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... , be the surer indication of • wise and protective government. Then go and vote accordingly. whether you thereby keep the Whigs in. or cause them be be turned out. (IEN ER AL . JACKSON'S ESS AG ETOTI I E AMERICAN CI This is • document to set Enthithmen ...
... tile after which • 'white retina ow reformed devalue* how Maneltemer pre% the LLL AID Eon., lows three Mr. awd Mr. boa li,. Whig, lam Car ht.'. • Mato of din holders to Error be the parr of rear* lbs sla Ws if the war, r as re firre this Mr • woe held ...
... !WOO° I 7.4 I 52.600.0n0 We confess that when we et the appalling of the public during the last and present centuries. by Whig, and lance, we feel quite sick at the tumult which a giddy and heedless fietiOn, themselves thrown into poaer by the wayward ...
... is not known to them that, under the domination of boroughmongering parliaments, the right of self-government, to which the Whigs take such in the case of parish money, wan gradually drawn away from the Prot and lot payers, and usurped the landed mimes ...
... amoug the magazines, we can only conclude that it is the work of a maudlin Whig, in Radical clothing, whose mouth is watering fur the oats in the treasury mangers. 'I . he Whig apologist finds a great evil in the jealousy created in the public mind by ...
... we quote his father's authority), of doubling the value of his funded income. As to jobbing in commissions, with which the Whigs will be taunted until some apiritetl man shall turn the jest into an earnest impeachment of .• the cut-purse administration ...
... of mankind to make ern- , : ployrnent scarce, labour worthless, and the soil , linfniitful. .%, if it were impossible for a Whig financier to behave like a gentleman, besides violating the agreement for a three months' trial, Mr. S. Rica refused to relay ...
... Coaaarr, persecuted both by Tories and Whigs, who fanned the expiring of that feeling at..l new of patriouc glow, and once inure brought the good old law. popular vogue. It woo he who first accused the Whigs of being uualile to endure any thing M the ...
... for the administration. That can no longer be hoped or calculated on among those reform members, who are any thing more than Whigs and D'Connellites. Sir WI Luau Motesyours' refused to attend the heeds dinner because the managers would not avaire him beforehand ...