... Her distress is at once the reproach and the difficulty of all English Adminis- trations ; and not even the most callous of Whigs can be wholly insensible to the reproach, nor can the most self confident of Liberals help feeling the difficulty. It is not ...

... he has hai the audacity to be an independent supporter of Lord Derby's party. Had he been, like Sir Patrick O'Brien, a mere Whig back, his religion would never have been thought a cause of enmity or asubject for reproach. Roman Catholicism is to have full ...

... of 600 ; and, after all, hs only won this time by ._ last election it was 138. Is this Conservative re- action in a pocket Whig borough, or what h it?— Your obedient servant, A GOVERNMENT 'OLERK. Somerset House, July 28. Escape of a Prisoner and Emitino ...

... Catholic he has had the audacity to an independent supporter of Lord Derby's party, he been, like Sir Patrick O’Brien, a mere Whig back, U religion would never have been thought a cause of enmity » a subject for reproach. Roman Catholicism is to have full ...

... of COO; and, after ail, ho only won this timi by d2—last election it wus 13 ...

... fair. The man who gets up fight should always take his sKre of it President Lincoln’s death is loss to the South. Ho was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson is Democrat who has held slaves, and who voted for Breokenridge in 1SG0; therefore the people ...

... of his ultimate fbfiovnry are 'entertained. Dr. Haldane Cooke ia a son of the Rev, Dr. Cooke, of Ja*J«l_r«r 4a__rcL,-A.(Ay/ Whig, ...

... The man who ge.s up a fight should always take his share of it Pixsitkißt Lincoln's death is no loss to the South. Ho was a Whig aud non slaveholder, while Johnson is a Democrat who bus held slaves, and who voted for Breckomilgo in 1800; theiefore th d ...

... pretences the most trivial. Since that p.riod various similar effcrts have been made, and these courts have been treated by Whig law legis- lators with a sort of suppressed contempt which ia really marvellous, considering the oredit they so often claimed ...

... length from the hips, &c Now, I promise, on equally brief inform. tion, to send off by tho night mail a trne-blue address, a Whig 'apostasy,' or a l_a lieal * rouscr,' done in a true, finished, and workmanlike manner. I remember a friend of mine, to whom ...

... tone of public morality which we can only attribute to the patience generated by a long experience of those peculiarities of Whig administration which readied their culmination ia the great Westbury scandals. If th .t nation be fortunate which has little ...

... acceptable to the South. In the first place he is Southern man, and Lincoln was a Northern man. is Democrat, and Lincoln was a Whig and Republican. President Johnson was slaveholder, well acquainted with the institution, and knows what is proper to be done ...