... of Lansdowne, at this time President of her Majesty's Privy Council, is one of the most extensive, and we are bound to add, Whig though he be, one of the most cons& ;rate and benevolent. In this island, the noble Marquis is distinguished as a kind-hearted ...

... and the reports of recent meetings exhibit the tendency and design of the Democratic party. Among the names selected the Whigs were, 11. Clay, D. Webster, and Genl. Scott. The Democrats had spoken of J. Duehannan, General Cass, Commodore Stockton, Generals ...

... *vetted that the striggle for the next pcesideney would loon assess. The hilewieg were already talks& of peals 'mathdates : Whigs —Henry Clay, Welmtor, General Seem Demerol—Jima Cues, Commodore Stockton, Ruston, Wool, Levi Woodbury. Ti. legislature of Tense ...

... sanction of the house, it would have been rejected by the Senate: — United States House of Representatives, Sept. 14. Mr. Toombs (Whig, of Georgia), said, he held in his hand a resolution from the committee of ways and means. Since that reselution was agreed ...

... struggle for the next presidency would soon commence. The following gentlemen were already talked of as possible candidates:—Whigs —Henry Clay, Daniel Webster. General Scott. Democrats—James Buchanan, General Cass, Commodore Stockton, General Houston, General ...

... to 10. The bill for the delivery of fugitive slaves has passed the house by a vote of to 75. It was supported by only three Whigs from the free states. Of the Loco Foco members from the free states, there were 20 in its favour. A vote has been taken in ...

... DOUBTS AND FEARS IN THE NORTH. The following article is from the Northern Whig, a tenant-right journal : An additional characteristic of a meeting in which clerical agitators figure, is natreally supposed to be that of abuse and names-calling; and in ...

... vigilance, saga- city, and energy on the part of the council, which I do not feel that I could myself undertake for. The ?? Whig, a tenant-right journal, in reference to the Enriiscorthy meeting, noticed at some length in Saturday's Standard, says that ...

... to 10. The bill for the delivery of fugitive slaves has passed the house by vote of 109 to 76. was supported by only three Whigs from the free states. Of Loco Foco members from the free states, there were 26 in its favour. A vote has been taken the house ...

... The bill for the de- livery i fungiiive slaves has passed the, house by a vote of 109 to 75. It was supported b only three 'whigs from the free states. Of the 1o'6o fooo mem- bers from the free states there were twenty-six in its fav6ur. A vote has been ...

... of Lansdowne, at this time President of her Majesty's Privy Council, is one of the most extensive, and we are bound to add, Whig though he be, one of the most con,siderate and benevolent, In this island, the noble Marquis is distinguished as a kind-hearted ...

... revihngs which hav c been poured upon him may be traced, perhaps, to re- buffed parasites and others whose cupidity the great Whig Chancellor fouud it impossible to satisfy; but these individuals would never have spread out their stock of scurrilities with ...