... elve an open vote against the candidate so named. [Hear.] He did not ray for a moment that the Tories Were worse than the WhIgs, or the Whligs worse then the Tories in this respect. He merely wished to point out bow easy it was to put on and tighten the ...

... on Friday. The result is as follows :-BEAUMONT, 2,346; CAsTAnrs, 1,500: majority forBEAuxoN, 846. As Mr. BEmumonT Is a good Whig, and therefore not unknown in the political world, and as his opponet is a well meaning man about whom little was known save ...

... 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 ...