... of the popular bias and inclination of a candidate; and sometimes it is even stated that there is little to choose between a Whig and a Tory, if both are opposed to tbe only measure suggested for the protection of tbe honest voter. It is very natural tbat ...

... repudiation of the high and dry Toryism of the Eldon school —there is still a clearly-defined line of separation between Whig and Tory, and a marked contrariety in tbe theories, objects, and aims of the rival political organizations. It is quite true ...

... for any one to obey the dictates of judgment rather than the demands of faction. He presumes tbat Mr. Potts belongs to the Whig party; probably, because in his printed address to the electors, 1859, he stated that he came forward as a supporter of Lord ...

... not yet been received, but it seems to be admitted that the victory inclined to the side of the Confederates. The Richmond Whig contains the following account, dated Charleston, June 16 :— A severe battle took place this morning, on James Island, five ...