... energy—to Newcastle, where the excellent Radical candidate, Mr. CARSTAIRS, has now at least a fair chance of grappling with his Whig opponent, the third man, Mr. TAILOR, having retired. We are, however, by no means sanguine that the result of the election ...

... the is p a N ro otnyr thet, h slavery .We , however,whosecho n leader i yiestion than were the leading members of the old 'Whig Party, may i n n o acquiret lßs2. obstacle r taint of Protection, which they will be wise enough to rid themselves of before ...

... this party, whose chosen leader is far more Conservative on the slavery questien than were , the leading members of the old Whig Party, may not acquire the position which that-party abdicated in 1852. The only obstacle is their taint of Protection, • which ...

... so angry. The friends of the slave began to vote in 1840. They nominated James G. Birney, who had set free his slaves. The Whigs nominated Henry Clay, who had fifty slaves ; the Democrats Mr. Polk, who was elected. From the Free States he received millions ...

... the people residing in those -s have violated tin Constitution. Personally, Mr. Lincoln is in Fugitive Slave Act. All old Whigs,” and was one, hold the same opinion. The election of Mr. Lincoln, therefore, especially as he will not be supported majority ...

... sent forth of .her having ex- pired that her Majesty recovered a warmth in her of breast and one of her arms. Dr. Mead, with whig 1 boldness, held out against the Jacobite physicians, 0 and predicted that the Queen would certainly die wer Ein one hour. ...

... from the House of Commons, where, as Earl of Arundel, he had on all occasions shown himself to be a moderate and consistent Whig, and where he was always listened to with attention and respect. His Lordship took the additional surname of Fitzalan in 1842 ...

... prove the entire change in Northern politics during the past six years than the election of these two men, one an old line Whig or Federalist, the other a Democrat, but both sinking their former prejudices in common hostility to slavery extension. Senator ...

... the million, who are equally interested in the movements on the Derby. The annual victim this year was hlainstone : so the Whig Premier was as unfortunate the Conservative one had been, two seasons before, in his attempt to secure the honours and emoluments ...

... of Leiningen visited her Majesty from Frogmore, and took luncheon. NEWCASTLE-UPON-T 'NE E LECTION. —Yesterday Mr. Beaumont (Whig) was returned by a majority of 846 over Mr. Carstairs. Tun RODEN PROFESSORSHIP.—At Oxford, yesterday, Mr. Williams was elected ...

... success at the bar of Springfield, In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, he paid great attention, he joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1849 ...

... prove the ontiro change in Northern politics during the past six years than the election of these two men, one an old line Whig or Federalist, the other a Democrat, but both sinking their former prejudices in common hostility to slavery extension. Senator ...