... into their consideration ere they committed themselves to support any candidate for parliamentary honors, whether he were a whig or a lory. Let practical questions be put to the candidates in the outset, and let the farmers be influenced in their votes ...

... somaisle 'would spring up and, consume In aalamies a. large rr.lootlndo heaout1o1etd-hslr -heesr.)'When iZg, betweii.ToI and Whig thananito whether the meniber Would. ale dta oe oo . In IM111 te hol ae p'hetlhay~hiand' say-to, Big , temme, llyuvtfrth? ...

... as difficult to conquer the South, and events will prove the proclamation to bethegreaiest mistake of the war. The Richmond Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss at the Battle Manasses, was 5.000, and in all engagements in Maryland, from ...

... uutil tbey lound indirect taxation had reached its present height. In the year when the Whig budget was issued a falling off in the Revenue was shown, and the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer put on 5 per cent, on existinz taxes, the result of which was ...

... should be established. Lord CASTLEREAGE'S principles of foreign policy guided Earl RussEix, in his recognition of Italy, and the Whig SECRETARY will no doubt again act upon the maxims of his Tory prede- cessor. But whilst by the strict principles of inter- ...

... were a trival matter, and the five points were the summun boniiin, and nothing but the five points would they a-cept. The whigs were renegades and radicals and free-traders not to be trusted, and meetingheld for the cheapening of the poor man's loaf, ...

... pure love, which wis the first principle of our Christian profession—(hear, hear). was reminded of a verse of Tennyson's: Let Whig and Tory stir their biood, There must be stormy weather; But tor some true result good All parlies work together. It was because ...