... entered even that Pandemonium, and the evil spirits could no longer be of one accord. It compelled the long-buried men of the Whig party to rise from their political graves, and hold Sabbath Baltimore, in the hope that their gihberings might help slavery ...

... solid and loving union of Democrats, (both of the Breckinridge and Douglass stripes) of , Bell-Everett men, of old Webster Whigs, and of all sorts of pro-slavery people, against the Republican candidates. lam credibly inform• ed that money has been offered ...

... Kentucky, &c. it has managed to whip-in moderate number of old Daniel-Webster, Fugitive Slave Law, rich and aristocratic ; Whigs, and set them to voting for the Derao[ cratic candidates, cheek-by-jowl with Caleb Cushing, B. F. Hallett, Isaiah Rynders, ...

... from royal misrule, had always been earned captive by the word democratic, soon rallied to the republican standard. The old whigs had already been broken up, and their ground was fundamentally abandoned. The new party assumed, as its positive aim, to set ...

... State of South Carolina, was a sovereign independent State, and had exclusive control over her own concerns. Whether it was a whig or democratic administration that did this, do not remember, but it makes no difference. have had no administration for the ...

... thinking—men who, until now, have not been in the habit of thinking. A large class of men who were pro-slavery Democrats and Whigs, and who value the Union a good deal more than they do anything else but money, sail off in a new direction. Instead of holding ...

... expressly mentioned. As Kuglishmen looked upon the contest, it was in fact something like a struggle between the parties of Whig and dory home. It necessarily included some change in governmental principle, well a change in the component parts of the ...

... about as reasonable to say that the object the Conservative reaction was to secure the Throne against the machinations of the Whigs. Let us say in passing, that if we accepted the view put forward by the Times as to the character of the Democratic victories ...

... disturbers of the peace —as meddlers with matters that were no concern of ours. former times these denunciations came from the old Whig party scarcely less than from the Democratic. Encouraged by this support and co-operation by the politicians of the North, ...