... weight may be indirectly felt in the time of a general election, but mention such a thing as m an hood sur age to a respectable Whig, and he is up in'arms against it in a moment. I He will protest against such a displaceientu of poll- 'tical power with.all ...

... e. There has been no lack of I2 real Conservative feeling, so much- of ?? indeed, that we a, hear vaunts ?? reaction. The Whigs or t Liberals have not been supremely happy in the conduct of t affairs upon the progressive 'principle. Why, then, have a ...