... be ranked in the same party, the Government can hardly hope for equal support or even forbearance from them. Thus, various Whig officials have been replaced by representatives who rather belong to the Independent or advanced Liberal party. Among these ...

... character than a review of the manner in which candidates are able to treat the mention of the Ballot. In Eipon, for instance, the Whig nominee of the patron of that borough expressed bis dislike of protection for the voter, and was not called upon for his reasons ...

... of universal suffrage as an element in the government of nations, there is little or no difference between the organ of the Whig Government in Britain and the chief of the Papal Ministry. Intersperse his Eminence’s Allocation with a few Hear, hears,” and ...

... —(Laughter.) a waV protested against that blind and suicidal policy of But then something must be done to continue the the Whigs which they refused concession after concouutry the blessings of Reform Ministry even without cession until they had disgusted ...

... the idioeyncracy of Lard John.; , «r f ja i instead of acknow- hnrgh lifeboat, which was called the Havelocx. There ia. the Whig of the Revolution, the great nephew «>' ttie J* * ecember, meleaa The sum 71. i»- was also voted to pay the of Rusiell the ...

... the postponement of the measure, can perhaps hope for no favour from a clique of electors who formerly saved the hope of the Whig party from a total exclusion from Parliament. When Mr. Hobsuah shows the total inefficiency of a commercial treaty, granted ...

... impo.t. that it., a tax prudence merely Lieutenant Ander.on Mr. De > orm., and no murder of one white man by another can the Whig h.. always been prevalent. It, rhetorical.' The Gv'tte .a,.-“ ' Merely rheto- Mr. Bowlby. a. well compare m atrocity with the ...

... politics, than hy those with whom there general accordance sentiment on the leading questions of the day. If there were any Whig nobleman or gentleman in the county who had preferable claims to the Lord-Lientenaney of Carmarthenshire, nothing would be ...

... bowsprit finger indicated maypole manners, ** you want see * humiliation,' look there ! Earsplitting, skull-cracking were the Whig-whooping acclamations that followed the exclamation. Even Disraeli tried to blush, but made as great a hash of the attempt ...

... The number of slaves held in the South has not see the wound made of which Digobs (the returning a Liberal Conservative and Whig reprelatterlj been computed at 4,000,000. Theae are man alleged to have been murdered) said to of very moderate views; and ...

... neighbours that tbeywhad made enemies in coo** queuce of exacting a high rate of interest.’* The following is from the Northern Whig ot jest*' day• “It becomes painful duty to inform you o ...

... pu blican fathers, somehow or other, because I happened to trovernment or self-protection, and the Federal Govern- become a Whig. 1 was held responsible for the Hartford ment will have become their enemy. Sectional intereata and C onvention.-(Laughler ...