... there may be no further violation of the promise of an ex-D tended suffrage. Here, if anywhere, Unuion Is strength. il The Whig and Radical parties, taken separately, are out- St numbered by the Tories; but working together heart and D hand, under the ...

... COnservatism, or, by inverting the s0 order, Conservative Liberalism. By the same authority g we have been informed that Whig and Tory principles I- have been exploded as antiquated and obsolete. I beg leave, o. en pa'sant, to inquire, who are the ...

... franchise to £6 in boroughs and £10 in coun- m lies, and it did greathonour to Lord John Russell as a lead- reing member of the Whig aritoracy. (Hear, hear.) Corn- ci- mending the bill to their support, he concluding by reading ith I the placard calling the ...

... early occasion I were afforded them both of forgiving injuries and of vindicating their fidelity to principle by helping these Whig politioians to keep out of power men who have little sympathy with the atruggles of Continental peoples for freedom, and who ...

... lave at length prevailed, and the Reform Bill has been unconditionally withdrawn. Throughout all sections of Conservatism, Whig as well as Tory, there will be loud exultation at this event. It is the third time they have succeeded, by ill-disgulied intrigue ...

... elected, which was followed with applause in the galleries and hisses. The New York Express describes the new Speaker as an old Whig. At Albany the Republicans fired 117 guns on the night of the let, in honour of the election of Pennington. At Bos- ton there ...

... ration than the powers themselves. He has been I called a mere Whig pamphleteer. To a person who can see nothing but that which he objects to, and who D objects to everything that favours the Whig party, the 8 name may seem by no means misapplied. Nor, in ...

... old politician, the ling of the Belgians, has been always with the object of getting up a better understanding between the Whigs and Austria, and his family influence of late may have availed much. The reported early visit of the Queen to Prussia has been ...

... missioo was to enforce the reasonable requirements gi of the assemhled prelates of Ireland, which had been n: spurned by the Whigs. cl WINDFALL FORt A OVoRRING MAN.-By the rsudden *lath of an old woman, a cousin, we believe, of his own, at bi ilaiviok ...

... Democratic and Pro-Slavery la (Southern). il DOUGLASS. JOHNSON. Democratic and Pro-Slavery pi a (Northern.) hi if BELL. EVERETT. Whig and Pro-Slavery. e Now LINCOLN and HAMSLIN are pretty certain to Z 1 obtain the largest popular vote, hut it is thought . i ...

... eneral) having determined jus. fred not to put up a candidate, the contest lay between MR. g Of SOMERSET BEAUMONT, a young Whig gentleman, brother disc ded of Mr. Beaumont, M.P. for South Northumberland, and daY late MR. CARSTAIRS, of London, a retired ...

... one and all deserving, and filling their posts with distinction, that is not for me to judge. I only remark the fact that the Whig party have been singularly mindful of Lord Grey's family, though they have excluded him from office-which is the rub. I have ...