... Nicaragua, p and the Sandwich Islands, which seem still stored cI for future American outbreaks. se Both as a leading member of the Whig party, and fi as connected with the state of Massachuesets, which |r has gained most by the policy, Mr. WEBSTER li was a supporter ...

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... resolved to aim at total, immediate, rnoonditiqna1 repeal of the corn laws, and to that end to kno no1 difference between Whig and Tory. To. this resbol- I tion they have adhered. By adhering to it they have obtained the repeal of the corn laws. By ...

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... who represent more directly, perhaps, than I g either, popular sentiment and feeling, who will I doubtless combine with the Whig and Peelite I contingents in resisting the new scheme oftaxation. In a greater or less degree each of these sections are pledged ...

... do most unmistakeably act upon the- government. Their last action has been to upset an obnoxious Tory Budget. It was not the Whig representatives who did that, nor the Peelite representatives, nor both combined-but it 'was the union of those two sections ...

... the important offices in the Government are to be filled by Tories. The patronage of the state will be in their hands. The Whigs, having assented to sever themselves from the popular party, have been cajoled .into giving up point after point in the Administra- ...

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