... press. Of the two, Mr. Baines only ha* positive merits, of which bis plebeian extraction probably counts aa one . for in a Whig government a plain man without family connection is like the porridge on the side-table at a Highland breakfast. Ho has not ...

... Congress as between Whigs and Democrats. tho meeting Congress approaches, the position which the Know-Nothing members will take upon admission of Kanzas begins to questioued. The Herald classes members thus : Democrats, ; Southern Whigs, ; Union Know-Nothings ...

... gives the following list of the more prominent political parties now in vogue in the United States; —Repnblicapß, Whigs, Democratic Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver Greys, Prohibitionists, Temperance Partv. Stringent Licensers, Moral Suasionists, .nsiitutional ...

... pert week. The ram from Charlton Pier to the Tonne! Pier, • detainee of nearly miles. Frani* was the f. torte at Ito White Whig mat the choice of elation, leek the tide, and good start was effected in bath me lumping together for emoiderable Helms, bet ...

... marshall, d by yonr priesthood, and led Ct year illnstr ona captain Loess, met, fought, and conquered the united force* of Whig and Tory frem.wed cheering). Fully peransded that they are the aame men to-day that in 1852 achieved that nobl* and glorioui ...

... speech-making, chiefly by priests and the candidates, being got over, the day was wound with row, a number of Mr. Meredyth’s (the Whig candidate) tenants being kicked and beaten for cheering for him ; and the windows of some of the inhabitants who had not taken ...

... done'—but y edited Obeyed with se-vile And Dow theta, till SONS and grief, Which even thous l 'hued in thine own Hooted by Whigs an Meet And followers of P And hushed to mere by sterns Raised 'debut the h of SAM. Russell, ellen Is now *enrich That marks ...

... Labouehere notoriously not a capable man. He wants, if not industry, certainly administrative power; he is one of the old Whig lot—the second-rates who have been laid upon the shelf; and notwithstanding his wealth, amiability, and good connections, he ...

... the more prominent political parties now in vogue in the United States is from the New York Tribune: —Republicans, Whigs, Democratic Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver Greys, Prohibitionists, Temperance Party, Stringent Licensers, Moral Suasiouists, Co ’.stitutional ...

... of the more pruiuincnt politicul parties now in vogue the United States is from J'Ae York Tributu . —Republicans, Whigs, liomociatic Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver (Jroys, Prohibitionists, Temperance Party, Stringent Licensors, Moral Suasiunists, Constitutional ...

... unless conferred upon him free of expense. The Conservative**, therefore, need not f**ar any such calamity as the return a Whig-Radical to represent them in Parliament. Mr. Bond and Mr. Miller are work, and both are sanguine of success. The former will ...

... Established Church, and possesses many qualifications to commend him to his countrymen. His antecedents have attached bim to tbe Whig party ; but we cannot on that account refuse to do honour to a gentleman to whom honour is due. ...