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... cluihrely the of hi* was the candidate of the Whigs for the dignity Sytu. tor for his State, but was defeated. In 1866 his name was at the head of the list of the electors of IlUnoil, who Toted for Fremont, opposition to Buchanan. In 1858 he was unanimously ...
... OUR CONTEMPORARIES. TRE WHIGS AND THE EXPECTED REFORM BILL. [From the Morning Jlerold.] Thonch the wild excitement of the Reform Bill tamed dosrn, and af'er the victory the people reeled while on their great acnieretnent. the Radicals had not forgotten ...
... BT RADICAL. POLITICS OF THE PEOPLE. BV OSE OF THEJISELVES. Part I. Price la. The Whig s Courcssio*. ...
... forthcoming Iriyh Land BUI may not accepted the Whig#, and >* the high, minded Eadicala ot-hi» own party, ha# let it be known, that that reaolt will at once introduce the threatened Oonnly Prarchiee Bill, with the object #wampfag. a# hope*, the Oofeaerthtive ...
... BANK.No. 17. KING WILLIAM-ST., CMARING LONDON. Capital ...
... Scott, the Whig Convention, has been received in many parts of the Union with coldness, but in others it was enthusiastically ratified. At Washington, on the evening the 22d, procession was formed, which proceeded to call upon the loading Whigs: it first ...
... and in compliance with his own view of the neces-ities his position, he proposed to offer high office several members the Whig p irty. and even certain members of Lord Uusseir. iiorenament. should, therefore. hav* from his own Mipporters sacrifice their ...
... WOOLWICH. WHIG HT S CLOT HI N G L NOW ON. W. WEIGHT & SOX, Mr, HEW CROSS ROAD, AND 78, HIGH-ST,, DEPTFORD REMOVALS. REMOVALS. J. W. BATE. 63, GREENWICH ROAD. PANTECHNICON FURNITURE VANS n ROAD OR RAIL. TAKING ALL RISK. Vdkkitcbs Waubodiiu. ESTIMATES FREE ...
... OF THEMSELVES. P.rt I. Pn« 1«. Tni Ooxrcsuvn. 1 Amk«ic». Mv Or.am. I T.MPt*Tio«. NTuF TtIAT ArSTBALtA. j AB >tT THAT DOC The Whig** The eooiaE't Lament * To tii» Right lion. W. >'rw Voices the I K. Olausto.nc. I Ac. Ac- ...
... political aspect «• death may said to mark the extinction, « not of great party, yet of great school of ■^^ktonun-bip— the Whigs, who, up to forty Jtors ago, exercised so political an influence in toe Government the country. Of that school *aH Gary, the ...
... Castle? Will they bo untrue to the memory O'Connell, who denounced tho Whig party »» “base, bloody, brutal, Whigs?’* (Irish and Liberal cheers). Under the blighting influence of Whig misrule population of Ireland has declined between IS7I and ISSI from ...
... necessity did nut eiist for its (■nploynient. But bare other and still •ore direct dissension which the conclusion that the Whig Hofcrat,. element in the Liberal party has tnhen alarm, and is anxious prevent it ngeiblc such reconstruction of our Sectoral ...