... readers. was rumoured Washington that an admirable plan has been designed connection with the Home Department, to secure to the Whigs the next President. From this circumstance, the democratic party were actively engaged in their efforts to abolish this deportment ...

... Charles Wood, it is said actually recommends that the income tax should increased ten per cent in the pound, proposal worthy Whig financier, but unwise and unjust it would assuredly prove unacceptable to the country. trust that notwithstanding the machinations ...

... conceded to him, while the indispensib'e businesa of the country is b.-ing gone through. Crotchety questions from irascible Whig adherents it is probable may try the patienee of Mr. DTstiAEt.i in the Commons ; but no combined attack ia likely to made on ...

... contingencies are filling off. The Liberals are losing some Radicals who are sore afraid of dissolution, well some of the old Whigs who are in dread of Mr. Bright their susiiiary, and who are cautiously feeling their way tewsrds temporary junction wlih the ...

... to the amounts acknowment independent of all parties and uninfluenced by all- le ...

... Dii.-ade” will valiantly stand their colours, and add to the laurels they have won from their country, aiding to drive the Whig ministry from power. Should the ministry, however, escape the present danger which imperils their existence, there is another ...

... quarter of century. And without Ireland what can the progress party in England ? Nothing—literally nothing. cun assure (he Whigs that the battle the Irish franchise is no mere Irish question. It will have effect in Downing-street. It will be felt on the ...

... last evening at teem o’clock, from Boston, via Halifax, brinpinr 7ipa» senders, and 280,000 dollars specie on freight. The Whig national convention bad terminaUd iti aittinirs nominating General Scoit for Prenident, and W. A. Gram, of North Carolina, ...

... dinner giving.” • The Ministers have experience and youth, ample debating powers and political influence, including Peelites, whigs, and radicals. The only question is whether, like some precocious children, they are not too clever to live! The minor appointments ...

... come up to their own standard, Two other parties .will then remain in opposition to ministers—the Palmerstonians, and the old Whig section, led by Lord John Russell. Whether they will agree to sink minor differencss. and. by a coalition trip np the Premier ...

... of the late session parliament, it will not wound the sensibilities of some of my friends, I wish make some allusion to the Whig administration. What debt gratitude due iisorby any person to that ministrv, which is now confirmed the most deadly foe to ...

... discussing tho merits of the different canslidates for the Presidential chair, whom six are now tutmed—one Democrat, Peirae; two ■Whigs, Scott and Webster j two Free Soilers, Hale and poodall, and one “Southern Rights man, Quitman. The recent meeting held at ...