... Commission to the South to stud the position without reference to Party. The great object of the President is to detach the old Whigs and Douglas Democrats, and organize them into an Administrative Party of %%lutes, whom the Blacks will follow, and thus break ...

... Thursday, Sege EEPUBLIC• . Map • SILITAWNIO Wl* • • ••• • • 111/111 1 11 WS 16 *ADRIATIC .. Thursday. Sege IS Whig at Quewastown the following day. Intermediate will be carried on voyages marked • FARE .C 7 and £B. SALOON PASSAGE-12, 15,18 ...

... to persuasion; to compulsion, rather than the exercise the man exerts over himself, and Mr. Boutelle, who is editor of the Whig and Courier., admits this in its columns,— because the public sentiment of the city would not sustain the enforcement of the ...

... ability. Sir William Harcourt is only a political Dugald Dalgetty, as Tories say, who used defiantly to boast that he was a Whig, while as Home Secretary he was a Saul to the Irish. Now this turncoat, ripening with the times, breathes lire ...

... If he means a real amendment, then he must be prepared to head the Radical party against the whole territorial aristocracy, Whig and Tory. If he means nothing more than words fair to the ear and des lusive in practice, then he is arousing a storm through ...

... and recrossed as has not happened in the memory of any one whose memory does not go back to the campaign of 'A, in which the Whig part 7 was disorganized. . . There is no longer room to doubt that there will soon be two btrongly organixed parties at the ...

... State, and the Mormon vote, cast as a unit, controlled the Congressional district by holding the balance of power between Whigs and Democrats. In the same way their power in the Legislature was such that Stephen A. ...

... CLAYTON•BULWER TREATY. In 1850, under the only Whig administration, we made the Clayton andlwer Treaty in which we cntered into an alliance with Great Britain and agreed not to interfere with the territery of Nicaragua. The understanding of this Treaty ...

... Hampshire. It was the revolt of John P. Hale and his friends from the Democrats in 1845, which, together with the revolt from the Whig party in Massachusetts of Sumner and Adams and Palfrey and Phillips, planted the seed of the Free-Soil movement of 1818, and ...

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... party from the reproach of bad behaviour during the American war—a reproach which, along with the disrepute attending, both Whig and Tory are doomed about equally to bear.-1 am, Sir, your most obedient servant, J. P. Connwrr. Manchester, February 22, 1872 ...

... living who remember the great days of their party—the days when hosts of public spirited and sincere men left the ranks of the Whigs and of the Democrats to found a new organization devoted to high moral and political aims, under the leadership of staternen ...