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

... 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 ...

... to the South. In tbe first place he is a Southern man, and Lincoln was a Northern man. He is a Democrat, and Lincoln was a Whig and Republican. President Johnson was a slave- holder, well acquainted with the institution, and knows what is proper to be ...

... the so-called Liberal party. They are all, without exception, aggressive politicians. Some more, some less, seek changes; the Whig portion of them so far only as shall secure to thorn a monopoly of place and pay; the Radicals to the extent of the substitution ...

... anything more gratuitous and insulting than the attack made upon Mr. BEECROFT'S seat by that young political sprig of the old Whig tree, Lord AMBERLEY, in alliance with Mr. BAINES, has not been disclosed during the election. Mr. BEECROFf held the second ...

... and act up to th e po li t i es to wh i c h t h e i r own instincts and convictions incline them, in some cases to the Whigs, in oth ers t o t h e Tor i es, an d i n o th ers t o a policy of mdependence,that so all parties might have am otive for ...

... d in their place. Now, we ask, do not the pretentious affectations of a superior electoral purity so loudly claimed by the Whig party for their candidates and friends recoil on themselves in the face of facts such as those recorded in these annals of ...

... denied that Lori Palmerston wa3 a Whig. Ile was a Tory incubus upon Whiggery. They might as well say the dragehaise was part of the wheel, as say Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He (Rev. Mr. I)'Mally) was not for either Whigs or Tories, but he was for the welfare ...

... &c., have been owing to the votes of the people. The citizen or -middle-class itself did not divide, did not range itself as Whig or Tory. Its members held together, and doing' so, found it difficult to hold their own. To do the French Home Minister justice ...

... of six whole years, from 1835 to 1841, when Lord Russell offend the House his famous Appropriation clause,” under which the Whig majority of 35 gradually declined to 15, to 5, and at last to nothing. There can no doubt that the experience of past years ...

... for extreme delicacy in matracting peesaiary obligations, When the emersion of the Duke Portland, with a large section of the Whig party, towards the ommteneement of the Trench Revolution. deprived Ter of all immediate chine of neap, he .U.. 1.1 to accept ...

... g the people, extinguished one of the greater Whig lights, and the people themselves afterwards, following their example, snuffed out four lesser ones. The Prime Minister—by circumstances a moderate Whig, but by nature and by principle, and in every fibre ...