... -I am, &c., April 5. E. THE BALANCE OF INDISCRETION. TO THE EDITOR OF TIE DAILY NEWS. SsI,-Some of the Premier's exquisite whig followers in Parliament were much shocked a mouth ago to see Mr. Stansfeld stand up like an Englishman and bear witness, as ...

... Nor was the PurMiEr for a moment unaware of r the manner of man he was inviting to lend his talents and his character to a Whig Administra- tion. Nothing, it might be said, became Mr. 1 STANSFELD in his official career like his leaving it, if it were ...

... right of restricting such rights to a sixth of the t adult, unconvicted, and sane male population of the e United Kingdom. Our Whig PNmuER speaks of d Parliament as a legislative machine for repre- d senting all the great interests of the country; ...

... bit the culminating point of our Eastern policy Polloy of which, as Mr. Ferraud most truly, lb rather vehemently declares, Whig govern- ments have been the constant promoters. The instructions respecting the shelling of Kagosima were culpably loose; but ...

... Ireland ntrely into, the hands of these who are bound by monastia ,iows,. This exposition is fully endorsed by the Northemn Whig, which, after praising Mr. Scot4 Porter's speech, and commending it to the special attention of its readers, thus proceeds: ...

... far enough nobody can tell what may come of n popular excitement so intense as that we now sea One of the most staid of our Whig contempo e raries has said of it, in an unguarded moment g that it is a turning point in our time. But ¢ who wants the time ...

... Support your Queen and the report of the Homse of Com. mons with your petitions for a uniform penny post The conservatives, whigs, and radicals are then directed as to whom to send their petitions, and a form is given for petitioning. By such means and ...

... room of e the late Mr. WeImpstook p oa hstgs adt Cupar. L There was no apoition c the return of sir Robert e Anstruther, the whig candidate, his radical and coner e opponents having withdrawn from the field. The prweesed- .,ings were, -coseqently, boodnhoed ...

... In nine cases opt .of ten he believed that the borough electors decided for themselves whom they would select, and that the whig sparty had veiry little influence 'in imposing members on - boroughs. But with regard to the objections I to the bill, he thought' ...

... apologists do protest too much. In ,a such a case as this it would perhaps be a little ted more decent and judicious on the part of Whig ,es, organs to spare their sneers at the sorrowful and e somewhat impatient regrets of the English ya working classes, GARIBALDI'S ...

... spread, the crowd is . denser, and I have some diffioulty in making mY way ?? floor of the blockhouse, where Gari- baldi nowis. Whig andburringastosoond, oily r and metallic as to smell a little, a very little, ales- . ginous as to atmosphere, this room resembles ...

... Lyon, ?? mho received his commissionsand instructions, form Lord Lyons. An article appeared in a newspaper called the Rihmond Whig, stating that Mr. ICridland had received his exequctur from Weshington, and that he was avcredited toMr. Lincoln, and not to ...