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... poor man. The impracticability of any but a fixed and uniform duty has already been shown the experiment made in 1833-4 by 'he Whig Government, who imposed a scale of duties on qualities, which, as was predicted them by all experienced men, gave rise to the ...
... in which those prelates are sp ken of.” Xbe freeman's Journal is naturally highly indignant at the alarming statement of its Whig ootemporary, and traces its foundation to the report of the sermon above alluded to. The though the official gazette of the ...
... such a rumour. We have received Mr. Clay’s views of the result of the late election, delivered in reply to address from the Whig electors of Kentucky. After a few introductory remarks, Mr. Clay, alluding to the endeavours of a million and a quarter freemen” ...
... appropriates all that the latter is about say. Let us see, then, what we have under the very respectable sanction of the great Whig' Quarterly. The rich making themselves and the poor two orders ; putting asunder those whom Qoo had joined ; living among miserable ...
... October 1, 1843, and ending member 30,1844, was 84,764. is mentioned, as being a current rumour at l ishington, that the Whigs of the Senate were durably disposed towards Mr. Benton’s Annexa,:n Bill, copy of which was published in The some few day* ago ...
... that of Bishop Deavir matters not appear to much better. In the course of a very able letter, pubbshed the Belfast Northern Whig, from the pen of a Roman Catholic gentleman, Mr. Edward O’Rourke, the writer furnishes striking exposure the system of terror ...
... the scale. He has been told that if he does not mind he will be sure to fall in, but be says does not care, for be knows some Whig boys who will be glad to help get him eut. Peel is rude boy. You ought not do the same he does. In Words of One Syllable. Mike ...
... fighting the battle upon one question—the question of free trade. II should like to fight the old battle of Whig and Tory. When the battle of Whig and Tory was fought South Lancashire was safe to the Tories, with a majority of 2,000 ; but now Mr. Entwisle ...
... receiving it as a Whig. Thomas M. Bartley, the late Governor, is a young man, about 33 years of age, has been, and is now, talented and distinguished member of the Democratic party. Mordecia Bartlev, the present Governor, is a Whig, a fine, good-looking ...
... religious independence of the Catholic church in Ireland. Since I commenced this letter I find it avowed by the Whig press, that the Whigs whilst in office had an English agent residing Borne, in order, if possible, to influence the political opinions ...
... of England. It was part and parcel of that system •f centralization of which the Reform Bill was the father. (Cheers.) The Whigs start with this most atrocious bill, then came the Coercion Bill for Ireland, then the Rural Police Bill, which belonged to ...
... Daltons, Powers, Lalore, Ac., the other, thy glory indeed departed. A very proper suggestion made, that all these families. Whig and Tory, Roman CatLolic and Protsstaat, should merge all past differences and combine their Influence defeat the nominee j ...