... gone too far for the one and not far enough for thebjotber' -but be has gone quite far enough to encourage the hopes) o. the Whigs, and to give just grounds for that rumor which has gone abroad, of :dissdusiin' in 'the :Cabinet. By all his appointments he ...

... auGe5, and. .unreqtiited labor, it bas seldom been our lt tobearof. he vessel bas been given, to ?? Butllhea'd 'daring the Whig 4dmninis~tration, in consequenc., of the influence be used in favor of MinDisters at a contested elec- tih, anid the commandership ...

... the term labor, or how far the relations of labor have altered-or varied since he propounded his theory to the world. The ex-Whig, Colonel Torrens, for, in consequence of his recent publications, his party have repudiated him, has caught a faint glimmering ...

... alkin to commotion; Whilst, whether to subject or monarch, good sport, There'llbe an increase to the birtll-days at Court. Whigs and Tories will raise a stiff breeze at St. Stephen's, And in calling hard names strike a balance at evens; In July all the ...

... add to thebr unenviable . Snotoriety by transcribing their names. With sis politics we do not agree-not that lhe is a Whig, for the Whigs come under his lash with the Tories-hot we like s lt his sentiments with regard to our Sovereign, wsho, with her consort ...

... political discussion on a prominent question of the day. Other writers have taken up the Corn question as a struggle between Whigs and Tories, or landlords and tenan ts. Fraser has taken it up in its proper light as a question between- THE COUNTRY AND THE ...

... his retention of office, and exhibits all but treason in the concessions of the conductor of oar foreign affairs during the whig administration ; while the arti- cles which follow are written in a spirit of impartiality that does credit to the judgment ...

... England some months since., Placido has been playing at Jackson, the capital of Missis- sippi. The editor of the Vicksburg Whig writes from Jackson, under date of the 17th ult., to the following effect:- I in- dulged to-night in the luxury of witnessing ...

... endearments of home to show their figures in the streets, or their gay clothes at Pewter Spoons ball -such ladies are undoubtedly Whigs. But the quiet, loveable, unobtrusive, modest, horne-worshipping woman, is a very dif- ferent person. No wonder one of the ...

... Follett, Esq. The Free Trade candidate was General Briggs, but lhe was only supported bv the essa n. fluential portion of the Whig-Radicals, the leading men either keeping entirely aloof or voting for the Attorney-Generl. The show of hands was in favor of ...

... they will support in private, which they would not tolerate in public; and as to politics, from being in my youth a staunch Whig, r find myself in my old age voting as a Tory, the hit, especially at the late representative for a most poputlus metro. politan ...

... his property. 1The JLste Session, which closes the number, is a con- densed history of the progress of the administratiran, Whig and Tory, from the time of the Reform Bill to the present yesri and ?? TOO TRULY-derignales ltre present as the grand era of ...