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... break downoftesa Whig aseassirt,aiotahle ?? of one framnedin ignornelies, and folly. !a-u thousand tines luore objectionable thani thepe Cor sent ?? Mail. ('Nouem~ber.) line Our strong conviction, however, ig. thiat ithe aristocracy. vau Whig nd Tory, having ...
... 3d December, Mr. uat King, President pro tem., in the chair. in. Lt is said that the Whigs, with the Georgia and New CsQ tut Jersey votes, claimed and adopted as Whig votes, have a sag non inal mnaority in the House of Representatives. lie The Senate of' ...
... striking difference between us. t0 I've many revolutions'knownI tI But never yet have chang'd my tone. Ul I'm not Tory, nor yet Whig, hi Nor care for polities a fig. h As for my creed, all I sball say, m Is, that 1're sezdota gone astray, al Blit sis atta ...
... their latids itt a matriner offensive to the inhtibi- Uy tints, and it is iioped the nuisaince, tf which bout Tories 'uid Whigs compittin, will speedily he putl a stop to ; but the b)og tilto which the Titnes bas fallen is quite another a.iftor. If the ...
... quite as determinedly its the Tlaies do; in ~tli IVliigs. as it party, having made it an open question, an hi -the ?? of the Whig Ministers in the Raises of Commons all bas-ing voled for it, seventeen members of the Gveertnient so .b~winig in fthe, last ...
... sfnnd ocrw f Ld ond'im n a 'stronug ineetin mathereo, be e m ig PDted. ~ ~ ard kno not wetrtecu s, ~~iarna lsus amongst the Whigs; but ii' know Coll e, that we hav not lab~hiwodto bla~tt Mr. J'ones's char,'tcter, ;. excet uring he' ecsity of eublishing ...
... absurdity of the Tory-RItdical. ire doctrine, that there is little, if any, differencd-16tween Whigs th, and Tories in office. Although we never were Whig- livrad Ni acknowledge no party but our country, we -have nevehar he this superlatively preposterous ...
... tasw-eclares his thorough con. Is victlon that'itiilg 6 h' *sist'trnd .t gj0ic for tge t1erg9ef.a WdenomWnag 8Uppi- ejesay3e p ienw Whig Governmentiag;int prennc to thc O r IS Andlfi thie,' Wi blieVe the Learfied Dobctor Iis- ?? V0 . his o'riflt,' We wiiitb ...
... and the leaders of the4~ ]bias.lTUpon it at occasion the smaller sum - was proposed bythe, Tortes, the lavger one by thes Whigs, and for reasoins which it was not necesasy to mention. (Cheers from t 'Tor members. Mr. HUTTO}N supported the original motion ...
... repeatedly expounded at their meetings, is, that if they can force out the Whigs the Tories must succeed them, but it will only be for a brief season, and then the experiment of a Whig and Tory Government having failed, the only resource will be an ?? Government ...
... tvo political sermons, in the Chartist-balU, Bury. In the H in course of his addresses he denounced the conduct of the tt n, .Whig Government in strong language. At the conclusion al les of each sermon a collection was made towards defraying RI ot- the expenses ...
... increase,~ taking both funded and unfunded debt together, of £1,244,000. Such was the state of the debt In the hands of the Whig Govern-, ment, whtch had dlffiloulties to deal with which no former Govern- mient had to sustain. There was thus an addition ...