... the more tradesmen mingled with the farmers, the better it would be for all. The more Whigs mixed with the Tories, the better; the more Tories mixed with the Whigs the better still. (Laughter.) They got together and l rubbed off the angles of their opinions ...

... the meantime removed to Springfield. Here lie soon be- E came exceedingly popular, so much so that he was se- I lected as a Whig candidate for the Legislature, and was triumphantly elected, holding the office for four years, E during which time he became ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction without preparing any future inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, make these gentlemen understand that in their opinion, in the union of Church and State de- ...

... hesitate how they gave even the appearance of support to a movement so baneful in its real object. it suits the purpose of the Whig. Radical organ, for the present, ?? remember to forget this little incident in the late Church-rate struggle. olAgain, whilst ...

... which would clothe every village in the land in mourning. Sir Charles Trevelvan is another excellent son and servant of the Whigs. Sir John Bowring, his more successful rival, has given us the war with China, the cost of which we should be glad if any one ...