... tad not been able to organise iteelt, of Speeker had not been concluded; ballots had been t.k-n, but the opposition of the Whigs was still maintained, sad very great doubt wasentertained whether any Speaker would be choacn this year, Under these circumetances ...

... of taxation, duty of Lord Joho Kuasell; in ine of the same year the aod the army been alluded to, He telt sure that there Whigs baving been driven trom office, and he having accepted the > to see office under Sir Robert Peel, came down tor re-election ...

... as *he Whig at the period we are alluding to. Bu6 aiowever, when the strong Conservative phalanx »s broken through, audits members diminished, * its spirit broken the sudden withdrawal of s chief, and many of its principal members, this Whig party again ...

... remedies they have propounded failures. High farming increases the loss; free trade landlords refuse to lower their rents; the Whig government decline reduce their salaries and lessen taxation, and the other schemes of the free traders are impracticable or ...

... politic : nettherdofseeany thing iucouerno in it At all events, you must t.11..w me th«t • • Proteeiwmwf i ■ ' ? °P>nion i-ro Whig , s not fe an anomaly as a policy to ~,„,£,, „. the same back tlmt nrnt „„,;„ . / n(1 which 3- I was told indeed a Free trad* ...

... Gibson does no: believe it. But we may as well look at one or two points in connection with that fact. It is said that a great whig Duke—l don't know whether he has nodded his heal or has shaken his head, but he has intimated that his cpinions have undergone ...

... caused reverses and ruin to had n g incungruvus it. | var condinon asa nation beea op the Wine—bad ous agriculture, we 1 4 i Whig is not so great ap manutactures—commerce—trade been on the deciine—ten there i, hacia my B ' e e struggle now impending | ...

... 1 reducti All, hy comfor: who si econom existen which us, (che tradeam end of all, we! horizon we shal! in 80 though would whig ix the ex rather all the famous and trade, : he rec every (+ te Wh Jona ...

... uf the Lvague, that matrer he explained with the utmost bu himself on this ground :—They, the Louguers, came to che of this Whig Radical Paper, and desired to koow if te @ould their meetings fairy, and being answered 1a the affirmative, they gave the ...

... York Herald' says that its Washington correspondent has been informed that Gen. Taylor has intimated to some of the southern Whigs that he will veto a territorial bill for New Mexico, includes the Wilmot proviso; but that he will approve of bill admitting ...

... protection galvanized, and raised to haunt us again. (Laughter.) Now, must say I feel exceedingiy gratified at the course which the Whig Cabinet has taken on this subject. Now, I will give them credit for this—they have taken the right course the way in which ...

... The incident cdlls to mind the old saw— While the cat's away The mice will play. And we fear that the absencr ot th; parent Whig, the Whiglings&\e doing the Journal after a very nice fashion. Well, that perhaps is businesss of ours, and since the experience ...