... within six days. The naval committee has reported a bill for the construction of twenty mail-clad steamboats. The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of vessels Charleston harbour, says :—The North has taken 'he first step towards making Charleston ...

... organisation, and they elect as they please. Washington was in favour of a strong executive, and he was called an aristocrat. A Whig in America is man who contends for Federal rights, and a democrat is one who inclines to State independence as much possible ...

... mthont materially alte,lag the bias of his mind the tone of feelings. Lord Spencer is naturally Whig; he can nothing else; his family lias always ihe great Whig interests of the county. His grandfather was Secretary of State the Home Department in the ministry ...

... floor of the House of Commons, but usual to regard him as a politician 44 halting between two opinions— 41 a Tory among Whigs, and a Whig among Tories. The last two who have quitted the scene have been Lord Russell and Sir James Graham, and they have left ...

... too late in the \JT Field to secure my Return this time, while by my persistence to a Poll, I must ensure the Return of the Whig Candidate. As I know that the political sympathies of the Constituency are more with Mr. Morritt than his Opponent, I retire ...

... standing on those grounds, I have found I have gained the confidence and support of a large number of the electors, be tbey Whig or Tory. Now, gentlemen, it was not my intention to allude in any way to Mr. Frederick Milbank himself, but this morning placard ...

... well do this,' they ask, as inducing the friends the Ballot at every election where the contest lies between an Anti-Ballot Whig and an Anti-Ballot Tory, to treat the different between the candidates, one only of the names of worn-out factions, and ...

... session will in a few weeks complete what the glorious Wednesdays of last session commenced, namely, the extinction of the Whigs, and the restoration once more of only two parties, Radicals and Constitutionalists ; the latter of whom will enter upon long ...

... Parliament, in spite of a fierce opposition from the Tory party. Too liberal for the Tories, he was too independent for the Whigs. On his own opinions, conscientiously formed, he fearlessly acted ; and, though many of you differed from his conclusions, ...

... his views had been pretty clearly stated, and he thought there were hut few electors in the North-Riding—whether they were Whig, Tory, or Radical—who did not perfectly well know his views. (Applause.) Nor should he take the trouble to refute anything ...

... After few words from Mr. Peacock and Mr. Stakspield, Mr. Maouibi denied that the Roman Catholic emancipation was dne to the Whigs. It was not even due to Sir R. Peel and the Duke of Wellington, but to the fearless energy of the Irish people. The Government ...

... Tory landlords weald still hsve voted for *?Ttoj, frwp conviction, while a huge number, relieved from tba domination of the Whig houses, would hsve feUowed their owa instinctive bias and voted Tory. About 2,000 abstained, a large portion of whom were ...