... about as reasonable to say that the object the Conservative reaction was to secure the Throne against the machinations of the Whigs. Let us say in passing, that if we accepted the view put forward by the Times as to the character of the Democratic victories ...

... by members of the House at these propositions. Mr. Webster was regarded as the ablest statesman of the free States. He was a Whig and believed to have some aspirations for the Presidency. All eyes were turned to him ; the hopes of the free States appeared ...

... Commerce. —The following paragraphs from various Southern journals show the lively state the human flesh market. The Washington Whig says: A largo number of sales have been recently held m this place and vicinity. Negro men sold from 1,230 to 1,350 dollars ...

... expressly mentioned. As Kuglishmen looked upon the contest, it was in fact something like a struggle between the parties of Whig and dory home. It necessarily included some change in governmental principle, well a change in the component parts of the ...

... oligarchists and their northern allies, i Another reason was, the Nebraska bill was a Democratic measure, and therefore the Whigs must oppose it, their only chance of coming into power. Still another cause of the opposition was, the indignation created ...

... which should lound in the mouths of abolitionists, and the one grand object they should now aim to accomplish. And while the Whig Party has done well in so far they have resisted the annexation of Texas, as iniquitous and unconstitutional measure, and while ...

... by far the most energetic and influential portion of each of the three great national political parties, the Democrats, the Whigs, and the Know-nothings, consists of slaveholders ; and while this is so, nobody can reasonably expect any effective action ...

... annexation of Texas and the vast increase of slave territory; and men on whose veracity I could rely—men unconnected with either Whigs or Democrats—told me hist year that the Free Soilcrs were more corrupt than either, frequently selling their influence to the ...

... enormity of the Fugitive Slave Law, and its utter antagonism to all the principles ot * All sincere abolitionists, whether Whig, Democrat, Free Soil, or Liberty Party, arc well wishers the American Anti-slavery Society, though not aide take their ground ...

... repeal. We speak only for ourselves when we say that we stand ready to sink mere names and organizations for the present, whigs and democrats will do the same, and stem the torrent which threatens to sweep our liberties away. Cuba the next card of the ...

... practice. When .Mr. Hovev was struggling with the world for the beginnings of his fortunes, the world in which he lived was Whig, Protective and Hank-believing. professed bimsell Democrat, l-n e-trader, and Hard money-man, times when such opinions were ...

... from royal misrule, had always been earned captive by the word democratic, soon rallied to the republican standard. The old whigs had already been broken up, and their ground was fundamentally abandoned. The new party assumed, as its positive aim, to set ...