... that “only” 150,000/. had been im- land during the year has been 2,12(5,000/., the pre- Pea*. .Tares. Lin- r**- Brack. Four. “Whigs or Democrats who by any possibility will was (jent.j and in 1848 it was 10 per cent. In properly paid out of capital in the ...

... existence of slavery in the territories, and to abolish it in the district of Columbia. No such candidate can be found among Whigs or Democrats who by any possibility win command a majority of votes from the rest of his party, and, such being the case, there ...

... government. _ Four parties may be said to be interested in the present conjuncture of colonial politics : 1. The official or Whig party. 2. The Tory or Imperial party. 3. The Radical or economical party. The colonists themselves of these the last three ...

... parties around Belfast; and have ever taken the deepest interest ia its operations. 24 names only are reported, in the Northern Whig, to have been present at the meeting of the 7th inst. This state of things has been gradually brought on by systematic departure ...

... scarcely, until recently, excited any real solicitude on the part of either the Ministry or Parliament. influential organ of the Whig party in the Scottish metropolis brought another charge against me, which was, that I was fostering that want of self-reliance ...

... country, that whilst we are naturally inclined by conviction and by tradition to coincide with the opinions and policy of the Whig or Federalist party in the Northern States, especially on the great questions of peace, slavery, and internal order, yet it ...

... over ton to of the power which you held in }Jur hands and which I call upon you, irrespective of every Political connexion— Whig or Radical—to use independently led firmly your own defence. (Cheers'.) I fear that this nerception your power must looked ...

... naturally enough, the result of the Down meeting as quite conclusive of the doom of protection. There,” exclaims the Northern Whig, Catholics and Protestants, notwithstanding the state of party feeling in the county, distinctly agreed to sink their party ...

... from the unhappy foreign policy of this country in 1848 and 1849—a foreign policy which, in justice to the great Whig party, and to a Whig Ministry, he must say he believed was not theirs, but Lord Palmerston’s alone—a policy meddlesome and intriguing; ...

... bring a measure to increase the suffrage, he would reply that did so because they had no faith in the intentions of tbs { Whigs, indeed, he only, regarded the Charter the beginning of large measures of reform, and for one was not in* dined join with the ...

... measures to bring to justice all the parties implicated in the transaction. The memorial, which, according to the Northern Whig, has received the signatures of 60,000 persons, concludes as follows: Your memorialist* believe that they have truly detailed ...

... The ex-organ of Young Irelandism, the Cork Reporter, denounces the whole proceeding as a laughable ruse; while the Northern Whig seasons its condemnation with some statistical facts which ought to go far towards dissipating the fallacious doctrines propounded ...