... prepare for a genc- ral election; we should have our candidates ready to talre the field at the first signal-not to fight a Whig battle nor a Tory battle, not to fight a Protectionist battle, nor ?? battle, but to fight the battle of the People's Chartcr ...

... to adopt the principle of an St. house- hold rating, instead of a rating to the same amount on the land. In other words, the Whig minister showed his perfect readiness to give up the essence of the Ministerial Bill upon any or no cause assigned, provided ...

... proves the wickedness of thoso who' prefer thems. The fears of the propertied class is the great source of' strength of the Whig cabinet. If f'tle secret correspondence between Scotland- yard and Downing-strect could be- printed, in hand-bills, and posted ...

... doubt that the Toricswill meet the next sessions as an united party, de- terceined to take place and pay at all hazards '-The Whigs, in turn, will feel the necesssity of bidding for popular support to beat off their determined and powerful rivals ; this being ...

... Charter. He was glad to seis their friends upon thse platform~.tle waisted foren of Ernest Joneg, who lied Ibsea the victim of Whig tyrtinly; but lie told them thiit Cite more they persecuted time mocre would thie cause of democracy aiid tinth flourisis in ...

... tile promotion of Sir Thomas Wilde a ease of Whig patronage; the appointment of a man neither eminent for his learning or integrity to the office of Lord Cisancellor. It is ever so-the Whsigs appoint Whig judges, the Tories Tory judges. Tile rule is, ...

... they do not compel both factions, Whig and Tory, to give them at least fifty seats in the next House of Commons to be filled by genuine friends of the working clasees. No sham-reformiers, no pseudo- liberals, no whig-radicals will ansver the purpose. ...

... every measure for extending the franchise, be itnever so stingy; and they will as invariably find the several shades of Whig and Whig-radical trimming their organic reforms with such scrupulous regard to their own party interests, that to keep out Conservatives ...

... rate system of keeping accocuts, rendering them clear and intelligible, was then introduced. In 184 lie was selected as the Whig Candidate for governor of New York, but failed. Couitldent, however, that lie could command the strongest vote ?? York, the ...

... sumeers or aristocratic oclk-rowigigl he lost no0 opportunity of exposing the ivanton extravagance and scandalou.s profusion of Whig expenditure. He seconded Mr. Sharman Crawford's motion fomr ?? tile supplies until the nation's grievances should be re- dressed; ...

... that may happen to be iii the louse fbo the time being. In the fatuous appeal case of DANIEL OTCONNsI.L, tile opinion of three Whig judges against two Tory ones decided their lordships' judgment in fiavour of O'CONNELL. Thus the judicial hunctions, supposed ...

... country f!r such an event. The Protectionists will move heaven aid earth to secure a nrajoitiy at the next election. Tire Whigs and Peelite Conservatives will do the same. Neither will let in one friend of the working classes if they can help it; each ...