... boastful, j windy conceit, envious, and jealous of supenov ' ■ Democracy was indeed the very devil, us John** , jbjß j tne tirst Whig was. Professor Blackie then ». ■ I saying he hoped he would not be mistaken f ...

... nothing that escaped him. He urged upon that singularly unintellectuai assemblage, the House of Commons, with its obsolete Whig and Tory notions, the catastrophe that was impending ; he told them there would be a civil war in America — anarchy, despotism ...

... filled, pro tempore, by Senator Lewis on the appointment of Governor Brown. Judge Jenkins, as a politician, belonged to the old Whig school, and en- joyed a national reputation. He was tendered, we believe, a position in Fillmore's Cabinet, but declined it ...

... mainly indebted for reform, free trade, aud ail the other privileges which they enjoyed. A Voice — \ou are woi king forthe Whigs. You got a place for your brother. (Noise and confusion. Cries of — '• Turn that fellow out? Cio on, Doctor.) Dr. Moriarty ...