indicated their determinations except in the vaguest and most general terms; they have certainly not swvoru fealty to the expectant Whig chief ...

... 1s28 139,468 95 (Democrat) 1832 104,205 152 Van Buaren’s 1836 27,542 46 145,921 v4 (Democrat) Harrison's (Whig) Is44 54,147 Is4s (Whig) 1852 140,790 36 Pierce’s (Democrat). 178,900 260 On the 3d inst. the Webster State Committee of ...

... had declared for General Cass, and Ge Scott was the favourite of the Whigs in Oneida. vorted that Mr Clay fers Mr Fillmore to either Scott or It was currently re- Vebster as the next Whig candidate for the Presidenc > and erence of Cass as the candi- date ...

... political movements that are taking place just now the democrats have, of course, the ascendancy. assachusetts, a heretofore ly whig state, is having her constitution revised by a convention, of which the majority is democratic. The New Hampshire elections ...

... for the on of all tampering with voters at 15 a ne for any man te de 3 t svidthat Lord John Russell gee whee rapidly if the Whigs w to be allowed to have another chs Before, however, that could be expec- ted, the steam in the country most be got better ...

... passengers and a small quantity of specie for | Havre. ‘The principal political news of by this arrival are the full details of the Whig National Convention, which | was in session. At Baltimore 31 ballotings had been held up to the time of the steamer’s sailing ...

... by the Whig Lord Advocate Mr Monereiff was identical in principle with the views he hod urged at the Re- form meeting two months previously. it, therefore, he held extreme views, these extreme views were also held unanimous- ly by the late Whig Cabinet ...

... time has come when these matters will be looked into. Our corn-law disputes, our ecclesiastical dis- cussions are settled, Whig and Tory are extinct names ; buat now you will see the formation of a great Scottish party, whose mission will be to combat ...

... at the recent elections. The old sections, the origin, probably, of new distinctions of Democrat, lost sight of in the new Whig, and Freesoiler, are almost . lawmen,” and “ forms of “ Hards, ” « Softs,” « M, aine the election returns. which have this ...

... Govern- ie ment are in the hands of men who call themselves is Whigs while they are in reality Tories, or in the I, hands of Tories while they are, to all intents and Lg purposes, more Whig than Conservative, and umore Liberal than both. With thoroughly ...