... spiritual independence of Eneland by that faction from whom these restrictions were about to be removed. The destiny of the Whig party in relation to the Roman Catholic Chureh has been curions and perplexing. They spent the first half-century of their ...

... no how youa can fix it.” So saying he puffed away, and took the responsibility. HorrisLe DEaTH.—The Woodville (Mississippi) Whig states that three children, on their way from school, were set upon by a pack of bloodhounds in pursuit of runaway negroes ...

... and English, to aid him by their testimony. A Lesson ror YouNG Lapigs.—An intelligcn‘ gentleman of fortune, says the Bangor Whig, visited a country village, not far from Bangor, and was hospitably entertained and lodged by a gentleman having three dan ...

... strictly defensive. There vas, npon the whole, great unanimity of opinion on the subject of the proposed addition to our forces. Whigs, Padica's, and Con. servatives alike agreed that further defence was necessary, and that that defence was best supplied by ...

... important. Kossuth had taken private lodgings in New York : vhe amount of aid afforded to him in the States was 90,000 dollars. The whig Convention at Baltimore had not made any deeisive nomination tor the Presidency. The result of the ballot had hitherto placed ...

... Dusincss in the States was very quiet, the political excitement as to the result of the Whig nomination for the Presidency being overpowering. Afier fifty-three ballots, the Whig Convention at Baltimore bhad nominated General Seott for President, and Me. W. A ...

... Senate til 1842, when, on the 31st of March, he resigned bis seat, and in 1844 a third time was nominated as Presi dent by the Whigs, but after a severe contest the Democratscarried the election of Mr. Polk. In the last month of 1349 the veteran Statesman ...

... tue publie peace. On Wednesday last the nomination of candidates took place at Kettering, and it was expected of the great whig families, in which the county abouuds, that they would sanction, and even initiate the candidature of some one who might rally ...

... better wages may farnish them with an coportunity to drink, but the cost is—theirspeedy destrue- I woa'd just say that the Whigs have nominated General Seott, for a eandidate as President. He is a Roman “atbolie. and hasa daughter in the nnonery. The Catholies ...

... weasures which Mr. Cobden and Mr. Hume (and who both evinced & greater leaving t Sir Kobert Peel as a 8 Minisier thau to the Whig party in office) conceive fair and liberal, we dAy the Opposition, thus reduccd, to aoseat them — Culdoman Mercury ...

... of Prime Minister for about three years, from the end of 1827 to the !atter part of 1330. In 1834, on the dismissal of the Whigs, the Duke held the seals of Lalf the government pfld:uuy till the return of Sir Robert Peel from the Continent, and aflerwards ...

... offics by waeh vast majerities .frit b con; “What a delightful privilege.” rveluims 7 Fwmphrry, evdest this morn oz by the Whig newspapers had Gonernl | T Ceimese of bis Beayt, o express aad call focih _bfi-‘ma‘!-““‘h'-mmu‘g—(umm;&udmmw -;:Uf-‘'— ...