... not- only- by- those Democrats who - - , woere disappointed at being reioped, hut obfthe ountless claim-X ,ants among the Whigs who were chagrined- at diot hlaving been ap- pointed. many of these cieng to' the hope that they my stil have a chance among ...

... seems to have given a decided astimulis to the illegal confederacy opposed to the Mieioos Orangea orgaatic-. The Wiorthein Whig has the fablowmg ?? of a Ribbon demonstration in the county Down :- On New-Year's-niight last, about six o'clock, while acting- ...

... strength of the two sections, that another President from the slaveholding states will hardly find a majority among either Whigs or Democrats at asy future election. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. MONEY MtARKET. New York, January S. The demand for exchange has ...

... Charles the Pretender: the tune called for was 4 The king shall enjoy his own again. s - I hope to see the day When the Whigs shall run alvay, And the king shall enjoy his own again. Iemp son was introduced to the Pretender's presence by Sir Tho- mas ...

... general best left alone, and -we, as a gene- ol rind rule, re~~gard thctu. But , very serious cag l ha endlberatl prfred by a Whig, a Lord of thic d( 'lreasur cinder a former 'Whiig admiinistration, to the ef- cii dill feet. that Lord John Russell and Sir ...

... become familiar with the aspirations I, Cand senthuents of farmers, merchants, end- arcizears-he had Lr conversed both with Whigs said Democrats-with landowners in the South, ?? with negroes, bond and free. Dr. Nichol tthen adverted to the effects which ...

... from the other objects of his motion, every syllable of which, he prophesied, would nevertheless one day be carried by the 'Whigs, who eared not so they reigned whether it was by the grace of Brookes', or by the grace of Manchester, and who had adopted ...

... board the same vessel, who was charged -with having 7 lbs. of foreign manufactured tobacco on his person, was remanded for a ?? Whig. ...

... emancipation, to the great content of the g masters as well as the slaves. But immediate emancipa- g tion -was insisted on by the Whig party, and immediate 14 emancipation was granted. The love'rs of freedom, r, having been so far gratified, next took a liking ...

... he ironically remarked of course impossible, as England was necessary to Europe, as n Whigs were necessary to England, and as Lord Palmerston was ale- cssaryto, Whigs; but the other was the immediately signifying to France chat wve w ere ready to abide ...

... question he -was I placed in contact wmith the perhaps superior, anfid'crtainly I more leisure-fed, minds of eminent men of the Whig party. Struck with the views, he did not shrink from adopting t and carrying them against the earnest protests of his ( family ...

... >when sent for by- the Queen, demanded that certain ladies in the it household of her Majesty,-the near relatives of eminent Whig Ipdliticians,-should be removed from the personal service of the Sovereign. As this was refused, he abandoned for the time ...