... licieQt~ya exiressive,) to rec'onsidler theji de'- ia obedienjc tntle' getlq hintA*.they .stilLtfigare ..amongthe .venerable ..Whig's .sup- porters. E~ver~ything, wre are told, is fair in war; bait it 4~sf , ld' tlsint, bbthed'caatdi'date who opposed tfie ...

... his co nsti- tuents, anid that opposition w a5 threatened to him by Colonel Cjark Kennedy, a' gentleman of the Ministerial 'Whig or Conservative ,shbool, n M r Kenne dy has issued his address, which, on a au: the le'ding topics of the day, iJ as purposely ...

... toexpedite his progress. While on the subject I woull take the opportonuity of cautioning certain other canva:sers of e- the Whig clique about the West Port, Lauriston, and the Canal lBasin to be a little mnore careful for the fature than they have been ...

... for the city- (a voice, Order, 'and great applause). Its a a journal of this morning, professing to be the organ of the Whigs' (laughttr)-we are told that we have originated a conspiracy fo. the purpose of I exasp~rating'the temper oi the Edinburgh ...

... the head of the tableii_(latighter). That is, Mr Biack's position. I think the Lord Ailvocate iadmitted tlaat'he was a. model Whig, 1111( that he w~ould be glad to follow in his footsteps. That bring so, everything that differs from the miodel must be morei ...

... his present tirrinsg-the. cireleof' his liberalitjeisg' so narrow th'at the centre an d circam- ference coincide., I bid ibe Whigs welcome to his .ud, and that of Iiis hall-doien confreres.' He 'is a congenial correspondent to the columns of the SC.t9o- ...

... CaauFRuru-I certainly did, and I shall re. peat that vote, Mr. BORNE-Well, it would have been worth somne- thing to us; and the Whigs promised to give us something, but never gave ue anything,-yoo know that. The next question I have to put is this,- Would you ...

... religious freedom to beon their guard and there they were right early swarming into the hall, filling the places which the whigs could not occupy, and numbering, when the outer doors were opened and the entire building' crowded from end to *end, at le'ast ...

... an 'liller, the popular caudidates, ,te friends of Eleotoral Reform and Civil and,., Religious Liberty, against renegadp Whigs and de- moralised Tories, will be carried triumphantly on the day of election. They ought, to be, and. they will be, and, it ...

... just look at the Scotsmna1, and, verily, in him you will see. the overthrowv, and the middle of the end of the Confederate Whig Government in the Northern metropolis. Our Fede- ral Generals, lI'Laren and Miller, with their gallant troops, are fast restoring ...

... affirmed as a axxed priniciile that noimn fshould be on the commtittee who would divide his vote swith one or other of theP Whig candidates, and that every effort should be made to' secure thorough union towards the return of Messrs M'Laren and Miller ...

... decidedly,,that his ser. .vices are not required. THr. SCOTSMAN AND COUrNCILLOR DAVID LEaWs.-The foul-mouthed impertinence of our Whig cotemporary, in mnaking a gross personal attack upon one of our most influential and re- spected citizens, has called forth ...