... Milinis- terial conscience ; but the ngreat Liberal Party still looks with comnplacency onl each successive nuember of the Whig family league, as be succeeds to his share of public emolunent ; alnd, although I we by do means wsish to reduce the salaries ...

... state elections were still in progress. The official return for Kentucky gives 49 whigs and 36 democrats. Tbe Missouri returns, as far ao they had been received, gave 47 Whig members for the house and 13 for the senate; the free-soilers bad 42 mem- c bers ...

... against t the Indians had been brought toa close. s The elections still prove favourable to the Whig cause. In a Indiana, Iowa, and Van Buren counties, Whigs have been r returned. An attempt is to be made on the part of the Democrats to defeat the Texas ...

... veteran from persecution, as fri well 'as they could. One would. bring a letter; another a 3c tIbook; another was a memiber, of a whig committee;, y another was an old Clay man; another still, was one of as n, the Young Friends of Clay, and, lastly, some honest ...

... Democrat as a Whig, and will draw a large number of Democratic votes. There is a movement on the tapis which would ensure his election if it be carried oat, and that is a junction of the Conservative Democrats, with the Conservative Whigs, thus forming ...

... England to beggary, democracy, and revolution, as it has already brou-01ght ruin upon Italy, France, and Ireland ? Yet the Whigs who came into power, t and who maintain themselves in office, more by intrigue, and mob organization, than by the will of the ...

... had a surplus been in exist- 1 ence. In the place of Sir ROBERT PEEJL we now have Sir CHMALES WooD, and it stead of the l whigs sinking under a deficit, we find them floating I upon an excess of something like three millions and a half. The repealed and ...

... reduce England to beggary, democracy,'and revolution, .as. it has already brought ruin upon Italy, France, and Ireland? Yet the Whigs who came:into power, and who-maintain themselves in office, more by intrigue, and mdob orgarsisation, than by the will of the ...

... icious rumour is in circulation, S to the effect that Mr. Divett, M.P., has been seduced r- from the representation of the whig radical interest, by y the influence of personal and pecuniary considerations. r We know not whence the report originated, ...

... Staunton is a clever ug wan, and did good service for the Whigs while the present og Earl of Carlisle, when Lord Morpeth, filled the office of Chief Secretary for Ireland. Thle liberality of the b- Whigs would admit of being extended to other quar- e- ters ...

... been on the ;decline of late years, and the reckless assaults upon .s ecclesiastical corporations which distinguished the if Whigs of the Reform Ministry have sensibly dimi- il nished in frequency aind intensity. The wounds in- ,f flicted by the pen of the ...

... determination of the time is, that the places usually filled and the salaries enjoyed by such mag- nate. shall be abolishtd. The whigs laid the. batohet to the Irish vice-toyalty as inconve- nient, and if they failed of their stroke it was merely owing to the ...