... to the party in “power; voting black white for the purpose of putting Whigs out, and bringing the Tones in, “and white black for the purpose of putting the “ Tories out and the Whigs back again.” But respectfully submit that it is not exactly fair to refer ...

... period with his immediate relatives, in the South Ireland. “No Whig.”—Mr. M'Kenna's political character has unquestionably suffered from the circumstances you mention That the worst of the Whig papers should “endorse him, is certainly calculated to provoke ...

... CAPTAIN SE.M.MKS. The Richmond Whig the ulc «ays : —“Captain id in Kichmumi. learn from the Charlotte Bulletin the 14lh insl. that thid comniamler addressetl the citizen of Charlotte last evening at Trebar Hall, in brief but cheering speech. After un ...

... Session, will accept tho stewardship of the Hundredi*. Mr. Mctifht, odo of tho candidate), ii confessedly the nominee of the Whig party, and he is zealously and openly supported the adherent* the Government. will obtain the voles of all who desire, fur ...

... policy wore bound to vote black white for the purpose of putting the Whigs out and bringing the Tories in, and white black for the purpose of putting the Tories out and bringing the Whigs back again. Such a policy as that was in essence immoral, and in practice ...

... basinets. Tbe abolition of this Coart is qaestion of least £20,000 jeer to tho country ; and if no lawyer, either Conservative or Whig, will take it np and deal with it as statesman should, Chancellor of (be Exchequer must do it himself. ...

... gentleman became candidate for the borough—at least, people gave this the reason of the breaking off of hia contract by the Whigs. Their own excuse was that the Belgian Government engaged to perform the duty at lower rate ; and I recollect they were put ...

... Clerical influence is against the “O and in favour of the ‘“* Mac The latter, in fact, is now the favoured prefix There are ** Whigs a3 well as Nationalists, but the Macs” are the genuine thing—Ultramontane to the marrow MacSwixey, MacGuire, Mac- Evoy, MacCann—all ...

... be treated as a question of party politics. In point of fact no one has so treated it. A candidate who unites in his favour Whig, Liberal, Tory, Conservative, Independent Opposition, and Ultramon- teno certificates can scarcely be considered a party can- ...

... command. ‘The Whig says Hood was relieved at his own request. Beaure- gard is at Tupelo. The New York Daily News says that Lincoln does not ex- pect peace, but is preparing for a vigorous campaign. The Richmond papers are very warlike. The Whig says there ...

... has destroyed railway connection with Hood. New York, Jan. 18.—Richmond papers confirm the capture of Fort Fisher, which the Whig says is unfortunate rather than disastrous event. Admiral Porter the army and navy lost heavily during the bombardment, which ...

... the hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point fact, Whig office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that no hope ...