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... the late Daniel O'Conuell, for instance — were to stand for this borough, it would be a matter of so much importance to the Whig party to get him elected, that Mr. Rebow would, by throwing his weight into the Radical scale, increase greatly his influence ...
... the late Daniel O'Connell, for instance — were to stand for this borough, it would be a matter of so much importance to the Whig party to get him elected, tbat Mr. Rebow would, by throwing his weight into tbe Radical scale, increase greatly his intliieiice ...
... between a Whig and a Tory; we know pretty well the artifices made use of by our opponents; we know how difficult it is for a man of the right sort to shrink from his principlesâ (hear, hear) â and we also know how easy it is for a Whig to squeeze ...
... est Kent and Colciikstkj; just concluded, in both of which places the strong Conser- vative majorities ol 1852 are changed to Whig triumphs, speak trumpet tongued ofthe necessity of a reconstruction ol the Conservative party, and the rejection of its present ...
... West Kent and Colchester iust concluded, in both r.f which places the strong Conser- »aiive majorities of 1852 are changed to Whig triumphs, -peak trumpet tongued ofthe necessity of a reconstruction • ...
... s between a Whig and a Tory; we know pretty well the artifices made use of by our opponents; we know how difficult it is for a man of the right sort to shrink from his principles — (hear, hear) — and we also know bow easy it is for a Whig to squeeze himself ...
... - ' Differing though we do politically from Mr. Gvbdon If.bow, we cannot but congratulate ourtownsmen on the yen nuilerate Whig-Kadiealism professed by tbat gentleman. The declaration of Liberal opinions pot forth by him is s. •videnlly wrought up by ...
... votes or by abstaining from voting, pl»ce another family in such a questionable position in relation to this Town, tbat some Whig Frewen may at soma other county meeting tell the world that the influence of the Gurdon Rebow family can secure the seat for ...
... delightful 'postcript, which said— 1 shall give a general support to Lord John Russell. (Laughter.) Mr. lAVLOR. Like Mr. Haven's Whig speech, and vote for Lord John Manners in 1852. Mr. HAVENS.— That I shall come to presently ; lam very proud of the vote I ...
... delightful postcript, which said — I fcuil! gives general support to Lord John Russell. (Laughter.) Mr. TAYLOR. Like Mr. Haven's Whig speech, and vote Ut Lord John Manners in IHb'l. Mr. HAVENS. — That I shall come to presently; I am very proud of the vote I ...
... their support — and fearing tbat, by dividing the Conservative strength of the Borough, 1 should ensure the success of the Whig Candidate, I cannot, consistently with my desire to promote the interests of Protestant Conserva- tism, do otherwise than suspend ...
... their support — and fearing that, by dividing the Conservative strength of the Borough, I should ensure the success of the Whig Candidate, I cannot, consistently with my desire to promote the interests of Protestant Conserva- tism, do otherwise than suspend ...