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... House of Representatives. C !g Democrats ?? 35 Democrats ?? 113 ii Whigs' ?? 24 Free Soil Dernocrats ?? 5 t Free Soil ?? 3 Democrat vacancies. 2 r - Whigs. ?? 101 62 Free Soil Whigs ?? 9 M Whig ?? II *7. ?? i he 223 b L- Actual Democratic h rn ?? 7 ly The ...
... the Whig party in the States were favourable to protection, and every body was, O fi accordingly prepared to expect that a Government J1. composed of Whig statesmen should recommend co the principles of their party, But, from all accounts, the Whig Executive ...
... occurred. For nearly a century the mercantile and moneyed - men had been generally Whigs. Now, when the war with France broke out, the selfish anti-Galli- canism taught by the Whigs being yet fresh, con- tracts for new loans, and for warlike stores being profusely ...
... no party motives at Et work in determining this selection. Although a itl constant supporter of Whig principles, and at one de: time the member of a Whig ministry, Mr. Macau- sel ley was never a partisan; and since his resignation res of office has given ...
... of the Whig party, and six by the Demo- en crats. From these one of each party will be all selected by a conveation, and unless the third, lit or freesoil party, nominates a candidate, the se contest will lie between the nominees of the Whigs of and Democrats ...
... ABOLITION OF THE YICEROY=AALTfY OF IRELAND. I .. . .. . . _ Atlast the Whig Government has wisely resolved f I n to abolish the costly and useless, if not pernicious m y piece of pagcantry, the Lord Lieutenaucy of Ire- Sue I land. The office has existed ...
... legitimacy of succession, high church, in- a tolerance of dissenters, enmity to capitalists, or a other new rich men. The Whigs chiefly consisted t of the titled families who had been enriched by I the revolution of 1688, and by the plunder of i' Lr offic ...
... SECTION xi. ADVENT Or WALPOLE, AND REVIEW OF THE SINKING FUND. The first ministry formed under George I comprised the leading Whigs, and a few Tories, who with them had been instrumental in bringing him from Hanover to Engad. Mr. Walpole was Paymaster of ...
... U The Whigs will be stigniatised as betrayers of vY the country,-feeble and bedliddets, bultmalevoleut th llags. Howvever, as notling very patriotic could be expeceted from Destructives, the shower of in- vective will fall lightly on the Whigs. Onl ...
... misguided force Iay set the fram- or-k or the world ablaze: Cursed that the reins are held in such an hour By the weak hands of Whig apostacy. Thereforo tho land hathl need that men like thee Should sp3aktheunvarnishedtruth,andspeak it forth with power There ...
... or want of am( e spirit of their victim, is founded on principles Hi s well known to arbitrary governments, and whichan g a Whig ministry find it convenient to adopt, in bei r defiance of their own recognised opinions and pre-of, e cedents. We will, however ...
... when Ai to. assizes are hol den nuev'er preaentbed 'culpritanote doivcat lan tbhan the miserable conseripts-vio,!for Tory and Whig, I so tin voted against their eou'try and felow monK Convicts of or di. landlordism, bad they -bee!! aruacid iandiand foot' ...