... society did its utmost to make it necessary ; it is bad, but for this; blame the traitor Aberdeen; blame secret diplomacy and Whig tradition ; blame the irresponsible action and clandestine counsels of the present government, by which it has become possible ...

... taken out of her own territory and erected against her. This he shows to be of easy accomplishment, unless secret diplomacy or whig traditions lie allowed to undermine and countervail the work. We are bound to say that whatever may be thought of some of the ...

... did exist, but the result of some municipal elections lately, has clearly shown that sonic stronger feeling than the old whig and democratic, free soil and slavery, is at work: and as a proof that the know nothings are powerful, they are triumphant ...

... one of which exceeds in amount anything of the kind ever made in California. Mr. W. L. Chrysler 13,1 Mr. Joshua P. Haven, the Whig nominee for mayor, 100 dots, that he would overcheek him. The bet was atcepted. Mr. Chrysler drew his cheek on Page, Bacon ...

... movement of its own, or the Protestant the Cathode. ; or when the Episcopal Limb sings the Nonconformist limb its way, or the Whig limb the eery limb of vice versa it is a very clumsy procedure. though many European states are trying what they can to get ...

... (Hear, hear.) There was another feature in these associations. They did not ask whether men were churchmen or dissenters, whigs, rtries or radicals; no one was asked to give up his opinions. It' was a simple matter of business; and they would be exceedingly ...

... burning of Greytown, on account of the wounded honour of such a man as Boslanc. Temperance advocates, know nothings, democrats, Whigs, Catholic-4, hard and soft shells, and the other political classes have been ' , hinging and kicking during the last month ...

... difficult, and opened a breach to the enemy. We confess that we should entertain a higher opinion in the present instance of the Whig party, and of its leader, if he had held his ground either somewhat longer or less long. Lord John Russell cannot escape from ...

... a Derby. Palmerston coalition. It was said that Mr. Disraeli was to be left out, in the first instance, to propitiate the Whigs and Peelitee Lard Clarendon's name was mentioned in connexion with these statements, but that part of the tale met with little ...

... remt:t. He coccluded by etfogising the character of Lord Aberdeen as anxious for peace, but josh u. of England'. honour, and the Whig party, who, he said, had shown the utmost disinterestedness in supporting the Government of Lord Abodes Loi:d PALMERSTOW expressed ...

... the small shopkeeper has a vote how does he generally use it? If he votes for a Whig, a Tory tells him be shall no banger deal with him, and if for a Tory, he loses the Whig*e patronage. If be presumes to vote for his e anecience, er if he does nut vote ...

... instrumental in carrying the bill for the reform of the representative system. Oa the resignation of Rad Grey, in August, 1834, the Whig Ministry was modified, and Viscount Melbourne was raised to the office of First Lord of the Treasury. This Ministry was dissolved ...