... every district which was lost even in part, that loss was principally due to deficient organisation. The defeated Church-and-Whig party complain that their signal rout was owing solely to the want of energy and systematic effort; but while that is apparently ...

... old Whig state, has done the game. The southern Fillmore members of Congress are gradually coming in to the support of Mr Reel anan, recognising the danger of Fremont's election, and the necessity of united action against him. The ' old line Whigs' are ...

... in these proceedings an assurance is given—notwithstanding the exertions which we know twe being made at this moment by Ike Whig privy council of the tlique, assisted by their spat, to be pre. paved for a new contest at a moment's netice—that the energy ...

... of the pamphlet and the sums paid for advertising the bill. Its neither penises nor blames with enthusiasm, except when some Whig sheriff Imes its in favour of his party —as, for instance, Sheriff Arkley's letters on the advantages of raising sheriffs' ...

... or What it that the Liberal party fecek or Which are it* loaders—the Premier, or Lord John Russell, or the Stafford Hooae Whigs, the * Economist*,’ or Mr Lofty,’ or Mr Robert Lowe In the present discordant and incoherent state the Liberal connection, ...

... Edinburgh among thoec who have long been anxious to free the city from the oentrol of the Whig section of politicians—to it no longer the political prlte:t=hananclfal of Whig lawyers and of place , , as the only influential miss of that section, was therefore ...

... Stank MOURNING MILLINERY, of BONNETS, CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, WIDOWS' CAPS of M molly for the panes% 0. 0. on hand a Large of Whigs Clip% whicb be nand by Ladlr not ...

... highest standing, the contribution to which his name is appended, is eagerly graved at (es drown tog man catch at straw.), by the Whig rump, and is sown broadcast by thousands in the delusive hope of detaching • vote or two from the opposite ranks. That Mr Mashie ...

... MILaren is well known in Scotland, of course, to be a Liberal, much further advanced on political questions than the Edinburgh Whigs, with whose organ he has been at war. We do not suppose that the Timnes would have taken a different view of the verdict whatever ...

... Westbury, and just before monster gooseberries fall to be noticed, is liable to the gravest suspicion. Besides unless this Whig senator is to be put forward as the representative of the Glasgow Tories, we hardly see how the Morning Herald became inspired ...

... moral good of the people was • vastly more important thing than whether the Whigs were in or the Tories were in. (Loud cheers.) They had been long governed in Edinburgh by the Whig cl)que, and they were now tired of them. (Renewed cheers.) Their last movement ...

... a hundred votes. The parties of Whig and Tory, they formerly existed, exist no longer, though the names survive to conveniently indicate that division which must always exist in the politics of free country. The Whigs have done their part In advancing* ...