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... admission of Kanzas begias to be Herald ‘classes the numbers :—Demoerats, tion Know- Scuthern Whigs, 9; Union 60; Aboli Republicans, 68; 15; Northren Whigs, or Abolition ...
... Administration, without adding much to its strength. Lord Stanley Alderley has been admitted into the Cabinet, after serving the Whigs in divers subordinate capacities for nearly quarter of a century; and Ur. M. T. Baines has been honoured with the snug but ...
... between Whigs and Democrats. As the. meeting of Congress approaches, the position which the Know-Nothing members will take upon the admission of Kanzas begins to be questioned. The Hera d classes the members thus Democrats, 81; Southern Whigs, 9; Union ...
... the more prominent political parties now in vogue in the United States is frinn'the New York Tribune ;—Republicans, Whigs, Democratic Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver Grays, Prohibitionists, Temperance Party, Stringent Licensers, Moral Suasionists, Constitutional ...
... the more prominent political parties now in vogue in the United States is from the New York Tribune :—Republicans, Whigs, Democratic Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver Grays, Prohibitionists, Temperance Party, Stringent Licensers, Moral Stasionists, Constitutional ...
... saonlil not hc enterustedi nomhsoallly to himself, but to Oilto whlo Ntill prepare tile way for his lord- ship and hia great Whig aristocratical confedhe- rates, to uqurp the Goverinment of the niapite.1 Ai'ter watniti-tig a public -agaiust 1 the machina- ...
... le should not be entrusted nominaally to himself, ~o but to one who will prepare the way for his lord- d ship and his great Whig aristooratical 6onfede- se rates, to usurp the Government. of the empire. '6 After warning the public against the machinua ...
... PALMERSTON'S wish and intention to resign. Numerous are the conjectures as to his probable successor. The rampant portion of the Whig-Radical section assert, confidently, that Lord RUSSELL, although .not likely to be appointed, will be consulted on the new ...
... PALMERSTON'S wish and intention to resign. Numerous are the conjectures as to his probable successor. The rampant portion of the Whig-Radical section assert, confidently, that Lord Jons RUSSELL, although not likely to be appointed, will be consulted on the ...
... divide among them the Northern Know-nothings and Black Republicans; Mr. Marshall, Kentucky, has the Southern Know-nothings and Whigs. the fourth vote Richardson loees two, Campbell gains four, Pennii gt >n and Banks one—Fuller and Marshall remaining stationary ...
... 'suffrages of the Commons; but it i s understood that:Mr. Fitzroy, the chairman of committees, will be put lforward by the old whig party. The salary is 6,000/ per annum, with a peerage on retirement, and 5,000/ for three lives.—Morning Advertirer. ...
... suffrages of the Commons; but it is understood that Mr. Fitzroy, the chairman of committees, will be put de o. forward by the old Whig party. The salary is £6000 fir ra per annum, with a peerage on retirement, and £5000 for th ir- three ?? Advertiser. - ?? in ...