... CORREISPONDENCE. 0 - THIE HARBOUR ELECTION. TO THE EDITOI OF THIE BELt'AST NE:VWS.LETTER.' Sin-To-morrowv (Thursday) the Whigs and Liberals of this city will he upon their trial. They' have a laree representation upon the Board owing; to the desire of ...

... improve it they turned it into a defeat. ;'Earlv in the seei>1, Howe (who, Lord Macaulay says, ' latefy the most virulent of Whigs, lead been by the loss of place turned into the most ?? of Torie3) ''complained, With his usual vehomence and asperity, of ...

... supplanted prin- ciples, and of the utterly demoralised condition of party politics. Formerly, recognised leaders, whether Whig or Tory, contended on high ground, and employed clean weapons. Now, the battle is waged in miry places, and the weapons are ...

... at the proper time, tle advocated their re-election. Days before the Belfast Neas-Letter entered into the disensioin, our Whig contemporary recommended M1r James M'Connell's candidature. Referring tt him, our contemporary said, lie dtscrve ''credit ...