... Dublin thus expresses himself in a letter to Dr. Gray : I not the chief magistrate of the Liberals or the Conservatives, of Whigs or of Tories,but of the citizens of Dublin; and I will not be induced or coerced to abandon the neutral-ground which, from ...

... DANIEL WEBSTER. My anticipations in regard to the nomination of Mr. Webster by the Union or National Whigs hare at last been realized, and in a full convvetion, consisting of delegates from almost every county in the great State of Georgia, the Secretary ...

... permit government to be formed under such circumstances, in which they hare not important share. The Whigs can no longer do without tbe Radicals. The Whigs, in part, are disappearing as a party, fast a3 the Peelites are disappearing; and there can be no ...

... gentleman's supporters. Hie following is an extract from the proceedings of the Mr. Polk said—He was at Baltimore whon the Whigs i nominated Gen. Scott, and it was understood, for three , or four days that men from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia, had ...

... THE ADVOCATE. between the Whig and Tor? parties. (Hew.) It waa his opinion that the Whigs *5l had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. (Hear.) He never belonged to them—he never solicited a place from them -ho never got even atide-waitership ...

... and second, the augmentation, of the Irish Party—the Brigade—that fought against the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, drove the Whigs from office, and declared, as its principles of cohesion and of action— * active opposition to every administration not prepared ...

... oppressed of other nations are welcome hospitable graves in this country—that thty may live here and die here. Look to the whig papers, and they wilt tell you that * intervention’ is interfering the concerns of other nation. If the Emperor of Austria ...

... THE LANDLORD LEAGUE AGAINST SHARMAN CRAWFORD. It will be recollected that, a few weeka ago, it was stated in the Northern Whig that several of the county Down landlords had entered prosecutions against Sharman Craw, ford, for the publication of bis recent ...

... state. This fact alone proves the extent of disaffection towards General Scott, and the determination of those known as Union Whigs to give their votes for a man of their own choice-one whom they have tried, and in whom they feel that they can place the most ...

... Ttb, 1852. Sir—l have observed in paper a correspondence, arising out of the letter published by Mr. Crawford in the Northern Whig, of the 27tb July. my name, *l attached to the document alluded to by Mr. Sbarman Crawford, docs not appear as one of the parties ...

... Wilson Patten will not accept the office of Chairman of Committees of the House of Commons. In that case, Mr. Baiues, the Whig chief of the Poor Law Board, will probably be the man. aggressive step will, in all likelihood, be taken agsSh6t the Government ...

... to di.-toia the before them, but to atiow, among other things, that the Whig party have gone Into hipii.lat.on, and pry I n e. , nt, the dollar. Ile was at Baltimore when the Whig. nominated lieneral Scutt, and it was undershwel foe three or four days ...