... chair.— Parties are singularly split up. The Democrats have broken into two sects, and have nominated no candidate. The old Whigs have put forward Mr. Bell of Tennessee, and Mr. Everett. A convention in Illinois nominates Mr. Hamlin. The Republicans at ...

... very reasonable one, and the opposition to it had been emboldened by members the Liberal side of the House who wanted a sound Whig Government, which would never seen again—which was just much extinct as the dodo. But he was glad that the Government had proposed ...

... ve reasonable one, and the opposition to it had been mbol%od by members on the Liberal side of the House who wanted a sound Whig Government, which would never be seen again—which was just as much extinct as the dodo. But he was glad that the Government ...

... on the ultimo, which (though having no sympathy with the Bright and Manchester party) in the opinion of many old school Whigs,'' or Liberal Conservatives (whatever our designation) like myself essential preservative principle of our time tried c ...

... Reformer, but of being branded as a mere Obstructive—- something little better than Tory. This would not suit our aspiring Whig ; so he threw finality to the dogs, and resolved, however violent and extreme the Reform movement might be, to keep himself ...

... in the shape of Mr. Gladstene and Mr, Milner Gibson, should be got rid of ; but he could those who thought 20 that « perevld Whig Government was as extinct as the dodo, He would rather the Bill had been withdrawn than that it shou'd have been manzied in ...

... has performed thousand times, and, till now, its power to do so has never been called in question. Unprincipled governments (Whig ones, too) have sometimes tried to overcome the Opposition of the House of Lords swamping it—that is, making a number of ...

... session under stances productive of so much distrust. The Tories have excited alarin by an obvious desire to go back ; the Whigs have excited alarm by an equally obvious determination not to move forward. Noindependent Liberals have formed an English party ...

... He had on light summer trousers, a grey paletot, and a brown beaver hat ) Erreast Lancuack !'—Mr. Brownlow, in his Knoxville Whig, says that he saw Attorney-General Black in Washington, not long ago : — We took a good look at him, and we don’t hesitate ...