... from what quarter it may. It is not a political question, or a religious question. It is not a subject upon which Tories or Whigs, Churchmen or Dissenters, can disagree; nay, rather, it is subject upon which each party should strive with laudable pride ...

... and he pledged himself to poll the Riding to the last man. MR. MILBANK AT YORK. On Wednesday evening F. Milbank, Esq., the Whig- Radical candidate for the representation of the North Riding visited this city, and gave account of his political creed in ...

... e accounts of the past and predictions for the future ; some sketch of the prospects of ministerial triumphs, if they are Whigs ; or of abuse of the aristocracy, if they are men of the Manchester school; or of a successful maintenance of constitutional ...

... subjects which, on occasions of this sort, might be introduced —suhjects in which they might all agree, whether they might be Whig, Tory, or Radical, and there was no place like this in which they could make their ideas known, and hear the opinions of their ...

... Conservative journal had suggested that it was the duty of a Conservative landlord to find out why his tenants had voted for Whig, when they had hitherto voted for Conservative, we can fancy the screams and groans which would have rent the air. We should ...

... 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, ...

... French against the acts of General Butler is draft P the city of New York on inst. There will be no draft in Boston. Richmond Whig says the order of the Secretary *«8 •r °l conscripts between 18 and 45 years of Unpopular, if not odious, among a large class ...

... comes forward entirely on independent principles. Mr. Dempsey's successful canvas has caused considerable uneasiness to the Whig ranks, and Mr. Aid. Leeman has been sent for, and attended meeting of the Liberal electors, to aid by his influence the ...

... independence of the electors of the North Riding, who, notwithstanding the severe pressure and screw put on by all the big Whigs of the county in the late contest, so triumphantly placed the head of the poll, the straightforward, honest, and upright candidate ...

... aubjecta which, on occasions of this sorts might be introduced—subjects in which tney might all agree, whether they might be Whig, Tory, or itadical, and there was no place like these in which they could make their i>.eas known, and hear the nions of their ...

... Ledger, it was the oldest paper in London. Its former career was brilliant. When Jas. Perry was the proprietor—when was the Whig organ —and when Brougham, Tom Moore, Hazlitt, James Mills, and Campbell were contributors to its columns —it stood at the head ...

... 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 ...