... can be sacrificed; theyhbegin dim r, theii fiiancial 'curtailments at the wrong end.' For an N many. years, the Tories and Whigs of the landed and wit id 'aristo0'ratic connections have sanctioned an extrava- alsa ' 1antand increasing outlay on public ...

... form- Ii that the president has instructed Colonel Monroe to mWain- a tain the integrity of New Mexico-that some southern whigs ts have remonstrated, and that Colonel Neighbors is expected e. to arrive soon at Washington, to learn the president's ulti- ...

... , expect to find maau~i of those now. holding to be honest, goold men, irs und as the new ep~ nfl rts'will, of course, be Whigs, that will 'ear' brihg. about thie reevot Nthounb I do not intend to allow An ave~'iniscimiaterenova, Ytit' grieves me'to think ...

... hctcve ever been abolished if,%we had miot had Wtsl men in our front ranks who wdre proof agaimist the old war- nun cry of whigs and tory ? Such a doctrine may sui ?? hi clubs, butttwhat would the'grdat publiti-say to it? - -ess 'Try one of your large ...

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... principles. LThe choiee of the president is open to serious u Criticism], on account of its hearing on the prosperity of the so ( Whig party. J a DiscussioNs X CoNean~ss.-Affairs in Congress had ex- bs hiie ?? ew features. On the 17th uit, an able and 1,3 elaborate ...

... token thatthe citizens of London not only d accepted the improvements which the Whigs lad n lent a hand to effect in our constitution, but tlat y they also trusted in the Whig leader, to carryon rstill;in the same spirit of expanding intelligence and generosity ...

... the neces- art 'y sity for Parliamentary Reform; whilst it is a strong ebh tindication, that there is as little mercy in the Whig ve h as the Tory wolf, when he once gets fairly into Blr ' the fold. ' tale le lus ...

... Committee were in Ieaccepted by the Tory members of that. committee, ee Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. ErmorsE-two of the QU staunchest Whigs in the House of Commons-voted' t_ against almost every one of them. Mr. BIuGHT, in fact, as will be seen from our report of ...

... prepared to affirm, for where hree there is not much confidence there can be but little lion, hope, and the policy of the Whigs in power is rather to avoid conflict than advance reform. They fear their own professed principles, and are much more ares ...

... the second time in his his- of 'Icet tory had dissolved his party, and from being a rival had ta w, become the patron o' tie whigs. From allies. being til troublesome and hazardous througlh their pressing for- ward, the Radicals liad become manageable followers ...

... obstacles removed which had an sitltlic t ine CNeotrarte of Peel into the cabinet. &c ItC 11 alligerous euough. Wybilst the whigs, 101 ?? Otefhcilef reproch ilahu I with fattening upon Ye 1`ad to lis farder' aud watched every false step I ol hi t frill ...