... has far enough. Nobody can tell what may como of popular excitement so intense that wo now see. One of tho most staid of onr Whig contemporarios has said of it, in an unguarded moment, that it is “a turning point in our time.” But who wants tho timo to ...

... people—he would have carried more authority than now docs. I am not prepared to far as went Sir William Hayter, who, to the Whig party, was the type of what whipperin should b?, when ia conversation with a political supporter, who had uttered some misgivings ...

... welcome which all parties have tendered to this simple-minded, disinterested man proves that in dliis—the land of the free—Whig, Tory, and can lay aside all pirsonal differences when man of great deeds, and who is known to be trolly honest, is to be done ...