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... candidate for the whig party, Mr. IVinlhrop, was induced to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopted, and anew attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No ajvautage, however, was gained by this policy, for tiie whig concentration was ...
... should be, *till I think diet the supply is Mies la • rest monk regebted by the demand ; sad the Mt *either. is math a ere Whig sad did Iroonledis is, to Noy wild, $ *miff MlllaWnat in tams of die sppgitiga that there don oast • my greet Mini b k—that ...
... Herbert, had be so acted towards his tenants? (cheers.) Then there was Sir R. Peel, who had called upon them to turn out the Whigs when they offered no protecting duties. He looked upon Sir R. Peel now as the greatest traitor that ever existed in any country ...
... opponents, who manfully j declare their sentiments, and ably carry out their views, j Ihe Morning Chronicle, as the organ of the Whig party, is a taleuted and equally consistent journal. The Morning j Post is a faithful triend and a tried advocate in the cause ...
... oppo-ed themselves strenuously to the creation und progress of the national debt, the nucleus of which was formed when the Whigs were in power It is well that those who in our times bitterly denounce the system which has landed U3 in such inextricable ...
... discontent of the farmers. It is understood that the great Whig Duke is the Duke of Bedford; und, from his relationship to the ('rime Minister, and his supposed influence with him and with the Whig party, this alleged change of opinion was considered of ...
... ulway dering (welre © baodsome lever wa ld chain, as a mark of ; esteem for dihgeoce snd a! bes A Nore to Baat The te Earl a Whig aod Free-trader are > & petition to bis bordebup. ealling epoa thew reate to « el as mar enadhe | mpete wrth bree tracke of ...
... ! .Thoughithusgeonded to desperation, they used not 'a word more violent nor adopted an attitutde--more menacing than the Whigs themselves did In the year . 1i. Turn to N~o. 2 of the .nerucgor-read in thefirst lcolumn of the sixth pago thereof the language ...
... The two favourite candidates are Mr J W Brown Democrat was within one vote of election having obtained 112 and Mr Wanthrop Whig who has never mustered more than 103 votes The question of the extension of Slavery to the States of the Union aud the nice ...
... acquaintance. We have heard of him as the managing conductor of a successful Sunday newspaper, much devoted to sporting affairs and Whig Radical politics; as a highly honourable and kind-hearted man—and one also of considerable practical ability, and of great ...
... 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 ...
... when Lord Milton, a determined opponent of the sliding scale, and as determined a supporter of a fixed duty, especially the Whig fixed duty of Bs.; he is, therefore, no friend to the free trade measures; indeed his opposition Mr. Cobden, who prevented ...