... favour in all parts of the country, yielded to the con- viction that it was necessary and proper to try the experiment. The Whigs as a body fall especially iv this category. They then regarded the doctrine at sound in philosophy which was vouched by poli- ...

... subject of California, that politics were beginning to run high in that country, that it was difficult to discover whether the Whigs (Tories) or Democrats were the stronger, but that it seemed probable that California would send Colonel Fremont and the Hon ...

... duties to compensate internal taxation are expedient or not. They must allow no doubt on that point : Lord John Russell and the Whigs must, if he opposes the resolution, stand before the country as advocates for untaxed foreign goods against tax- paying native ...

... opponents, who manfully j declare their sentiments, and ably carry out their views, j Ihe Morning Chronicle, as the organ of the Whig party, is a taleuted and equally consistent journal. The Morning j Post is a faithful triend and a tried advocate in the cause ...

... The Westminster and Foreign Quxrterly KEVIEW.-Among the essays, political, ph Sophi wk ■ l* 'WU , WhlCh the new number th» Whig- Radical periodical abounds, that on railway | progress is perhaps the one that will arrest the attention | tion of most people ...

... and settlement of the Corn , Law question in perpetuity ! This is in every . body's mouth, especially in the mouth of every Whig I supporter of the Government. But it is only the more i enlightened who, referring things to their principles, ■ see in this ...

... over the graves of the departing Whigs. (Laughter aud cheers.) He addressed them as a Whig. From his earliest days he had been attached to old Whig principles ; but from the bottom of bis heart did he abhor modern Whig practices. (Vociferous cheering.) ...

... ot these capacities do I think that a public testimonial is m ...

... represented in Parliament by Lord Edward Howard, a son of the Duke of Norfolk a Free-trader, and possessed of office under the Whig Ire- vernment. The meeting ef to-day was held l* a Urge tent, erected in • field at the back of tbe principal streetin the ...

... back, and it was found that Plutus, with his bags of gold, would have better represented their aspirin.; aims than, either Whig or Tory. Oh ! some one might say, such boroughs as Leominster would not come into the category. Our calculations regarded only ...

... opposing the Whigs— and I wss one of his most strenuous and sincere supporters — he asserted, in his celebrated Tamwotth manifesto, that no farmer could grow wheat under 5Gs. or 58s. per quarter. (Hear, bear.) Upon this principle he turned out the Whigs', who ...

... should interpose his veto, and the inestimable worth of the Union, have our heartiest approval. They are worthy ofthe heart of a Whig patriot and statesman. The contrast they present to the prevailing tone and spirit of most recent messages from General Taylor's ...