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THE DUNDALK DEMOCRAT AND JOURNAL—MARCII 2fl, 1859

... upon Ireland a new era of dreary and hopeless Whig dominion— If, yielling a fatal impatience, or duped specious theories Reform, in which have really ii.terest, or melted to pity by ihe cries of famished Whigs hungering for office, the poor, but coble, little ...

THE MINISTKT

... duration. He is beset on all sides by enemies. The Conservatives are opposed him ; the Radicals are against him; aud the disci 'Whigs arc evidently his enemies. The war party in England will sustain him or the con. in with ilns of ...

Tb« Fr*«*. the FBUITB THE COALITION. CfßO* THE TABLET.) Tim* patkne* .fi** world * * rid bar. to gW* w.y

... to tb^UJJ*. • coalition to use him at the oresK>nK J> Whig , plr ' conld nerer count upon the , that Lord The judicious bottle hol,°,es hl * P o P ,V to the Whig holders wer , * detatch the Whigs from fc Sernm.nt .nd sow di.trn.t Pari-, whither he w ...

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... *ertlcn, by death, and by em.grat.on, 0 its ablest member*. Luos* and I)iffy wo gore; olher. have allied them.elTesto the Whigs, sgaiutt betrayal civil and reliLious freedom the great meeting alluded o most -h.licallr pronounced; but sufficient nuit ...

CRIME AND OUTRAGE

... dove that conceal, assassin dagger. Whilst speaking kind words and making fair pro ones Ireland, the Whigs stabbed her to the t. W« are against un-nixed Whig Cabinet, lint would > counsel oppo iti to the Tories order that every aristocratic govern ...

THE HIM'AI.K DEMOCRAT AM) PEOPLE'S JOURNAL—MARCH 13, im

... you will not he permitted to do again. The people of Louth will have nothing more do with Whigs like you; for Whig is (he falsest creature in exi. tence. A Whig would smile in your face as a friend, and in five minutes order you to be bound fetters. would ...

TIPPERARY

... TIPPERARY. Thu election has ended in the defeat of Mt. Gill, and in the return of Mr. Moore, the Whig, who, it is stated, thought to into parliament without any pledge, but who, when he found an opponent in the field, improved hi* address, and made it ...

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

... Lord Derby’s government, overthrown the Irish Party, is amongs; the things that were and after various interviews between the Whigs and the Peebles, a sort of patched-up ministry has been constructed Lord Aberdeen. How lon* such a government may last it would ...

AMERICA

... > Ohio ; Marshall, Democrat Know-Nothing, Kentu'kj*: Ran Us. Deoiocrat Nothing, Vtaisaohagi'tu ; Ful'er. Whig, Panosyleaa nia ; and Peoington, Whig, New Jeriay. Four ballots were taken on the first day. On the second day there were fire ballots of which ...

William Somerville has abandoned all hopes

... Brodigan cannot, therefore, cause any diversion in his favor, and he come forward it will not -as warming pan for the discarded Whig secrctrv, for he must then stand on his own bottom, and rise or fall his own merits. What these merits arc the public have ...