... FOBTRY. WASPS AND WHIGS FORESIGHT WITH SIMILE B l - Killed May wasp, half month scarce travelled through. For fruit you've done the best tha: you can do. A oast prevents*! when each falls That brings such sorrows to our gar »n wall*, Not worse the woe ...

... from Tory to the Whig, Reform year is but scheme to rob Whigs their rights and give them the Mob; Oh! then, gen’rous Tories, at call. Whigs out of otfice think of F.ngbuid’s fall. Whilat, help'd you. of Treaaurv cash i-ossesa'd. Whig* would—no more -you ...

... and prrftct the gifts which feature has lavished upon him. His oratory was sailed by Whigs whsn he was Conservative ; and it admired Conservatives now that he is Whig, and “sontihiag more.” listened to the right hoe. gentleman tor four hours without winking ...

... could .uu-igued for this. The question had been made between the Whigs the (Jonservauve* stepping-stone office, the Conservatives have come to the level the Whigs, the Whies were obliged be Whigs something more. The two |>arlies differed about the pace, nut ...

... had h*eo endorsed by the late Home Secretary, who was Whig. He could understand a Tory who did uot mean anything, could ooderit\nd Radical who intended do sli he i-onld, but he could nut uoderst Whig, for be was neither fish, fl-sh, uor low (Chee.'S und ...

... cens'riug word the Timet must be, When forced to write with such absurdity. Though 'ti* the plan in honour held those That think Whigs can't be too or.jast foes. Had Beach teen Lib'rml he'd been praised for Sense, Religion. Honesty, and Eloquence . Bot, being ...

... three months' campaign wm supported by the electon. bis own district M candidate for seat j the State Lagiel I but bis being Whig, wMrejectedhy th® county favour of a Democrat. in the country store which then opened, wae appointed Puetmaeter of New Salem ...

... InrructeJ Fir*t S ...

... polities, appeared your real life. Admitting you. iu practice snd in plan. Above your fellows, a large•hexrU-*l man.— Tory, Whig. Had. ami (last') I’ouservativc, eaeh a ■umiple it was your* to give Through sixty years, party led you on, love of country ...

... IMU, POBEIOH, AMO COLONIAL. a Bad Thing for Slaver. The Whig remarks upon the pernicious influence •tick religious instruction has upon the slaves in Vagiaia, and way of relates that Upon last appearance of the Yankees FrsdwkblsiTK the only negroes who ...

... members the Whigs bars never been able to get more than one ; and hand-tohand fight one and one it was not likely that they would succeed.’* Why, I beard that they had majority their canvaabcoks.” “Canvas- books are never to lie treated. The Whig book* showed ...

... Bed tbe spot, Rest looking for constituents Witli whom Pier-worship seem# proof of sens*, And fssth'ring nests, being party Whigs, The plan that's best for Politicisu png#. MORE PERSONALITIES (AX IXORICAt. AXSWHB.i He thst esn't find fault in what is writ ...