... favour in all parts of the country, yielded to the con- viction that it was necessary and proper to try the experiment. The Whigs as a body fall especially iv this category. They then regarded the doctrine at sound in philosophy which was vouched by poli- ...

... that it will be organised during the present month, unless the 206 members who represent the regular old line Democrats and Whigs shall consent to adopt a mode of election by which a plurality of votes shall prevail. This mode has been talked of, and it ...

... speech, Mr. Oxley, who proposed the first resolution, Mr. Crompton, who described himself as having been a supporter of the Whig proposition, and a Dr. Thomas. This Dr. Thomas represented the free trade party; and made a speech every way worthy of a pupil ...

... e their real opinions upon the questions now engaging 'g the anxious attention of all classes. According to na the Northern Whig, a zealous and judicious sup. it porter of free trade in Ulster, the noble Marquess 'a s not unwlling to accept the challenge:- ...

... have been anticipated before the meeting s of Congress, or even during the first few days of c the pending contest. The old Whig and Demo- t cratic parties seemed bent on trying their strength, v as usual, in the election of Speaker, and they ad- i vanced ...

... manufactures of flour, beer, whiskey, Leather, and wool, have been deeply injured by the measures of Sir ROBERT PEEL and the Whig- Radicals, no honest man can hesitate in throwing party ties to the winds, and in clinging to the interests of his country ...

... Russell proposed the Bs. duty, he objected to it as totally inadequate, yet when the measure became matured in the hands of the Whig Premier he suddenly snatched it from his grasp; but so awkwardly did the laurels sit upon his brow, that the gratification ...

... 17, the House of Assembly adjourned after balloting 51 times far Speaker without any result. Daring the earlier ballots the whig candidate, Winthrop, seemed the favourite : he stood long at 1 0 1 rote& heyend which, however, he could not get. The camber ...

... to which he may be attached, and the best thing that could possibly happen for the Protectionists would be his joining the Whig ranks, for be is certain to break up the cabinet. J TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. was in hopes Sir Robert Peel would ...

... cloud of heaven, charged with the genial shower, and encircling ns with a beauteous bow of peace and promise. Here we are, Whigs, loco focos, and nativists, free born and adopted citizens, the representatives of the different societies of naturalised citizens ...

... than we gave him wait for, in hoarding programme. It is a rule in respect the supposition that theatre will an readily to the Whigs,w en in dace, to have respect to the the advantages of a large Government great. isr a: old Blessed is he that expcteds nothing ...

... tual franchise, have been advocated with varioue degrees of i zeal, The first would be, probably, supported by many of I the whigs; the second is a premium on earl marriages and calculated to exclude thrifty bachelors who hiav somie stake in the well-doing ...