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... Washington, Aug. 6. The recent adjustment of the differences which existed in the Whig party in the State of New York, is hailed with satisfaction by every Whig who feels that the success of his party depends upon its united action. And, perhaps, ...

... THE.NB TV UNDER SECRETARY OF THE COLONIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The acceptance of office under the Whig Government by Mr. Frederick Peel-and that office the Undersecretaryship of our mismanaged Colonies -will naturally give rise ...

... which the Whig apologist makes of it. Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S aristocratical connection will, we are informed, benefit the cause of reform by means of the ,' authority and influence which he exercises over lazy and ignorant members of the Whig party -for ...

... the Gibeonites, and to be all his days a hewer of wood and drawer of water. Like all great artists, a Whig nascitur, non fit. In our own generation, Whigs are becoming as scarce as poets. Whatever may be the cause, there can be no doubt about the fact; and ...

... John W. Forney, of Philadelphia, as clerk. The Senate consists of-Democrats, 35; Whigs, 24; vacancies, 3; total, 62. The House of Representatives has- Democrats, 143; Whigs, 90. ...

... John W. Forney, of Philadelphia, as clerk. The Senate consists of-Democrats, 35; Whigs, 24; vacancies, 3; total, 62. The House of Representatives has- Democrats, 143; Whigs, 90. The Boston papers by Wednesday's steamer from that port doubtless informed ...

... to pocket the alleged insult, instead of risking a civil war in Ire- land by resenting it. Tue probability seems that the Whigs will form at all events a Government of transition. Lord John Russell had an interview with the Sovereign yesterday afternoon ...

... that he | has (or has had) the option of a junction with a section of the deceased Whig Cabinet, or of forming au Administration of his own. If he joins with the Whigs, it may be either with the Grey party or with Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston ...

... ride off on the Liigh horse. Unluckily for him, the times have ichanged, if he has not. He is no longer ne- cessary to the Whigs, or, at all events, they think that (taking all things together) they call do better without him than with him, aud he is turned ...

... men who will be brought forward at the Whig State Colvention, in Lancaster, in connection with the Presidency. This is a question of grcat imi- portance at the present time for the whole country, especially the Whig party ; and the office-holders are awaiting ...

... year in building ships, and afterwards in destroying these ships. This has been the system of naval administration, both with Whigs and with Tories. Thallt was at system which, with my voice, I opposed whess in Parliament ; and with my Ipen as the opportunity ...