... probably imektibia, to bora the ootton end tobacco which may be ia danger falling into the Federal haade; and the Richmond Whig exclaime, “II the eelfieh policy of foreign Governmente leads them to seek their Interests by aiding oar rain, let show them ...

... was more universally respected. In politics he was ardent Liberal; out among the Tories he had more friends than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1825, he, like many others, found his resources, ample as they were, unavailing the moment; but ...

... yoatkof stxlsaß, and after enttlag oH his head, Uid the body on pßa wood, which he was about to set Are, when mam persons who whig dona on him. The man declared that had dons nothing wrong In that offering up his only son snorifles the Lord, Abraham was ...

... when then ii eome party to etm. The May* hie par* dlaclaieaed fcr the proceeding* political character. knew nothing then what Whig ar Tary ateant; bnt ae loaked round and mw the Beach brietling with hie Meade, wheaa facet aerer sect then bnt when Whiggitm ...

... on their china was at first Tory, heennso It tha tuition of the day, and also fur hi- own Interest I. Ha afterwards became Whig, when the Whies were the At bottom hot neither prinetp'e nor doctrine, except that of being Idß'eter at long pomlble. In December ...

... own coin thus : Hush-a-bye, Punchy, shut up your shop When the wit fails, the sale it will drop ; When the wit*s gone, the Whigs will say “ Nay ;** Down will Punchy for ever and aye. Which of the two will get the better of the fight is doubtful. One thing ...

... manr pohucal Hatemcntt and expre* no opiaioa the public policy SSStaT oTtldW tolerably certuft - Jertold mid lon* ago, that Whig Tory wnrenments ait at the two end* plash, and play a ——down and op alternately. Mean- SST the puMic appear to care reiyUtlla ...

... local matters apart from political consider*' tions. Long ago would the Small Tenements* Act ban been applied, were it not that Whig and Tory alike afraid of foregoing some prospective elcctionccriq advantage alienating the votes of the This has been the paltry ...

... no personal feeliag in the matter, but when he saw how a measure like this the importance and necessity of which were both Whigs and Tories, yet shirked both sldcs.Jlest it would shipwreck them as party, he for thought it time the question was taken up ...

... America. While Garibaldi declares his sympathy with tho North, Mr. Mitchell gives his adhesion to the South. We (NoriAern, Whig) could not desire better testimony to tho intrinsic merits of tho controversy between tho two powers. Alarmino Occurrence.—Narrow ...

... suggests, discusses, decides on, and carries out its msasures, without single thought « consideration to whether they are Tory, Whig, Badieal. There are no party jobs, no party coteries, no party tools to keep in use, party clnqmurt to conciliate, hungry partisans ...

... that interest teaches them to ally themselves to the winning side? How many Tories Yarmouth who, when Whigs had power, were Whigs, and would i be Whigs again if power changed hands, but to - save themselves fresh turn of coat, will strive to their utmost ...