... which he steconed the State for the Whigs. When the Legislature met the demo- cracy wats in the majority, sad General Shields, the demcratic candidlate, was aleeted. In 18B55 he was againl the candidate of the Whigs for United Staites Senator before the ...

... however, is a great step towards clearing the a way for such a result. Tniz thoroughly understood sileosce of our Y Tory-Whig and Whig-Tory cotemsporaries, t the Scotsman and Courant, on the sihjeet of i the amended'? Annuity-tax Bill, of tlherr' repr ...

... friend the Presi- it dent of the Beard of Trade. Now, allow mae to th tell these gentlemen that a sound Whig Govern- fo, ment, chosen in the old Whig, manner, is co just as extinct an animal as that . often nc described bird the dodo - (loud lauighter) ...

... trea- chery of both Whigs and Tories when en- shrined in place; it has seen what we in- sisted upon twelve months ago, that the Whig,, as a body, have no sympathy with the people ; that the battle of last year was fought by the Whigs with nQ other motive ...

... But.Alet him shift his quarters. q e has left the Tory paper,. and gone to the Whig or, the Radical, when he no ,;sooner. bseomes acelitnatised, thau he is just ms snuck a Whig or a.Eadicl, as the ese' may be, as ever ie was. a Tory. This is the cotimposit6r's ...

... face of civiused Europe-anud we resented it as on its merits it deserved. Though alone at the press of Edinburgh-though our Whig and Tory cotemporaries, by a species of intellee- of'i ltual and arithmetical.3ungglery, or by keeping mo back one class of ...

... tax; and notwithstanding the croaking and gibberish of that ancient female, the Courant, and the sing-song accompaniment o the Whig organ, it is not difficult to perceive which way the wind lies, -and in what direction the strong current of public opinion ...

... trustworthy kind; and the others are men of straw, easily swayed. If, to paraphrase Brummell's saying, Bright were to cut the new Whig (Palmerston) and bring the old one (Russell) into fashion, or to exhume the now-buried Clarendon, or to give a chance to Lord ...

... Cincinatti, injuring property to a fright- ful extent. The contest for the Presidentship widens in excitement. The Middle or Whig party appear very sanguine. A mass meet- ing has been held in New York to dietate Governor Douglas as a suitable person to ...

... induced by the conduct of certain members on the Government side of the House; but he would tell those gentlemen that a, pure Whig Administration was as extinct as the Dodo. He protested against the misrepresentations of the Times with respect to the treaty ...

... watching the -movements' of' the Govern- ment with the utmost suspicion, and -will - i strike, let the'consebuefices as to Whigs or I Tories be what they. ary. - . - . . 'The Duke of Cambridge, as Commander- in-Chief, has issued a general order regard- ...

... passed the most popular L branch of the Legislature 'Affords a significant to lesson. th FIBBISG NEWSPAPRias.-The Aortltern Whig writes --There are just now two journals 'in the of country which have earned for themselves a B. special and notorious reputation ...