... actuated all along only by a wish to obtain the spoils of office, but that the Republican party is not prepared, like the Whigs, to make the Slavery question a means of obtaining power for its leaders, and then to abandon it as soon as power is obtained ...

... Speaker of the Representatives—Mr. Pennington, of New Jersey, a respectable, but in no particular eminent member of the old Whig party, and representing now the most Conservative wing of the Republicans—has been greatly exasperated by his recent defeat ...

... consequent subsidence of political passions that a publichouse parlour of the present day is more Conservative than the highest Whig society of 1820. But, if things have altered so much in England and Scotland, what must we say to Ireland ? The time has now ...

... THE LINEN TRADE, The Northern Whig says : “Another week of quiet has passed off, giving greater balk to the previous accumulations of white goods. Hitherto the weather has been so open as not to cause the least Impediment to the finish of linens ; the ...

... IRISH POLITICAL DISCONTENT. The Northern Whig, an organ of really liberal principles, as well as one of the most ably conducted journals in Ireland, has an article on this subject in ika last impression, a portion of which I subjoin : The Irish, or rather ...

... of opinion m reference to the late Orange display at Derry. THE BELFAST CHANCERY SUIT. The special reporter of the Northern Whig in London telegraphs that the arbitrators in this matter commenced their sittings at the Old Irish of hce, Whitehall, on Monday ...