... over to democrats those ing of the bill. Ina party view, he could not object seats now occupied by Whigs. He should lament to see the constitutional Whig influence destroyed in that House. He should not oppose the second reading of bill, trusting that ...

... a party view, he could not object to a bill which would hand over to democrats those seats now by Whigs. He should lament to } see the constitutional Whig destroyed in that House. He should not oppose the second reading of the bill, trusting that it might ...

... and respecting individual character. His political opinions, states, are t-iose of the late respected member—namely, moderate Whig. As all occasions of the kind, very considerable excitement has been observable in the city for the last ten days. Owing, however ...