... their anxiety for thesmoat sweeping Dr M chargee in ourxrepresentative systen.m Lord John Russell, and ere h( the respectablQ'Whigs, the scattered remaining Peelites-able .moth men and good public sorvants as many of themr are-can no pital nots carry axvote ...

... Liberal. Tothatextentthe .Minlistry gains by this exchange. In Orkney, again, the Whig- Radical Mr Anderson is sucoeeded by theV Whig Mir Dundas, giving a gain so far to the Whig party. . Bat against this is to be set the substitution of the independent MIr ...

... Government is essentially Whig, while the country is as essentially Democratic, t Y and the great cause of the rain of the party is the pro- i r- gress of free trade opinions. The greatest principle of I . cohesion among the Whigs was the principle of protec- ...

... The Southern Whigs have se- M ceded from the Convention of Baltimore; and unless ag they snuceed in effecting a compromise, it is not only gr likely, but almost certain, that the Democratic candidate so will carry. The most likely Whig catdidato a s ...

... places a, Conservative: laml comes forward as a candidate against four Whigs, the Con- than servative party contest with the Whig eleven seats, all of which'I of tie were held by Whigs in the last Parliament; and there are five Scats whic ,are contested ...

... are blan 5k.' Recollecting Irish appropriation clauses, pro- fossious of retrenchment, and certain other peccadilloes, the Whigs should remember that, if their house of the past be not exactly a glass one, there is yet enough glass in it to make Them careful ...

... the party to which he is attached bases its claims on its historic character. Hea decorates the Whig principle in most engaging attributes, and the Whig party he describes as at once the promoters a of public right and the conservators of the balance ...

... In the first place it is very clear that Government canmiot be Il beaten without a coalition for that particular purpose. Whigs, sf Peelites, and Economists have only to join forces any time, and la they may do what they please. Bult they must first hit ...

... polling did not take place till Friday and Saturday. so that we have not yet ascer- tained whether the Lord-Advocate, or his Whig op. ponent, has carried the day. The result is looked for With considerable initerests both on account of the official position ...

... for the vario counties, and burghs of 9cotland. Tbose names mnarkcd wjth an * are Conservatives,. those with, a t are either Whigs or . ..udaicals.:i Aberdeonshire . ion. W. Gordon*: i Aberdeen City . Sir A. L. Hay1 Argyllshiro .tMrGeorge Theorpsont Argylshire ...

... commanded to wait nag, at upon her Majesty. Is it not quite obvious that the first question Leo It which her lajestywill put to the whig statesman will be of aeti, id this kind:- Well, Lord John, what do you propose to do wit] : now?' In February last, when you ...

... pe- on every side for new fields of enterprise, without mach n scruple respecting matters of international equity. -fthe to Whigs, who have hitherto boon the dominant, party, are ve now powerless; the Democratic Candidate for the Presi- iay dency having ...