... Tories have sown lie dragon's teeth, and now they have got the Iarvest. For the three sears preceding the breaking up of the Whig Government rtheself-style Conservatives did every thing in their power to fo- id ment discontent, and to encourage the Chartist ...

... that witha their beet desires Is fill up in ot the returns consistently, they really oannot understand them. -r i- Bolth Whigs and Tories ore altogether out of hsumeur with this ,, 3' dese of the state ?? Mfes-oury. li ie ._ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ ?? ide ...

... d by prm- lbdenacand sonnd discretion, and titat they should not he led away Isb-ihe hg or Tories. for, said he, the Whigs are doing byeihe Wig aInterpwer' to bring isa to their- o.ist.ines. in ordir that itt they may gst to Downingi-street once ...

... party is much altered from the time when the ac- ti cruing deficit was attributed solely to hig misima- v nagement. It' the Whigs ibund themselves embar- ti rassed from extraneous causes, because they had t reduced the taxation of the country to the lowest ...

... FREE TRADE AND NATIONAL EDUCATION. The progress of Whig principlesand Whigmeasures, of since the retirement of the Whig Ministry, has been a truly wonderful. Not threeyears ago free trade and ho national education were denounced as visionary ard th i ...

... every respect an important document. It marks 1 the commencement of a new era in American politics-l the abandonment by the Whigs of the principles of ab- solute restriction in favour of domestic manufactures, x which have hitherto been inscribed on the ...

... cities, repro t senting the political opinions of every section of the Do- a mocratic, and of a considerable portion of the Whig r party, all speakcing the same language, and all willing to a adopt as course of free trade if England would meet them halfway ...

... hicen asked to vote either for red or for blue, he believed that was 1s f-the other colour,-they lead itways voted either far Whig or Tory vet owms'without thinking that it was of any sen ?? consequence them 'N yinin what sortof opinions were held bythe ...

... Imixtures, and goode of such class, Pera~~~0 04.17 ' 100D rattles ?? 40 Shoes and boots, leather, satin, or ether 0C 00 (2 whigs' ?? ~0 00 1.411 49 Sandalwood ware, do ?? e 5'I Sy100D0 013 10 22 Sugar, white and ?? 0g25i(t 0.35 53 Sugar Candy of nll kinds ...

... resolutions, after learning that the State 01 elections pf senators are decided, contrary to all expec- di tation, in favour of the Whig, or protection party, against T the democratic, or low duty party, in the most impor- st tant States of the Union, and that ...

... f thie'aottbat Mr.Steele wan member f the 2 ?? Politioal nlnion when the present Secretary for the a Home Department was a Whig. t So deoldet ilo Nr Steel0' purpose of compelling these four 31 t ?? of the Crovwn to undergo hila rsn-ai eieccinatien, 6e ...

... inha'preoa-> mrious 'because Walln artifloial, statei o~r ?? ener les.t asly useairc ed iyuut~ri' al proteation; ard the lw;, whig'i lent perity, ssra ootoogeu'tng that which hats ?? aricul. say u re tf je hegse conditaon, ltl*e DermanenO ef whtca e it Britis ...