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... pursues hurts the honest and healthy convictions of the people. Mr. Jeffery is not popular. All1ow me to take broader grousnd. Whig and Tory capitalists have, under the municipal reform, to court democracy. Demo- cracy, seeing no particular or marked difference ...
... given as the cause of the Conser- vative success yesterday, one has been omitted, which I think the principal one, viz., the Whig magistrates acting in'lireot opposition to a great majorityof the burgisses as well as the temperance E reformers of Liverpool ...
... committee, political and party influence has very little influence indeed. You can scarcely tell what colours a man hoists, whether Whig or ToTry; but when we come to the election of mayor and alder- i men, those questions which, above all others, should be discussed ...
... the returns of the late registration of parliametntary voters are much more favourable to the Liberals than the old one. The Whig Journal, which affects to be in communication with the *heads of the Liberal party, says the information is the result of ...
... slow to learn-viz., that there are each thinge as political investigation and political 1 truth. The London world, whether Whig or 1 Tory-at least the moderate people on both sides, the sensible people-are pretty well agreed, but in the constituencies ...
... N EIE. DEALERS IN GEUS AND PRECIOUS STN0N lyjea31 THE, BELFAST SPECIAL COMMISSION. BELFAST, MIONDAY, SIx P.M. The Northern Whig says-Mir. Orme, T. A., was under exaaination by Sergeant Armstrong all day. Fis examination was mainlyupon the efficiencyof ...
... are, as regards parties, in a strange and anomalous position; we scarcely know our friends from our foes. (Laughter.) The Whigs and the Tories have been, if I may venture on a simile, like two men at the end of a chain, the one dragging backward, the ...
... is a long way from perfoction-he is one of the shrewdest and safest of theoretical statesmen. True, he ls inficted with the WhIg infirmity of crediting his own party with almost all the public benefit: which have been obtained in modem times; but this ...
... ago; and that in ?? Andrew Jackson,also the Democratic candidate, defeated John Quincy Adams, who was then described as the Whig candidate. about thirty years ago. But the points involved in those two elections were not more important, and did not more ...
... accepted by Parliament and the majority of the a ntoatoor relations wtar the continental powers of- e uoe0n eeaetewrso h orthodox Whig re- Tiwe.a ow th inis cu holenote myt lnguoage. Thiscuso was my Inublanguage omeyeas aon u afar aemotl veryein gesla toad sapea ...
... frigid teetotallers ; for Unitarians, Trinitarians, Roman Catholics, and Protestants; for Tories, Plug-unlies, Radicals, and Whigs; for every member of the work- ing hive of life, no matter what may be his trade, or creed, who has a mind to improve, a heart ...
... Confedlerafte Secretary of State does not yet see the necessity, nor approve of the policy of, arming the slaves. The Riclhiond Whig opposes President Davis's proposition to emancipate the slaves af~er service. Butler, in a speech which he made at Fifth Avenue ...