... ‘uss the bill before them, but ta show anong | the im when things that the Whig party have me inte | atte and cannet pay 10 cents, on the dol- | o He was at Baltimore whea the Whigs nomi- | veved General Seott, and it was understoor 1 for four days that ...

... principles yet di- We have affairs, ‘The observation is perfectly true. give in our fortunate thing is, however, that the Whigs o often acted as if they believed they had an LAND ve right to carry out those principles, or rather would be unsafe to trust ...

... resolution to appeal by force to | | preset the country from the degradation of being | sequel by other than the scion of the great Whig is the It is not easy to account for this an- as the reserve. We hesitate as yet to hazard the hesis that Lord John has really ...

... Chan- te Rage” | to be | oy a | atcw and which was founded upen the labours of | several of the Commissioners appointed by the Whigs, Lord Earl Grey Derby has, however, atuned for the necessity of this Imperfe Parliamentary adoptive. He bas appuinted Mr Jobo ...

... Protectionist Clain al New Whig Claims, 5 aw cloth wa carried t f Banff seventeen » were from the county o which w against the judgment of the registering pos twelve on the part of the Protectionists, | and fons -on the part of the Whigs. These appeals and seussed ...

... and one formerly politicaily | who know towers,” which were first built over | CoMMected with this district—and the muster of Whig | entury since, when these kingdoms were daily | names, comprising many of the leading men of the was aed with the terrors ...

... were to lock up ali the Lord Fraserburch, horrings, homa He referred at —Sept 28. dames Duff, Haverson, Lybster, bal- pail to Whig principles, | gates of the railroad, wi the hope that the express Porth o Anta, Is 5 Srettin, hertingss, Ne | length to his ...