... Protectionist members.) Now lie knew very well that a conventionill indulgence wvas allwys exhibited towards the finance of a Whig ministry. (Laughter.) They could i- not expect the government to escel ill every )ranlch. The a foreignl office by its pecremptory ...

... Monday. loi The dosedna for bathl wams cossiiderable. i i I I t I I I I i I I I I E I I I i i k I I I I I i I Thle Richimuoitl Wh'ig tells a story of a Virginia negro, bo7 who professed to be dreciffuillv alarieud at tile chiolera. He took to the wsoods to ...

... the usual amount of logical power, alnd abuse was abollidanltly poured forth oui 'the traitor Peel, upon r. Cobde, a the Whig ministry, and all othel partis ?? so Al blind as to perceive that dear boead is the only a remedy for poverty amad distress ...

... the ad- lie mission of California, and other vexed questions, bt to a select committee of thirteen, seven of whom at were whigs and six democrats, and they appear to I n-have agreed to three bills. The important treaty irs with England regarding Central ...

... U The Whigs will be stigniatised as betrayers of vY the country,-feeble and bedliddets, bultmalevoleut th llags. Howvever, as notling very patriotic could be expeceted from Destructives, the shower of in- vective will fall lightly on the Whigs. Onl ...

... (leror. ( TIuev ?? ?? luilillpsI to PP e _P ic Is in ttyiuhd ill eidll. (A Vo-ice - TIl.ia- ps yof T1u puit tie suteudris Whigs ti ul silt- (Latug llter.I Ieletusse tipk rs tl IOil fa I!1 jis1'~2 5to 361,6 lyunld tjie lie p~5itpk ttsC p~p~pIPP liticniqt-and ...

... mnade in a forthcoming report on the Galplhiis case. The present Cabinet does not by any means nmbody the best men of Ithe Whig party ; it neither represents its strength, nor carries out its principles. The tariff will not be touched sthis seio wevs ...

... opposition were waited in their st objections to it. Judging froim the 'speeches of the q leaders, Lord Althorp speaking for the Whigs, Sir Robert of Peel for himself and his party, it did not appear possible ti that the latter would ever assenit to direct taxation ...

... their Da th acts of interference twai th t affairs of other countries, Da at domee he direct contravention of the exposition of Whig lie at principles proneulgated by Lord Grey. Mr. Cobden or- lie Ed islained his views en ties subject of intervention, axed ...

... deliv~ered by Mlr. Duffy:-''If ?? any ears ales ucan connected withc tics Whsig cciiscistry-if any osce whoha i ling supported a Whig mcinistry, shall couce upon a platform in Ire- Rol up land to ask tico cuffrages ofthie icish iceopie, so help use thle just ...

... capacitis Hewsle~ ties. e evete t there -as the (onicus curio, offering counsels always CC sagacious, serene, and impartial. To the Whig governmeiit the generous co-operation he almost re invariably bestowed was scarcely less advanitageous it than the assistance ...

... election for San Fraiscisco the Lore-Feces Pr heiro secured the mayor, and all the general officers of thle r city, while thle Whigs have it ziajority of the aldermen a nd o6c i asso'istants. As San Francisco was visited by another terrible fire on tise buye ...