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... by plebeian spades. Hands off t relics of Charles L1. and the heirlooms of the Georgews In spite of Tory eloquence, and of Whig appeals ad ?? ncorcadian, it behoves the nation seriously to reflect over ta questions. Firskt-How is it that the volunteers ...
... ? ?? I m I VIE WFS OF EX-PRiESIDENT TYLER0OV TIlE NA2YOIMNA L CRISIS I;V THE UXITEI D STA TES. ~i TO THE EDITOR OF TI CH10 WHIG;J I have been often urged to give my views to the public on the present great, crisis of American' affairs. I have ab- d stained ...
... ameautt to nothing-it is all ' ,'nther ?? Wi.ejlll never approve of that. The moderate men4frou the border Slave 8tates with Whig antecedents waere pleaged with it. One eaid, ' It s'is yond-whatiI expected lim ?? Seward, though-not so much es I could have ...
... stands, than in this stupendous And dangerous revolutionary project of a southern confederscy. Governor Hicks is an old lie Whig American, amd goes for 'the union, the consutntion, and the en- fereement of the laws.' The enterprise, therefore of methodically ...
... ipt-bit'besaise n e. hps ?? a ter- rnble shasing to Astria, and is sospeeted of still fuer hostile intentions towards '-thaat Whig lssd Toy beloved despotism.p , The quis of Normanbys and severa 'others'peers will render a similar service in the Hoffse 'okords ...
... like horse-leeches, have drained eveiry Pi.of blood from the veins of their ovictim.' ac aics andeite Government 'whether Whig or Tqry 'has looked' rpont Indi~a asr a patrduage pasture, proniding sihecure'plaees and prineoly i 'emolumnents for thei'own ...
... answer of the governing olsases, viz , that there is no agitation appa- rent within the united kingdom, is no justifl- cation of Whig, or Tory, or Liberal Conserva- tive policy. The people are not students of finance, They are not accastomed to sstudy all the ...
... s detamd,l and celebrated its obsequies by sending to th the British Parliament this gentleman, who hassince.becomaelc( a Whig Lord of the Treasury. In Galway it has in like he manner been proclaimed that the Lever contract is. more dear to the Irish ...
... nor Mr. Grant vouchsafes us any en- lubtenment as to his opinions. No man could ?? from tho address of either whether he is a whig or Tory, a Conservative or a Liberal. Neither Professes that he will give a general support, or ofer a general opposition to ...
... wellto. learn by heart ?? Pm's admirable letters to EZD3r. MerochantPrinces look to their own interests, despite parties. The Whigs, at that tiWn6 in oppo- sitionI to Pm, condemned the EDzN Tieaty. It is the Editor of the Auckland' 1ounia and Cor- respondence ...
... the claims of the unenfran- chised classes to a share in the political represen- tation of the country, claims recognized by Whig and Tory in many a Royal Speech, were ignored yesterday; the steady, downward, notorious course. of the Government precluded ...
... was t yet possible by the continued energies and determination II of the Iibeial dectors and non-electors, to de- d feat the whig and t ratiobaries and to place him 6- atthehead of the poll. (Aplase.') Mr. Tailor then , went into an elaborate and eloquent ...