... of international decency and is it perfectly clear that by no trick, q uibble, sophistry, either of American dipl omac y or Whig IT; ingenuity, can an excuse be so framed aslto bring act within the letter of international law P We belie ve ' on our part ...

... protecting the revolted subjects of a friendly state when engaged in an accredited mission to advance the revolt ? The Northern Whig does not as a matter of course, doubt that in the hands of our Premier and Foreign Secretary the honour of the nation is safe; ...

... exactly define the line which separates parliamentary parties—Mr. NEWDEGATE speaks out truthfully and manfully; not like a Whig, ashamed of his vote one day and of his opinions the next, but like an honest man, who votes as he thinks, and believes what ...