... Cosorct ?? the corruption, or nearly so, prac- . tlsed at the late election, seems to have been praetised by Whig-Radl. P cals. The cases of Whig Radical corruption proved, either formally or virtually, ?? 2, Ipswich 2, Lewes I, Truro I, Nottingham ei 2 ...

... stuck upon their flag no traditional name. They call X themselves neither Whig, nor Tory, nor Radical, and be-'l v cause they -do. not, they have no principles. If they 1 k were Whigs, they would have principles, according to I the vulgar political cant, ...

... risk to of a decided Raie~~al leaven being. thu in Oth ratenext Liberal Administration. It is. note- for worthy that from the Whig circles, there has as shi yet come no,. invitation to sink- kte differences th( Du that divide, Lord Hartingtou'a party from ...

... his supporters carried on,in office, the war they duty had denounced in Opposition, and after the loss of - their leader the Whigs, once more consigned to be t those COUL Regions of sorrow, dolorous shades, where peace And rest can never dwell, T; ireverted ...

... rescue from destruction. The people of Scotland will learn with dismay the general views now first avowed by the leader of the Whig party, as to the future connection of the national schools with the national faith; and it is in this grave aspect that we ...

... so long as the mask of the widest w and most divergent opinions; and it divides the Or he party into its natural elements of Whig, th of Radical, and Republican. The moment long TI e I avoided, of forcing the several sects of the party its | to stand by ...

... brought forward, the name of Polk was unknown, except at Almack's. The Whig candiidare has perished in the attempt to stem this fierce purtent of misdirected popular excltemient. The Whig party have been beaten, when everything depended on the poesibility ...

... STATES CONeocEss.-The Senate is composed of 21 Whigs, 32 Democrats, and I Independent, giving the Democrats a clear majority of lo. The House contains 116 Whigs, 108 Democrats, and 4 Independents, giving the Whigs a clear minjority of 4. Shouli the election ...

... changes that it was difficult to ex- plain thi difference between Whig and Tory: for we had seen the leaders of the Conservative party carrying out the priciples and measures of the Whigs. However, the ques- tion now was-shall we as Conservatives support ...

... them aL multitude is of ulterior benefits. It nisy he- quite true that the t o Whigs were only required to pledge mchemselves to Par- t d liamentary refurma. But the Whigs themselves had n s' taught the people of England to believe that Purlia- co E- ...

... in a few words to the remarks you. which have recently published on the relations 1of the Whig dand the Radical 'members of the Liberal party. The c-day, Whigs have cordially supported and gratefully lerable accepted many Liberal measures, due in great ...

... Duke of Wellington; and very confidentially assures its readers that there is as much chance of Sir R. Peel's displacing the Whig Cabinet just now, as of his becoming Emperor of Tahiti, or Great Llama of Thibet. SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday.-The Indus steamer with ...