... constitute the bulk of the nation, torms no part of their consideration. It enough lor thein to know that they have beaten the Whig Russell and damaged the Liberal Palmerston, and what more can the nation expect or require With them Toryism and the nation ...

... ADMISTRATIVE REFORM. More than one strenuous attempt has been made both the organs of the Whig and Try parties to decry and throw discredit on the Administrative Reform Association. Each of the hereditary ruling factions has been accustomed to look upon ...

... their approbation, he did not properly belong to any one of the great parties of the state —the stereotyped political parties, Whig, Tory, or Radical. the same time he held some views in common with the Radicals, and others with the Conservatives. The principles ...