... portion of the candidates on each ticket, whig and il opposition, have been elected. The character of , the legislature cannot yet be predicted, though a we believe the Senate will be whig. In Louisiana, the whigs received a portion of the , union opposition ...

... tele- graph also announces that Mr. Webster would shortly resign. According to further returns of the New York Election, the whigs have a majority of two in the Assembly. Mr. Toombes has been elected for IGeorgia. In his speech he stated that the constitu- ...

... struck off: Wednesday, 29; Thursday, 9 Frida-, 8;- Total, 66. Whigs struck offI. Wednesday, 18- Thaday, 20; Friday, 19;-Total, 64. f the jiberals, 12. Total claims sustaiMed: Whigt 13, ory, 4. Whig ma- jority, 9. Total gain of the liberals in the borough and ...

... Strickland, whigs; the East Riding, Richard Bethell, tory, and Paul Beilby Thompson, whig {a landowner, created Lord Weiilock in 1839). The North aiding was contested. The votes stoed thus: Mr. William 9uncombe, btory, 8,885; _r Cayley, whig, 8,267 ; Mr ...

... regular whig nomination made by any state convention for the contest of 1852, and it comes from one of the most powerful, influential, and respectable of the old thirteen, Pennsylvania, always considered the keystone to the arch of the Union. Whig organs ...

... extension of the franchise-and the question was ,whether the tories would not outbid the whigs [for popular support. It mattered not to the meeting whether whig or tory made the change-it was the people they wanted; and with regard to what nature the ...

... their political professions being, Stanley, constitu- tional whig ; Wilson, moderate reformer. The candi- dates for South Lancashire were Lord Molyaeux and Mr. George William Wood, whigs, and Sir Thomas Hesketh, tory. The votes at the close of the ...

... have the effect of driving him from power. To this end they supported the whigs; and on Sir HENRY PARNELL'S famous motion put the ministry into a minority, and eventually the whigs into office. These last, however, were too shrewd not toperceive that their ...

... Generhl Scott has now-been nominated for- t. presidency by whig state conventona in Ohio, gi'P n.- sylvania, Michigan,. and Indiana, 4ad bypi3 C meetings and papers in several other states. TIrveq; whig paper in Maine, the Skowhegaln papei statqts, favours ...

... at a former election, he said b it was then understood that the Whigs should nominate one candidate, and the Radicals the other. st He believed on this occasion it was the turn of the Whigs r to name a candidate in the place of Mr. Bosfeild-Colonel xi Thomson ...

... to-day, very little is yet known in Dublia of the movements of the rival candidates. Up. to Monday' morning- Mr. Ponsonby, the whig candidate, had not made his appearance at the scene of action, but so owerful is the influence whiph his party possesses there ...

... arrived for the 2 issue of a new writ. The impression is, however, that, like the Dungarvon election, a suitable time for a whig candidate twill be chosen. An important meeting of the gentry, landholders, and others of the county of Cork, was held in the ...