... party in Leeds at the general elec- tion was won by artisan associations, artisan enthusiasm, and artisan votes, which the Whig- Radicals, in a spirit of contempt and resentment, would now swamp with the suffrage! of an inferior class. They are firm to ...

... thati the Whigs must have despaired ■■any » noldln 8 ?? »gai D . ot »t all events for bill ll t ,s ...

... certaicly commends his speech Leeds the study working men, who are continually informed that thoy exist only to patronised by Whigs, and championed by dicaliu is healthy symptom in our public life when, at L>.eds, the bt>t the working closes prove themselves ...

... from any quarter will avail until the humiliating has been avenged by some savage bombardment or cowardly capture at sea. £»ut Whig orgac* ountt ]ve* clamour tor more than friendly—even for peremptory Interference, They would make new laws to meet the embarrassm* ...

... shall not be called upon to do duty in the year 1 800, We beg the officers of that force to remark that tho intention of the Whig Government is to extinguish them entirely. The object Is not a new one. Why it has been pursued it socms difficult to understand ...

... then, that the people have already divided into two new parties more bitterly hostile to each other than Federalist Cow boys, Whigs or Democrats, or Republicans or Democrats’! What wonder that the President is indignant, and refuses to make the appointments ...

... that the people have f already dividod into two nev parties more bit- terly hostue to each other than f ed«mli_. Cow-boys, Whigs or Democrats, or Republicans or Demo- crats i What wonder that the President is indig- nant, and refuses to make tho appointments ...