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... find that. th- ents and of Derby-dillyism, they have enough dis Canaan afi 72 ' ane Peo i. oe. a, bh ot 2) li Band, in the WHIG POLTCY. | THE constituency of Perth, in paying a ed tribute of respect to their late met Panmure, have, at the same time, affor ...
... of Representatives. There the six following nominations in all :— General Pierce, .. ee adh Democrat General Scott, a o oo Whig Daniel Webster, .. oe Union Wh J. P. Hale, aa a Freesoiler William Goodell, .. or Liberty ma Governor Troupe, .. Secessionis ...
... paid York this forget that the Whigs saved England in 168s? one of her that Edmund Burke was & Whig? But he wes what fow W! ll charge of the present day are, or perhaps ever were—he was a true pat —(applause). The Whig? are a small but influential party ...
... itself by the course you propose. We sball ¢ succeed—but it will be against both the Whigs and Tories would hold both parties cheap in regard to their assistance All the Whigs deprecate in words the fettering of the Pre yet, with power in their hands, they ...
... Ministry would lowed. So far, this Whig demonstration was a could be desired. But one or two trifling « stances that occurred afterwards were rath culated to throw a slight shade on the proce The meeting, besides being a Whig one, hae what of a Free Church ...
... cordial union am: Liberal party can only be preserved by con on their part as well as on that of the ¢ Liberals. Long ago, the Whig Premier | his disposition to conciliate the Mancheste: ry ...
... not choose to t m aa, y fol- | not allow him to remain longer. eee SPEAKING PLAINLY AND SENSIB! Wr noticed, last week, the Whig Demonstra | Perth, Since then, the principal guest of th ing, Lord Panmure, has been receiving add lhe mea and giving further ...
... own responsibility I Jook upon it asa tribute paid b Coul the Liberal body of this city to those landmarks which nes Hert Whig party have ever and never for a tical principles openly an been tempted to dezers, and to pol: manfully avowed, and. political ...
... —for this great benefit shich is to restore them to the prosperity from which Sir Robert Peel, in the first place, and the Whig Administra- tion in the second, have cruelly and unjustly deprived them. [know it appeared to me—I may be quite wrong in this ...
... | clinched, the agent of Sir Fitzroy is reported to have mast first tell me what is your colour—are Whig or Tory?’ The honest fellow immediately “Whig.” Whereupon the agent is stated to have re “Tam compelled to decline your services, for we strict orders ...
... to their pur AI of the la- | —that is, cheap wine for the shallow purse, and dear w yinent | for the deep one; but neither Whig nor Tory Governme ed the burt | cared sufficiently for the industrious and productive cla escnt to Mr. | to allow this ; but ...
... passengers, and 373,168 specie, The news by this arrival is four days later th received by the Arctic. General Scott, the Whig candidate, is making a the west, and his friends give him a public receptio: different cities and towns through which he pasecs ...