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... senses steal; And scarce had I sunk into still repose, When the following vision before me rose. Methought the Tories and Whigs of the day, Disposed for a little pignoacioas play- They often exhibit a turn that way- In Westminster Hall were assembled ...
... moved and car- ried resolutions in the Cunmons aflicming the rights of that House in money bills, Mr Ilorsuaan, a spite. ful Whig, whom we have seen as the opponent of the peoples rights in the question of franchise reform, hnd the effrontery to try and ...
... public works of many of the states are put up for sale to the highest bidder.-Godley'sLettersfronsAmerica, HENRY CLAY, THE WHIG CANDIDATE FOR THE AniEnRcsAN PnIESIDENcY.-The Kentuckians are an enterprising, industrious, and united people; they inhabit ...
... of some years' standing.-Caledonian J1cercury. r A para raph has been going the round of the Tory news- t {wpers, headed Whig liLerality, stating that by a rate act e of parliament, introduced by the Whi-s, any dissenting s minister was entitled-to ...
... Sir Francis Buroeo n - merly member of ?? parliament,.whno passed the i7E Ithirty years of his life on the benches of the Whigs, and the 10 twenty years onwthose of the Tories. The Duchess of St. AMAit who left her her immense fortune, lead been well ...
... Continent ; and ?? ' W' 1 I cw ?? I hc c plans long 1 pointed out vrithi di tiluctues' a ?? 0i e1lecal to alI experience, by the Whig party in this county, were at length adopted-after ?? vacillation, and after the memorable Jacl-ia- a-boc succession of comnmanders ...
... confined his soclety-to his college and the members of the pro- fession (the law) which he lad ?? Holessrf's 1frnemin of the Whig Party. ITALY WITHOUT A NATIONAL AkI.-Alas, Italy I thou land of song I thou outcast of the nations of Europe I Ten thousand ...
... rkthat the commenity requirese The free negro is always a Conservative; whenever he is allowed to vote, he gives it to the Whig candidate. The Irisle are as invariably Democrats, and are so' numerous and united a body, as materially to influence the ...
... firmntess and etterpy ought to bh shown in the aettleoseist and regulation of our all- d ~diwliortsnt depettdrncies. Both Whigs uind Tories have boen t toulpohly vneglige-lit on this point ; they plty with itrltteltse tracts of couutory, tntder the natueof ...
... vehemently oondemned in his youth. One of Mr. Disraeli's sharpest sarcasms on Sir Robert Peel was that the baronet caught the Whigs bathing and had run away with their clothes. Who could have supposed when this sneer was uttered that the then ultra-Protectionist ...
... who cry :--Gdout from among slaveholders and be e6parate, that ye by nofipartakers of their plaguses, but also among the Whig poli- tioiqus, led by Mr. Adams- They perceive that the soorth has less than boy just share of influence in the administration ...
... he told his hearers by Ills Majesty at the tipe Wis own sight began to fall. The Ddan was eioqueot, and George Tierney, the Whig leader, *vho was present, records thath lis eloquenco was heightened by the t'eeebrance of the pitifulconditon ot the KIng ...