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... well to My that the evil* of party government are very gnat, and that it would be much better for the country if Tories and Whig* would lay aside their differences and assist in passing measures which should simply tend to promote the national welfare ...
... in insists on imposing it for five ycara and increased per cenlagc too; audio justify himself, refer, to the fact, tint the Whigs in 18IW, were guilty of ts,ual incoti. sistcncy when, taking office, they doubled the same income tax, having previously ohjccteil ...
... The domestic new a tbc United State* is not of an importent character. In lb* elections which had recently taken place, the Whigs had gained decided majority ; fort which ia atinlmUbio the dissatisfaction generally felt respecting tbc new tariff and the ...
... who have every desire to regulate force the whole affairs of the public according to their own will and pleasure. —NortherH Whig. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Barov Gbkfpie, president of the deputation to the French Government from the iuhabitants of Havoy, favour ...
... direction, notwithstanding the reclamations of Ins constituency, with their vicar their Uul Mr. Monckton Mlines, and ibe leading Whigs who favour his views, may save themselves the ttuuble of attempting lo carry out their scheme. The anluPopery prejudices of ...
... mure dead than TuryUin—ilaughter). The people will by It no longsr—divar.i. The people now put confidence .n the mere teem* Whig Tory—lebeer* not . ...
... interesting reminiscence is flight of Mrs. ley and Mrs. Grainger iwife of the minister Rtnocff with the reg dla the fearful ** Whig’s Vault, equal to the Black Hole of Calcutta, 1&7 men, women, and children of the Covenant were immured. From Stonehaven Station ...
... Staffo:d, at length, planted him among the Reformers; sprung into the Solicitor (o next became Attomey-Oemsrul; thirdly, the Whigs made him a Peer and Chancellor of Ireland. After this, Tory interregnum affording him some leisure, converted himself into ...
... delusion, and that some other means must be employed for the improvement ofgeneral walk and conversation in Belfesfc—*Vor- Arm Whig, ...
... W «re orthi part of the Protectionists, and 5 oiTthr P the Whig. Of the former, the cla.m. of the tenementers in Tominloul were sustained. The result is as follows Abstract Rtylilrationt. Whig. ConserrsUTe „ 15 8 l3 3 «• 8 12 Banff District—Claim* admitted ...
... the disgrace of plain dealing, continue* the practice —amongst sonic of our contemporaries (the ChrtmitffJ, assailants of the Whig Government. to single out certain member* of that party as sacrificing public duly to the furtherance of private family interest ...
... throughout the country. Franklin Pierce, the can lidate for the Pre« is sure be ele ted. With h>* election the ascend- the Whig, eynonymou* in the » n«piv will at an end. The policy of that party^ of .f-r th, elation of PrMident. will cr»M guide •“‘T* ...