... to-day was, that there was a very general feeling at Stourbridge, Oldburv, and the other northern towns in the county, that the Whigs were entitled to return member for the division, and it was further averred that if the point were pressed against them, many ...

... in favourc laying the bill upon the table, were seven Whig oily, chiefly from Virginia, and who have conse quently constitutional scruples. In the Senate, will be remembered that there was not a Whig vot. ?? the bill. Every Loco Foco in the house save two ...

... treachery, and Mr. Stanley, a whig, whom they had hitherto opposed and ousted. Double requisitions were addressed to both, and a wealthy and influential family in Macclesfield promised their votes (several hundreds in number) to the whig and tory, thus jointly ...

... for a second time by some of the adherents of government. The whigs have set up General Taylor against him. The Virginian elections to Congress have gone against the government party, five whig members being returned to one democrat. The legislature of ...

... the chief of these we should be disposed to place the great objection to Mr. Fox's India Bill,-tbat it was an attempt by the Whig landed aristooracy to lay hold of the patronage of the go- vernment of India. The present system of patronage in that department ...

... What is universal in its application must affect the powerful as well as the weak. Few years have passed since the super-sane Whigs threw open the trade in money to general competifion, by the abolition of laws affecting usury, with the avowed intention of ...

... the faithless Reform- ers! 'Our triumph was but the passport to the mise. rable and wretched apostacy. of the liberticidal Whigs; our glories were but the passing-hell that summoned the poor of England to a living death in the parish Bastiles, belonging ...

... certainly in the whole course of our experience we never read uech a speech. Retributive justice will some day overtake the Whigs for their numberless sins of commission, and to these may now be added those of omission. Surely the renewal of the Bank Charter ...

... supporter of revolution throughout the world, well founded, we should look on them a claim to respect for the leader of the Whigs, and we should jegretitill more than we do, that instead of embroiling ourselves with that Cabinet, for the sake of an affair ...

... that Railway Beard which is to be so constituted as to obtain publifc Onfidence. Now, really, We do hope that for once tbe Whigs will abstain from a job in a matter where the lives and pro. ?? of the community are at stake, and appoint the most able men ...

... policy of the Whigs. Mr. Fox should have demanded his liberation or his own passports withit twenty-four hours. He is a man of talent and spirit, and, therefore, we cau only account for his not having done so to the miserable police of the Whig Government ...

... the political field here closely re- erables thiat of the county at large, as It is thic theatre of the two riral factions, Whig and rory, who are each struggling for mas- lery; having also an independent party, the strongest in point of ,urmbers, but ...