... trade. The following explanation maybe found useful by some of our readers. The two great political parties of America arc the Whigs and Democrats. Every four years an election of a President of the United States takes place. Previously to the election, large ...

... duties they have fulfilled. They have excited the fierce hostilities of the two great political parties—the Democrats and the Whigs—by the fearlessness and success ith which they have exposed the hcartlcssness, selfishness, and blindness of the politicians ...

... the whig v. The Whig party, who also held their convention in Baltimore few weeks later, nominated as their candidate General Winfield Seott, who has earned some celebrity in the petty wars of the United gainst the Indians and Mexicans, bet is Jit Nov ...

... law in it than there would be any other law for robbery and murder.” It will be seen by the resolutions the Democratic and Whig parties, that they equally pledge themselves to the slaveholders to support the Compromise measures; the Fugitive Slave Law ...

... enormity of the Fugitive Slave Law, and its utter antagonism to all the principles ot * All sincere abolitionists, whether Whig, Democrat, Free Soil, or Liberty Party, arc well wishers the American Anti-slavery Society, though not aide take their ground ...

... , is to bring them into direct collision with God's instructions to Moses; and to execrate and spit upon’ that part of the Whig or Democratic platform which secures the restoration fugitive slaves to their owners, to scoff at and make mockery God’s law ...

... crowded and delighted auditory. People every class and mode of opinion were there —Pres- and Quakers, Orthodox and Heterodox, Whigs and Democrats ; and judging from the attentiveness of their manner, and the character the discourse, doubt whether there was ...

... than anything else gives colour of truth to such professions, is the fact that antislavery men are found in their ranks. The Whig, though his party and its candidates are pledged to the uttermost bidding of the slaveholders, even to the infamous business ...

... conciliatory, should attend the Romish mass and the Friends’ meeting every alternate Sunday; or who should vote, turn about, for Whigs and Tories at each ensuing election ? Let not he readily induced to give our assistance to the schemes, however plausible, ...

... effort, the Liherty France; and members ot Congicss, was movement of the Whig party. This was slaveholders and others were addressing public snflieient. True to their antipathy to the Whigs, I meetings the glorious theme it was discovered and their supposed ...

... to rouse the mob, now attract ter, E.: was induced to fly from fear of being sold, admiring crowds. People of all classes, Whigs and had been threatened with sale. Came away in Democrats, Presbyterians and Quakers, Slavehold- the , Expenses : ers and ...

... Mexico, solely for the purpose of establishing slavery there. That was not done by a democratic government: it was done by whig government, which has since passed out of being. And when a delegation of New Mexicans come on to Washington to represent the ...