... may obtain a temporary ascendancy, as the Maine Law itself was repealed by a coalition between the Democrats and the rum-Whigs of that time. It remained repealed for two years, when it was re-enacted triumphantly as the result of the crushing defeat ...

... unpalatable, but it should be ' in mind that it is disagreeable to the party that we Al adopt a course which beats down the fence. Whig and Tory. All I have witnessed during the just terminated convinces me, if ponible, more' I ever was before, of the wisdom ...

... may have probably deluded his lordship into the belief that there is no use applying to us for help in his attack upon the Whigs. He is mistaken. The licensed victuallers would have undeceived him if he had crossquestioned them. They would have proved ...

... containing several thousand inhabitants, and equipped with the municipal conveniences of a modem city, is interesting not only as Whig owned entirely by one Corporation, and practically a bLo a n n e man, but because of the example it seta. Mr. P professes not ...

... certainly be reckoned upon. On the other hand, the candidate who was supposed to be favourable to their interests, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, received their support, and that of all those whom they could influence. This was so notorious that the Liberal ...

... &hely given, bet not that it is false in itself. This is a view of the matter which it is desirable to enforce. The Northern Whig says :— Mrs. Lewis's tenspersitos 'mission at the Spinners' Institute, is doing an immense amount of good, and the public ...

... opposition levelled at the publican party in Ireland is due to the fact that all the men in Dublin who are temperance men are Whigs or Conservatives, and all the men who are working actively or subscribin g money to carry on the temperance agitation are men ...

... which had been laid down, and they would S. G. Rathbone, Malcolm Guthrie, W. Croeflold, W. support any Government—Radical, Whig, or Tory—which Oultou, G. H. Clark, W. B. Bowring, A. Bower, S. Stitt, E. P. Parry, W. P. Lockhart, \V. Behreud, T. would carry ...

... be reckoned with In the elections now at hand. If I had a thousand votes not one should be given to the candidate, whether Whig or Tory, who declines to give the people the power to deal with the drink traffic. I have strong hope that the elections will ...

... to wrong. Nor could he be cheated; and he would not cheat nor permit others to sheet to secure an advantage for the right. Whig a Row odd, how eccentric he would appear , among our legislators at Albany, at Trenton, at Columbus, at Washington! And yet ...

... whole of the temperance men true to their In London, recently, scores of unfortunate publicans had principles, will not vote Whig and Tory, but for Direct Veto been heavily fined for watering their beer, because, they and Sunday closing of public-house ...

... eight The Omer nenewiled for isquirlsa—Lierrysei Day 6. Deare.—Yeeterday. at Man.sarsobenie, was by Poliareos ea erepielea at Whig a w The .on add be raw the primmer ;Tky afternooa Is. a editor He lassfingi Amain Oa elle* to pray, eel tree that he mena es ...