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... candidate, tuid Scott, the nominee of the Whigs. and the representative of opinions in which Pree-soilism a subordinate element. On that occasion, the op. ponetits of slavery were but a minority of the Whig party, so weak numerically that their principles ...
... it was proposed that a deputation should wait on the Government and ask for an increase of the .Regium Donum. The Northern Whig reports that the motion was vigorously debated for more than two hours, a very strong opposition to it having been offered ...
... appreciated this fact than the Whigs—none have turned it to more profitable account. Were it consistent with our present purpose, we might illustrate this seemingly uncharitable observation by tracing out what the Whigs owe to the use they have made of ...
... full text of tho Pope's encyclical letter, says : _ The schemes of Napoleon depend upon the continuance of the Whig Ministry, and the Whig Ministry depends upon the votes of our representatives in Parliament. This is no time for nice calculations of party ...
... Watches, and Books, value £41,904. The First of these Monthly Competition Al be held la Ust i 1894, to be followed by dors south Whig 1814. ...
... _ The Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means of preventing a long continuance of the war. These are either foreign intervention or suocessful resistance by the Northern Conservative, to the abolition action in Washington. The Whig says:— We want ...
... to the title and estate. 3JR. JAMES COPPOCK, the well-known Parliamentary agent of the Reform Club, in the interests of the Whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of bronchitis. Mr. Coppoek, who Was about fifty-tive years of age, was only in the ...
... Tory ministry. Whig family government become efetd. From being the mere hangers-on and tools of Whig statesmen, the Radicals can become a formidable party, and, to a great extent, dictate their own terms of alliance. The programme of Whig policy, if they ...
... WA NTEI), by R LADY, R SITUATION pa COMPANION A r to au invalid or elderly Lady. Fonfl of tretelliog Whig engaged In domestic affairs. iiighest Heteronym mid moderato salary required. Address, L , Mrs 'forecastle, *sailor, ...
... Burghs will be well weighed by the chiefs of the Whig party: When the really Liberal party, he said, are united on any question, they can make themselves heard and felt ; and perhaps the constitutional Whigs, who love office so dearly, may find out that ...
... congratulation to Earl Russell, but arranged for a banquet, to which they invited all the leading Liberals of the country, whether Whig or Radical, Episcopalian or Nonconformist. It was felt that the occasion was one on which differences in regard to some questions ...
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