... the Whig candidate, Mr. &Hall, the editor of the Nonconformist, the Radical and Voluntary-system candidate, and Mr. Filcher, the Tory candidate. Respect for . our own cloth, respect, too, for our own opinions, which are opposed to those of the Whig candidate ...

... the Whigs are the real friends of the people ; they, out of place, would not, therefore, join with us Radicals, but would make their peace with the Tories and join them in opposition to us. In other words, if the Radicals should demand of the Whig Government ...

... 'roprietor and Editor is a sound Whig, but he as not told us whether he he an old or a new 'The disttuction widens the ditittence essentially, nil fuit unquam Sic impar sibi. The whole spirit of his Paper proves him not obe a whig of the old school. A little ...

... said, You ought to have let two Whigs come in instead of a Whig and a further Reformer ; and so you would have lost all the difference between your own man and a Whig ? Or would it be, You ought to have let in one Whig and one Tory ; and then the result ...

... Houston Texas Democrat. Henry Clay Kentucky Whig. J. J. Crittenden Kentucky Whig. John M'Lane Ohio Whig. Winfield Scott U.S.A. Whig. Of the two first we ha've hitherto spoken. Of Silas Wright it may be said ...

... it that the Whig Ministers would be permitted to come within that category which is implied when all Reformers are appealed to, and importuned by secret circulars from the Treasury, to keep out the vile Conservatives, and keep the Whig Reformers ...

... have assuaged but indifferently the anguish produced in the wounded-feelings of the ex-Whig Premier by these personal slights to himself on the pact of the ex-Whig Quarterly—it can have assuaged this anguish but indifferently, we say, to find the next ...

... ves, 8 Radicals, and 6 Whigs. The latter most frequently vote with the Conservatives, and it is expected that a Whig mayor will be chosen without opposition ; but should the Radicals start a candidate, the majority of the Whigs will join the Conservatives ...

... liberal Conservative and the most timid Whig. But it would be as unfair to judge of all the Whigs from the extreme next to Conservatism, as to judge of all the Tories from the extreme next to Whiggism. The Whigs may wish the maintenance of Church, and ...

... . No one at all acquainted with the ways of our Contemporary can mistake the meaning of the appeal to the Whigs. If (says the Times) the Whigs attain their immediate purpose, their ruin-is inevitable. Their sole chance of salvation as a party not to ...

... each of them ? If a Whig like Mr. Abercromby, he will no more act or think or muster with the Radicals than would Sir C. Sutton. If a Radical, he will mis-represent the Whigs even more than Sir C. Sutton would do. Again, if a Whig Speaker, such as Mr ...

... there were Whigs and Whig Radicals. Six members of that Club voted at the last election for Lord Teignmouth, but not one of them voted for the Radical candidate. Two of its members plumped for Lord Teignmouth, and that club of Whigs and Whig Radicals mere ...