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... into a corner and pinioned there beyond the power of escape, the editor of the Whig has our permission to indulge low-born instincts in low-flung bravado. Of course the Whig replies in a similar strain, to which its antagonist rejoins witb increased vigour ...
... 'irtlanD. Mr. Smith O'Brien has declined to seek a se.:l ID Par. liament. EPIDEMIC OF ORDER IN NurgAti Whig says, •• All the • isms' seem to have disappeared as if by nidgic. Whiteboyinn, Rockisin. Rihandisai, are scarcely to be heard Orangeism has given ...
... 18th instant. Large mass conventions had been lick in the Wcst, iii favour of Mr. Fremont for President. There had also been a Whig meeting in Boston in his favour. There was an attempt made at a coalition in Pennsylvania between the friends of Fillmore and ...
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... making the wood into matches! According to Mr. Whiteside there is a gentleman who sap; that he received 1,000/. a-year from the Whigs to read the newspapers at his office, and afterwards 1,000/. a-year from the Tories to read the newspapers at home. A London ...
... and harder than their own metal if they remain unmoved. Lord Palmerston is in luck in the matter of church patronage. The whigs generally have been the reverse, and we now find it cal- culated that the first minister of the Crown has at present in his ...
... Fremont has 182 journals in the north and only six in the south; that of the whole number, eighty-two have heretofore been Whig,eighteen Democratic, fifteen Know-Nothing, and seventeen Independent. As for Mr. Fillmore, • he is weak in both sections; yet ...
... and gracefully bent over the abodes of misery. Instances might be multiplied of persons belonging to the conservative, the whig, and the radical camps, in illustration of the causes that still created great political influence among the families of the ...
... revenue tariff only; whilt the Whigs have been generally favourable to a protective scale. The ascendancy of the former party has therefore been looked upon as good for our trade. But at the present moment, the Whigs are disorganized, and very many ...