... subsequently filled a fall term'in tat impor.- l tent position. ' In -politics at the time'alluded to he-was a. - to free soil Whig, and he maintained, to the fullest bxteat :the I t. right of Congress to legislate with respect -to slavery ia-the. le. territories ...

... re'aabel~' 6f the ctxtteduvsist htt*2 I1 e-uhboni, t'.he ?? b~hif.tis gveht0 e ii r.~ibrie'atm^p,.3 ?? o *Eent eecnflckd. As the 'Whig faction decays and tot- Y ters, it wvill clutch stilimoore eagerly1 at those domago~ues Y for support by w~hose means it has ...

... of weakness and of ever-ieoreasing u-. Poji:,arity. WVe really supposed that we had outlived the feeling wlf9h ?? to a few Whig families all the higher oliees of the State, but we seem to have annihilated the last ten years, and to have 6turned all at ...

... who so closely n connected iimeelf'with the unfortunate Qduen Caroline, and oe is 'brother to Vice-Cbancellor. Wood. He'is' a Whig in is politics, and what, perhaps, kept 'down his majority a good oti deal,'wasiliis refusal to go the length of voting for ...

... offices. No party can afford to fand its stand on, past Achievw in ts, and to be Offilcered entirely by veterans ; and both Whig's- and Pseelies mnay find o ut when it is too late how en-' -tirely they have-been dependent on the great per- saonal popnlarity ...

... challenge was not accepted at the 'a time, but there is every probability of another race coining Ju off between the same ?? Whig. vi as TUREEY. an DEATH Or, THE SULTAN. c It seems an examination made shortly before the death of hi the late Xultan revealed ...

... will' be rdgretted by inany old friends in the 'House, and by the party generally to -wbith Mr. Ellice belonged. Though a Whig, Mr. Ellice has al- vw ays been much respseted by all parties. He posse3ses much good sense, is moderate in his views, and ...

... committee composed in a great measure of con-; ti verted Naval Reformers will not do much harm to; f the Admiralty. The very best Whigs are often made' gi out of repentant'and satiated Radicals. So it is with' n Naval Reformeori. A Naval 'Reformer is a terrible ...

... speed, dlo'n h Clatie dhistance din 20 minutes 10 Eecoeds. 'no the etre distance in 2t TEE LITERARY GORlLL0,' * Thfe Keocrlet Wh~ig ?? his tRoundabout Pape in ?? numt!ber of Cornhill, &Mr. Thackeray make.s humorous reftrence to a caricature of himself ...

... cor la recsiip wlh r I btsve' riet weith, iiht only is this ' hall, 'but ia,,er Ijo i! t ,t -the pre cincte of Dover throp~h whig~lh Bae~ seduig % heart-as bold ind Ashard asd the Olhiali a uj.rscr' :,oraie Asudi- (a laugh)-that could .rjnen~~o~z po th ...

... operations; and are willing to assist them by ever means in their power. On this subject, accordj,, t, the eloquent Doctor, Whig and Tory a' agree ?? it matters not which party is in- power, as they a:e equally friendly to these useful institutions, of ...

... uTHE OUTHERN. PRODUOCEiLO;. (Prom the Rlchmond (Viginlas Whig, Octobdr 24, i8011) It we understand correctly the proposition lor beylaighto cotton and -'tbacco arops 6'.ith ?? notesi. W.-_Ngim. minger wholly'- niappreheand. it. :H e.lookj- upo@ it. ia ...