... political capital is of ¢ o too valuable to be left to the' uninitiated vulgar to ?? 0 work. Better to lease it immediately- out to whig o011 and tory companies, in order to their extracting and vlla smelting for their own benefit the precious ore. Tl o VWhat ...

... apprehend that there is any danger of that policy the AL- being subverted in the United States. The PRESI- 11 be DENT'S party, the whig party, are the protectionists ~RTS the in the Union, and the election of Speaker has rooolshown that party to be in a minority ...

... would not have been so marked, if he had thought his measures were likely to be carried. By this recommendation he keeps up the whig issue of Americast industry, while he is very muae it is not likely to be successfl. The British minister and suite have ...

... sixty- tat foourth ballot for Speaker in the House of Represent- atives gave:-for Cobb (democrat), 102 votes; for Winthrop (whig), 100; and 21 scattering votes. One of the tellers thereupon declared that the Hon. of Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, was elected Speaker ...

... Speaktr took Fra Place under the following circumstances: A confer- VW once of the committers of both parties-democratic her and whig-bad agreed upon a compromise, th wit, En, that after a certain number of votes haed been taken mat on the majority principle ...

... aendancy, an ascendancy well s maintained by the journal, but most servilely aug. sr mented by that most servile of parties, the whigs o f the present day. | m ROBEUT PEEL spoke true enough, when he said that the time had not yet come when L landlord and tenant ...

... CAEDON. As the whigs were weak enough to throw away honours and emoluments on theme worthies or their immediate retainers it is only na- tural that they should now turn upon the hand that fed them. There is no more to be got oat of the whigs. 2May have been ...

... ion of the chartist movement, because of ;Po 'Course they could have no hope~from, the scheme about to be proposed by the Whigs, and even that,, at the head of Which sW Sir J. Walwiley stood, could not satisfy them, because it re- I quired the payment ...

... The wit and sense of Sydney Smith is, were certainly never intended to be bound up in three ta costly two guinea volumes. The whig party, thou h iot in power, Is by no means in the zen~ith of public ce estimation. And though we understand they pro- as, mise ...

... cap of disappointment ? (Hear.) Our 'army ea- and navy were to be reduced in the facelof a foreign policy, be not that of the whig government, for he would do them gu- justico in that particular, but of Lord Palmerston, who had ves Interfered where interference ...

... democratic prty ralied around in thestandard ofeeral GAs, compelled the whig nominee to rely for Auccs exolaively upon whig W- rsupport Tbis thrOW him entirely into the hands of the whig party, and he we etne, not the independent man he apired t be, but as ...

... prac- tical views maintaining their ground. The political article of the number is upon the Ml-dadmitistra- tion of the Whigs; a fertile subject, on which it may easily be inferred, that the dissatisfaction of the Church of England Quarterly arises ...