... candidate, Mr. PMc, a Iaelected by some eighty percent. ofthe veteis! Eleckoral College, against twenty per cent. fri; on , Whig - candidate. In 1856, Coloneil Sohly got 114 for his Preiesoil piadar--e 1against '174 given' to Mr. Ilucii4 That,' hoI evet ...

... power, has suffered grievous misrepresentation in ot the pages of Hume and his sucoessors; while even th the more friendly Whig historians have done him os but half-hearted justice, tempering theirpraises ba with concessions to established prejudice in ...

... chairman of the association, and the address states that the association trusts the volumes containing the life of a great Whig his- torian may be included among his lordship's wed- ding presents. The Lords of the Admiralty have expressed their warm approval ...

... fear that their turn will come next should rouse them to re- sistance. I am equally aware that a considerable section of the Whig party is willing to support the Go- verunent, or to be silent when the Government does soblethinb nefarious or foolish. As ...

... . or bo,# ,a,,ud by borSoWin4 .. IT. And the Bill will v or extingolete nil rights And privile~ges inconsistent witls, or w~hig would or might in L5IW wag interfer Withilteojectaanl I tonfer other rights andl privileges. ie ntdfothle iften ed eo far en ...