... -whose liberality made his political reputation, and whose moderate views have maintained his power-to think that the Whig Premier who professes to be but one of a party, and constitutional to the backbone, should fly in the face of his conscientious ...

... of The state of trade continues depressed, but the ?? our differences with America, despite the cavilingS sod, ased of the Whig press, is an invaluable boon to tile noatiotte must eventually be attended with vast benefits to t l of the country. e nt9vs ...

... INTELLIQENCE. FRIDAY EVENING. The abundance of money, together with the certainty that the miserable financiering of the Whigs, of yearly adding to the national debt to pay off the expenses of their little wars' and great mismanagement is at an end ...

... our anti- cipations would have been accelerated-1st. By one of the mos. miserably financial statements ever presented even by Whig incapacity; 2d. By the intelligence from Paris that Louis Philippe had abdicated. We confess we have but little sympathy with ...

... were it to become a question whether they ?? have that tax, with all its odiousness, or the more grievols al ternative of the Whigs again in place, they would for a rortfel hesitate; for the Conservatives, and evsrv other sane pers5l' are convinced that, ...

... As the time for the election of President will soon be at hand, the excitement continued to increase. A small section of the Whig party had determined to bring forward Mr. Clay as their candidate, in pre- ference to General Taylor. The Hon. Daniel Webster ...

... fair operation create an im- mense increase in the revenue,; therefore, whatever tax i, 'aid on need only be temporary. The Whigs are graciously pleased to tale credit to themselves for a great mnany measures which originate in this paper; we mill therefore ...

... o tioi thei, While on the subject of grievances. we marv men which we hope will meet the eye of mny Lord Li e ldt When the Whigs, in the last agonies of expirint byeducig hit on the expedient of endeavotring to retrieve . iy tr e- the postage to one penny ...

... EVENING. With hides, compared to which that of the rhinoceros is as gauze. and with swallows which would outbolt the sharir, the Whigs still cling to office. They gulp down every indignity- they writhe not tinder lashings which would cut to the quicn env skins ...

... that by this process of locking up the liberty of the subject is interfered tyith-the habeas corpus is suspended. This, to a Whig, is intolerable; and we very much doubt whether this attack upon his principles has not in reality more to do with the reverend ...

... June, Ministers sustained another defeat, being thefifteeath this session, and the fifth on Lord Stanley's bill. When the Whigs came into office there was about 2,000,000 suiplus of publicrevenue overexpenditure; now thereisnearly X3,000,000 deficiency ...

... grurfti Iatt tert) a beautiful teuideici to curl. This is a very striking instance of efficacy from the fact of the debility whig preoded the Xeewoatiea, I ...