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... tures. 1 an unqualified Repealer, not in the sense in which many at the present day use the word, (who would speak against the Whigs one day, vote them an address the next, and take place from them the day following,) hut one who believes it criminal in persons ...
... quite irre. spective of the protection generously accorded by the Government of the Third, so repeatedly stigmatised by the Whigs of the past and some of the present century—who did not cheerfully share his homely fare with the wretched fugitives whom the ...
... nt has briefly, but strongly, shown the hardship of this new arrangement, the injustice of which roust be admitted even by Whig economists of the Hume School. ...
... the fugitive slave bill form, .l 'the chief object of excitement amongst the advocates for the -abolition. The election of a Whig mayor at Baltimore had led to desperate rioting in that city, in which two persons lost -their lives. The parties whose lives ...
... taught what block- heads they were for their pains. Who cared for their fidelity t to the Whigs when out of office, or their sympathy for the people, although the Whigs were in ? A ready hand for all work-a steady, active, civil, good-tempered young man of ...
... beg on the high- ways, or prolong a life-in-death struggle for a few years in the workhouse ! THE NORTHERN WHIG-TENANT RIGHT. The Northern 'Whig has been one of the most active opponents of the present Tenant right agita- tion. A number of that journal ...
... be a struggle which would clear the atmosphere perhaps for the next half century, and that would worth a contest.—AorfAeru Whig. ...
... They published books much more moderate in their opposition to the German Governments, than the Timts newspaper is to the Whigs. But on the frontiers copies of works, like tbe poems of Herwegh and Hoffmann von Fallersleban, were regularly seized. This ...
... gone forward to Rome at all. The report of its existence, however, will not be without its use. It will afford a pretext to Whig statesmen still to affect a belief that there are moderate and liberal men in theRomish hierarchy of Ireland,and to requir ...
... classedâConservatives, about 229, Whigs, uncontrolled by Roman Catholic influences, 34, and Roman Catholics, about The Catholics and Whigs generally combined their respective numbers. Hence the return of a Liberal or Whig Candidate for the borough. The latter ...
... Cardinal Archbishop Westminster will the very person selected, out of the whole seventy, to introduce him. And, moreover, if the Whigs are then the head affairs in Downingstreet, it is not only probable but past all doubt, that they will rt grin and bear it ...
... MJrien has written a private letter to his friend, Mr. Potter, in which he expresses no admiration of Governor Denison or the Whigs. Petulant puppy- mischievous simpletwfi- he that ' by every law human and divine had earned a halter, and got considerably ...