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torroponOttice. MR D. SPLAREN v. TIIE 'SCOTSMAN.' TO TIIIII ILDITOII Or 1111 ILDINBUIRGIR NEWS

... Tuesday last, in a letter from its Ilawick correspondent, has not yet taken place, and I believe never will. Our 'au l i wife ' Whigs, stupid as they are, have more sense then rush upon certain defeat. They speak about a peony imbecription u a mark of sympathy ...

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... disrespect; and, indeed, leading Whigs do not privately conceal that the elution of Mr Black is the first step towards the ousting of Mr Cowan, and the restoration of the represent& of the city into the hands of its Whig owners. pose on the part of (be ...

EDUCATION FOR AN M.P

... This, or Lard Thar, or the Mr So and So, or pawned et property or ea who can Si • party, and pledge his lota to that party, Whig sr ties, as the be, through thick and thin. These an the qsalifiestiess of as nise-tenthe of the Hens of Ceanons. Why should ...

M c dminististin it fati Gray, aid was by N. lam Slack sied the whole of the Whigelique sho L:ing

... Before I sit down, allow me one word with respect to this famous Whig clique, who are now attempting to force the citiavrre to adopt their man. I have been always opposed to the Whig clique. But notwithstanding this, si:bough I dialiked the leaders, ...

SATURDAY,

... dropping the cause it pretended to lead whenever it suited the exigencies of the Whig Ministers; playing fast and loose with every principle except that of keeping the Whigs in office. The final public rupture came when Mr M'Laren, in an education meeting ...

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... I •elemes 4 dliss ▪ 11/4 _, 4.fitgad r tbo Gsil go bad 1 at Cabe bringing %bait co rooms To Mt objedill P am pa ar be OS WI Whig G Xr Blac and wb , and sti, pennies posed ti poplar known t being et st.:quifs fat , Mr Bla against sacrifici It will I Black ...

H ALF-HOLID AY ASSOCIATION. THI ANNUAL MEPTING. with • FRUIT SOIREE, will be held In the MUSIC HALL, ON SATURDAY

... Ma CHARLES STEWART mid Ma JOHNSTON. A CHOIR will also unite in the MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. gd for Reserved Seats; is for the Whigs; Ind eel for the Galleries, &c., will be ready on Tuesday, at Messrs Shepherd k Elliott's, Prince's Street; Mr Medusa's, Prince's ...

•XERICA. The Africa has arrived with New York &dries, to the 23d ult. lIINATORIAL CHAI LINOICR

... TIM PRISIOINTIAL CONTUT. Large mass conventions have been held in the west in favour of Mr Fremont. There has also been • Whig meeting in Boston in favour of the same nominee. There lean attempt at a coalition in Pennsylvania between the friends of Mr ...

(From the Scottish Press of August 8.)

... principles which the Morning Star, as I am informed, is established to maintain. The anger of the Whigs, I mean of the place-holding and salary-devouring Whigs, is therefore hot against him, and the hostility of their organ, the Scotsman knows no bound'. ...

EXTENSION OF THE FRANCHISE

... like the members of such societies, honestly seek their political emancipation. The season of doubt has passed. Even the Whigs have confessed an extension of the suffrage necessary, and it is for such societies as that now formed to stand watch and ward ...

appearance in Edinburgh to expound the necessity of a reform in the repnmentation, Mr Black the principal if ..

... last year. Upon this principle the constituency and the Whig differ, wide as the poles asunder; and so tar as opportunity presented, during his occupation of the civic chair, he went with the Whigs and not with the citizens—in favour of Sheriffs and against ...

who body of the people. It is frightful even to recollect the ferocious bitterness and systematic zeal with ..

... zeal with which this principle acted upon ; and th's under the direct sanction of Government THS SCOTCH WlllOB. The real Whigs were extremely few. Self-interest had converted some, and terror more; and the residue which stood out consisted of only the ...