... allowed by his Whig friends to make his Cabinet consist, to the extent of one-half of Free Traders and Liberals, and one-half of Whigs. A less proportion of Free Traders would not be sufficient to gain the confidence of the nation. The lite Whig Ministry, ...

... demand; the reports of the growing crops continue favourable. • The Whig meeting of ratification was to take place on the 27th. It is intended to give form to the response of the Whigs of New York to the nominations made by the National Convention. The ...

... . Politics, Whig. Lewis Giss . . . . Michigan. . . . Dem—ocrat. Silas Wright . . New York John M. Clayton. . Delaware. . . . Democrat, . . Whig. John C. Calhoun. . South Carolina. . DetnOcmt. Samuel Houston. . Texas . . . . Democrat. Whig. Henry Clay ...

... suspicion is abroad that the national cause will be sacrificed to Whig supremacy, and that the people who are now striding on to freedom will be purchased back to factious vassalage. The Whigs calculate upon your apostacy—the Conservatives predict it. They ...

... part of the Whigs and the Dissenters to prevent their carrying out their peculiar views, both in Church and State, to an extent destructive of all real liberty. A counnon danger, therefore, and not an identity of principles, caused the Whigs and the Dissenters ...

... Bill to the use made by the great Whig Lords of a few rotten boroughs? Nay, we do not believe that the Whig MACAULAY would do so. He must be a Whig, indeed, who could believe any such nonsense. We know that a genuine Whig places great reliance on the union ...

... discussion it looks like a mere question of policy and philanthropy; but the real point of issue lies in the reason why the Whigs (Conservatives) advocate it, and the Democrats oppose it, viz., that the negro character is so invincibly aristocratic in its ...

... by-the-bye, the relation of religion to the State, are far ahead of those professed by the Whig party. We said last week, that it was as much, perhaps, the animus of the Whigs as their doings that has lost them the Nonconformists 1 and the results of the Edinburgh ...

... such, lam most happy to say, your paper promises to be. Besides, Sir, you steer in what seems to me, as an old constitutional Whig, the happy medium between the unhallowed usurpations of aristocratic domination, and the reckless and ungovernable demands ...

... fell swoop. Then came the , report, an abstract, but not brief chronicling, or review of the dissension, in which the Whig-alliance dodge, and the preference for viceregal pudding over patriot plaudits, was pretty sharply shown up, not omitting a ...

... ourselves to his loss. It was said by the witty SHERIDAN, that it was the fate of the Whigs of his day to build walls to run their heads against; and certainly our modern Whigs inherit the same fatality. The New Poorlaw and the Educational scheme are remarkable ...

... against the Alien Bill of 1814; and Mr. Fox charged her Majesty's Ministers with having un-Whigged themselves, for so long as they lived. The real business of the country is being transacted Without the walls of Parliament. While honourable gentlemen ...