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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1850. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1850. ...
... am, There is Whig morality. The claim is objected to as bad, and not founded on a proper qualification. •'Support us with your vote, say the hige, and we shall allow vou to be enrolled, although you have no qualification. Flow many Whig votes throughout ...
... its pride and independence. Extermination, sanctioned by English law—tyranny unheard of in the annals of earliest suffering—Whig systems, destined to kill and slay our countrymen—have nearly done their wont. Onr poorhouscs are crowded with the dying and ...
... value these explanations. We desire merely to call attention fact itself, viz., that in every rank of politicians, whether Whigs, Peelite?, or Radicals, it was universally admitted that tho result of the experiment was a depression of the value agricultural ...
... delivered from the office the Sunday. Cor NTT Hkoistratiov. In lant wortatc*! tl«j nun Hot t»f hv |mrtu*s thenwelve* «n«l by Whig and 'fWv agonU *’ 21); the number should have been 19. The total nuraljer of was GO, of which 17 were re-inrol- BM’UtS. Ashore ...
... wlqch has recently appeared in the London Morning Chronicle, and in which the the idiosyocracies and shortcomings of Cabinet Whigs are very happily ridiculed. Norfolk—The Potash Thisrclchrated place, famed the residence of the late James Rlomefield Rush ...
... its pride and independence. Extermination, sanctioned by Euglish lawtyranny unheard of in the annals of earliest suffering Whig systems, destined to kill and slay our countrymenhave nearly done their worst. Our poorhouses are crowded with the dying and ...
... virtually uislranciiised the nation. His reign was a tissue of intrigues; and our own far-seeing Palmerston, the and peril of whig*, was more than once untwined the wily monarch. England, the natiui, hud duped, received him with true English gemro-it) when ...
... accordance with his views of governments. He may have been considered, while the subject of the restoration, a very aristocratic whig. The same opinions were carried to the throne when he was elected King, in the necessities of the Revolution. He was designated ...
... ion against the Indians had been brought to close. The elections still prove favourable to the Whig cause. In Indiana. lowa, and Van Bnren counties, Whigs have been returned. An attempt is to be made on the part of the Democrats to defeat the Texas and ...