... or in the effete mediocrity of the Whig party; but where T they have before this sought and foetid a pilot to weather ' the storm—in the ranks and among the leaders of a firm and united Conservative party (great cheering). Mr. Majendio then proceeded ...

... quarrel and'thcn fusing—those that style themselves old line Whigs calling themselves the “other” party, and the Know-Nothings calling themselves the “tother ” party (Laughter and cheers). The Whigs hold convention, and you see it full of Know- Nothings; and ...

... autobiography of Btabop Wataon LUndaff, written or reviled in 1814: The reign of George the Third waa the triumph of Toryism. The Whigs had power for moment i they qßarrelled amongst themsalsee, and thereby lost the King’s confidence, lost the people's eonldenee ...

... autobiography of Bishop Watson of LUndaff, written or reriaed In 1814: Ths nlga of Osorga ths Third wu ths of Toryism. The Whigs had power for moment: they qurrslled amongst themselves, and thereby lost tbs King's oonfldenoe, lost the peopis's oonfldenos ...

... Wednesday Morning.—The City of Baltimore has arrived, with advices from Philadelphia to the 18th, ,and 50,000 dols. in spe&o. The Whig Mass National Convention had met at Baltimore; the North American Mass Convention was assembled at Syracuse; the Republican ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING. The City of Baltimore has arrived, with advices from Philadelphia ,to the 18th, and $50,000 in specie. The Whig Mass National Convention had met at Baltimore r the North American Mass Convention was assembled at Syracuse ; the Republican ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING. The City of Baltimore has arrived, with advices from Philadelphia to the 18th, and $50,000 in specie. The Whig Mass National Convention hadmet at Baltimore ; the North American Mass Convention was assembled at Syracuse : the Republican ...

... of attacking the twist, the favourite and most hopeful one of the Whigs is corruption. This is especially their own banding. The Tories tried violence and failed—the more astute Whigs inaugurated the reign of corruption. One beauty of this weapon is its ...

... alarm, and the Whigs, who pretend to be its special guardians, and who contrive to make a good thing of it, stucco the front. That's Reform. A briefer answer, and one which all will well understand, will be found in the words, A Whig do. What else ...

... alarm, and the Whigs, who pretend to be its special guardians, and who contrive to make a good thing of it, stucco the front. That's Reform. A briefer answer, and one which all will well understand, will be round in the words, A Whig do. What else ...

... in readiness to be summoned into the service of the United States. The Old Line Whig State Convention had adjourned after nominating Mr. Fillmore. There had been a great Whig meeting at Baltimore on the occasion. The English West India mail steamer Tay ...

... Nought, says Byron, is permanent amongst the human race, except the Whigs not getting into place. _ We think if the noble poet existed at the present moment he .would find that the Whigs not only had got into place, and kept it a pretty long time, but that ...