... briefly described as a triumph of the party of Salaery and of Ramn, made up as it is of the congenial portions of the late Whig and Democratic parties. We state this result in so blunt a maninerin order that the worst may be known. It is true that the ...

... 1855. GEonoGi REx, (The signatures of all the Misisters follow.) AMERICA. TIME ANTI SLAVERY PAlT~Y. The Whigs of New York are mutating the Whigs if Ohio, and saurreder to the anti-slavery party. The Republican, or anti-slavery party propei, is to meet ...

... in the State. The actual question, oft verging into an abstraction, was thus lost sight of in the great stake at issue. The Whig party, all triumphant when the Reform Bill was on the waters, had scarcely secured that great innovation when, as- sailed by ...

... would have been tendered but for the earnest solicita- tions of the leading Whig pacificator. Whether it can be much longer withheld by a- desperate effort to keep the Whigs together remains to be seen. In the hour of his need Lord Palmerston, it ap- ...

... Greenwiics. If differeuces of princille arise on practical questions of the day, there exists, in the happy philosophy of thse Whigs, a yet greater pprinciple involved it thleir rcsigliation. If ever a controversy arises between the Wfhig Ministers, tteis ...

... Deliberately to censure a delinquent Minister is virtually to make a I Ministers accountable and ?? would gladly eject the Whigs, they shrink from doingit by a vote which would make office for ever a terror to their incapacity. Hence General Peel, who ...

... to confine that representation to one only, now that Mr Ilume had ceased to exist. He (Mr B.) was more of a Radical than a Whig, but he was no leveller. His maxim was, to be moderate in all things ; and, although a Dissenter, he would not wish to interfere ...

... supporters of the Whig candidate were soon bustled outside. The busi- ness commenced at 12 o'clock at noon, and shortly before the Mayor made his appearance the ?? Seymour, accompanied by his friends, and Mr Fenwick, waith the lead- ing Whigs and shipowners ...

... acceptance of these proposals. Mr Frederick was supposed to be a peace man in the Ministry, and as the sub to a Russellite Whig, and a reel too, the supposition was natural. Ile may, therefore, and others with him, have come to his v senses. He may see ...

... is impossible. The country will DOt sttund it. It is, o0 the other htanid, said that the Whig section of the Mitistrv will try 1o obtail strength from the Whigs and Radicas no't neIW in Government ; bilt the motioti of Lord Lvydhurst. which wilt, doebtless ...

... observing tire art with which the Bedford Whigs cast out baits to Exe- ter Hall. Lord I'almerston relies too ranch oer his friends in the City, and oncertain organs. IHe may find that the Bedford Whigs are not so far wrong in thinking that Exeter ...

... w as donle under the old dose burgh system ; wiich, no doubt, gracefully iteplaced sit for a while, by tbic ?? contrast of Whig de- clamation. wvith Tory -3upercilioiiswess ; 3ant Wlawic not the less sarely subjected the electars of this city to the yoke ...