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... snti AngUeUm they are obliged to conceal it. Michigan itself isTiniine whig. lowa, the remotest of the northwest, and Florida's the remotest of the south-easi, the TSors are whigs. The pendulum, hich struck off the denirenUve side after the death of Harrison ...
... ami of Ohio, belonging the Krev-Soilerj, fenner elected aid of. Whig votes, the latter that •*»’ Ixxaitbco. The | (louse of Representatives, whn »h.- lull num- *HT i ...
... arrived out the m. ..tthc 10th. new, intereftittr. Ccneral Tayb.r bad I-ecu nominated enadi.latc f- r 'ao presidency n’. ;! whig -nventioo of I'ldladclpbia agnatm -j -i ay. Millard Fillmore was . vi -c--pr. fid.-nt t!:.- same occasion. At imelingo in New ...
... it rebuts the charge of domestic influence i and family connection sometimes urged excess against the Whig Government. It is the misfortune j the Whigs, well their strength and their : glory, that long adherence to the same political tradi-! turns has gradually ...
... possible imputation of nepotism, and he has called to his councils Sir K. T. Baring, now M.P. for Portsmouth, and formerly Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer under Lord Melbourne. entirely approve the swlection which he has made: if the place was to in ...
... NOMINATION OK DENISON. At a nnmoroas mot-ting f'unsorvativc an.i Whig gont 101 l nit, cotivinotl private oimilar, heM nt on the nflt-moon of Friilay last, the following tuofion, mode by Colonel Tempest, ami neromletl James Scarlett, Eatp, was uaanimoimlv ...
... mercantile world, and would prove satisfactory to the countrv at arge. Uut Mr Hemes urged these considemthms* to vain' The Whigs are very willing exalt the public opinion, and to defer ostentatiously to its directing power, if it happen be in conformity ...
... Ohio, . *i I elsewhere, f..r govetue:* aiul mciuliera stale legislatures, wen* > ousl-U-rexl v-niiaentlv I ivoni'al.’e the whig inttresU, o. th.*t the Zachary Taylor wen* very sang*ii*ve suire^a. is crporte.l tranquil, and Herreras *t.,t* i) *,. » ftitttoa ...
... entitled to offer any objection, where it does not involve the neglect of a great public duty. But cannot forget that while the Whig Bishop of Limerick was absent in the sweet •oath,” the peasantry of his dioccasc were perishing famine, pestilence, ami cold ...
... willing to receive. not defend tins practice, but it is one which has late years become very common, and it is one to which the Whigs are particularly prone. It is said some that the practice an unavoidable consequence of popular repre- entation; but it may ...
... of moment, as showing, like straws upon the surface of the stream, the course of the currmt. Between the Peel party and the Whigs then* is really no important element of difference. In their present divided state, neither party is strong enough singly to ...
... treated grails; (hit woolly thing* are subject to decay,** A* Drvdcn pas.' like mist away. So soon, 100 soon, alas! time's silent whig Swept o’er thee, leaving an -ioos thing. Thy scams grew open, and the pierring blast Through each wile oriflee too easily pass’d ...