... strength of the two sections, that another President from the slaveholding states will hardly find a majority among either Whigs or Democrats at any future election. Mr. Cass, who was the candidate of the Democratic party at the late Presidential election ...

... Ireland. Lay aside all your other political differences. Let Whigs and Tories in Yorkshire unite together to return a Protectionist. I, for one, declare that I will utmost to support the keenest Whig if he will stand by protection. I will, in that case, do ...

... the columns of the Ulster papers. Allud demonstrations, which, as far landh “Son, have assumed a rather inoe, the Northern Whig justly observe. When the Protectionist landlords took it that they would make a straggle to the tenants were not slow to put ...

... course which the Whig Cabinet has taken on this subject. Now, I will give them credit for this —they have taken the right course in the way in which they intend to meet the Protectionists at the opening of Parliament. lam glad that the Whig Cabinet have ...

... papers. Alluding to these ulonitiitions, which, far landlordism is in have turned rather formidable appearing the Sorthern Whig justly observesth« Protectionirt landlords took it into their wise they would make a etrugele to regain protec- X were not ...

... remarkably doll. Mr. D. Lvrifs, in seconding the resolution, declared that although a Whig, would vote for Protectionist Conser▼ative’at the next election if no Protectionist Whig should present himself. (Applause.) Mr. came forward to idove the second .resolution ...

... arrangements as will enable his tenants to carry on their ners ? Do they think that the Duke of Richmond will ever our friends the Whigs are very much in the same preai*' not a little singular, that wherever I have travelled, 1 have business on precisely the same ...

... political parties still remains in unbroken continuity. Mr. Bright, in his reasonable moods, often approximates to the old Whigs Mr. G. Thompson keeps open the communication with the newest phases o Chartism. In the Tower Hamlets the five « points” are ...

... Parliamentary session. Nevertheless there are a few dull enough to believe that if those measures are fairly canied out, the Whigs will have done more towards bettering the condition of the country than could be reasonably expected to result from an appeal ...

... the holt is in the system, and not m the party, and that ilia very I-PI? since the morality of their friends been tested, no Whig Government having been Sfoower, till now, since 1829, except during the montl. ,vhich preceded the death of President 1 is ...

... silly tribe than these Whigs, which are a set of busybodies having a finger in every man’s pie, and bringing sore troubles on England. So that if there be any water of wisedom it would be cheap at any price if were only to cure the Whigs of their sillyness ...

... against that party being supposed to have any association with, or to be affected by the acts of the Solicitor- General of a Whig Government in Ireland. It was possible that the Orange party themselves might hereafter be found complaining, and for the same ...