... I THE RECONSTRUOTION ovrH OECABINEIT It is not the Tories alone with whom, the now Go vernment will have to contend. Ti e Whig men are *r0feteedly more competent th&n the Trory meal to ineet the needs of the bour, and if it were a question bbtween Lord ...

... instinctively attribute the same genial attributes. Except the late Iord Melbourne, and probably the great Whig leader,'Mr. Fox, the leading Whigs have never been personally genial men; and even Lord Melbourne's light and witty sayings, though they had ...

... threaten a Coniservative Govecnmerit with. ' The Whigs and Radicals accordingly combined together to defeat Lord Derby's measure, and the usual arrangement was come to that if they succeeded the Whigs were to have places and the Radicals had promises ...

... different question, and, excepting for this consideration, It becomes of scarcely any consequence whether a man professes to be a Whig or a Tory. Now, when we hear it stated that there is no use to bring forward a Tory or Conservative candidate for Glasgowi ...

... something peculiar that he was one of the very few Tories who fol- lowed the example of the young Whigs of that generation in sitting at the feet of the great Whig Profeor of Moral Philosophy and Political Eeo- nomy. It certainly does not appear that he en ...

... Texas -avairy, on the nlight of the 16th escaping the observation vf the naval forces. : - Wash'n ton, April 22 The Richmnd Whig of yesterday says-2or some days it has been reported here that the so-called Confederate Government, consisting of Jeff. Davis ...

... supported by the electors A of his own district as a candidate for a seat in the 9- State Legislature; but his principles being Whig, LO he was rejected by the county in favour of a Demo. crrat. Unsuccessful in the country store which he then opened, he wvas ...

... tive constituency of Bute made something like a wheel to the ranks of the Liberals without any pre- vioijs training in the Whig school, and brought upon the field M r ffi Mt of Kh o' Uow, in Opp O>, ?? tO the Lord-Advocate, It is knownwithwhat success ...

... existence as a Pirliamen- O( tary borough to the Reform Bill, and was. fr therefore bound by every tie of gratitude to hi the Whigs. Mr. Pilkington had represented hi It for eighteen years, during the whole of fo which time he had zealously voted with the ...

... ected. in the white-washing of the real delinquent, L]ord Westbury. Who be. lieved that six Whigs, four of whomu were Clibinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor 7 The result proves tbat the Government were right in packing the Committee ...

... THE FLIGHT OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. (Fzrom the Richmond WhIg, April 25.) Great curiosity is naturally felt North and South re learn wbat has become of Jefferson Davis, the head and front of the greatest rebellion the world has yet seen. He vanished from Richmond ...

... structure of Mr. Cardwvell's speech, that his sympathies draw him, in spito of his earlier connections, raither to tlhe Old Whigs than to the Radical party which is shaping itself under the leader- ship of Mr. Gladstone. He gives no hint of a desire that ...