... enmity, its organs are necessarily deprived of that uni- versal character wliich the fundamental idea of re- ligion includes. Whig and Tory journals in Lon- don, slavery and anti-slavery screamers iv New • York, do not differ more widely, antl scarcely ...

... spleen, their fleet- ?? hopes, and final despair, in a series •> -ueeiing squibs and unexciting satires. the lampoons of Whigs and Tories ?? - saw mi danger threatening the stability . their work. Even the Saeheverel agita- 1 tioi wis uo national movement ...

... disappear, and in a few years they will Probably liave entirely passed away. This i.s the more to lie desired, as the Northern Whig—*, good authority on the point believes that there is nothing to prevent the de- velopment of the Irish linen trade to an ...

... change, and the making of it appears to be a practical joke. Mr. Burlingame is au advanced Liberal, sympathising with English Whigs, and Italian patriots., and Hungarian con- stitutionalists, and American abolitionists. When he was in the Massachusetts State ...

... and that the staple food of the Irish peasantry was thus by the visitation of Providence destroyed. But wa3 the Govern- ment, Whig or Tory, accountable for this misfortune . No more than the Bishop of Orleans or the Bishop of Cha_hbery, ih whose diocese ...

... time of the Pre- sident and his Cabinet was devoted to the miserable business of distributing offices among broken down old Whigs (who should be called Tories) — fellows whose appearance before the world excited almost as much surprise in most cases as ...

... the dTt-.tors, to Lird Derby's Government for a subsidy. ?? Lc.r.) Tie subsidy to the liverpool line had been i/ii.ited by a Whig Admimstratioc. I said, that being the n«te, I suppose it is a liberal measure-, and I :.ir. only i;-,mg -out what my Libera ...

... driving the obi papers out of tbe field » Why, it was only the otlier day that the great organ, as it had once been, of the Whig party, the Morning C/ironicle, bad beeu reduced to si penny psipcr. Tben sis regarded the price of books, that would not be ...