... victuallers in that town, that if they, the victuallers, had privileges, they paid for them ; for his part, he had clone with whig, tory, and radical. They must recollect they were all voters. The time would come Nelien they would be called upon to send ...

... of the complete triumph in Maine, in sustaining, to the full, the great principle of . prohibition. On the .20th inst., the whig party of tins state (New York) nominated an out-and-out total abstinence man and a firm advocate of the Maine-law as governor ...

... ill, for t h e m a i ne .h lw ; Mr. Cary, against a Mainelaw: Mr. Paris, for the Democratic patty; and Mr. Be d, for the Whig party; both being friends of the law. The result of the election is very neatly as follows, the official count not yet being ...

... virtue, to be their candidate. The lull force of the machinery of the party was brought to bear against Dow. A portion of the Whig party of the same tasks, tendencies, and animosities, joined the crusade. The odds and ends of all parties and factions, the ...

... party divisions must now re-aiisume their former importance, and the administration of the Empire State again revert to the Whig or Democratic, the Know-Nothing or Know-Something leaders. Hut this we are constrained to say, is not likely to be the case ...

... temperance reformers is sufficient to convince the most incredulous that they will be equal to their word. If they agree to make whig or tory, or any of the other shams which distinguish professional politicians from each other as nothing in influencing their ...

... submit it. There were four canditlatts fur approval ; one of them stood upon the Mainelaw issue, pure autl simple; one was • whig, and his friends told him he had Ito chance if he was not a Maine-law man, and so he ph dip d himself for the Maine-law. Another ...

... without exception almost, have taken getive ground against the law. The object is transparent. As the law was passed by the whigs, they would fain bring discredit upon it, in order to get the party injured. In this city however, the Times, the democratic ...

... on good paper, and in dear print, properly duplicated, and psdreatad for convenience in tearing, are offered here for one 'Whig. ...

... the Tory ray, but the only thing be could gather um that they were determined, as they called it, to get rid of thous base Whigs. (Laughter.) He had no objection. He should abed no tear. q. l a hl ugi r iter4 But when they had got rid of the base and ...

... Bill is not or prinelpally by these to whom it = e n d g ships see a snare, but by tine who are keenly alive to the Muslim of Whig leas& and oveteuset in a isms by the OM et tippling sod in the el poverty, inanity, 'Mond Mans. is a to suppose Oa all who ...

... - To-ehis statement there are a few Ishii Ist. The figures iedieste the if ease s , ' not the number of but the number of Whigs Of , .. ! WIC. II raa7 filino Ai . My, viety, ore keelked_. _ *eel as soapy meet And: The Glasgow . In , taking drunken • brethren ...