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... January, 1847, he was Encarnation, but exchanged. In 185] he eparated from the Whig party, in easures. In the summer of 1851 he ran or Kentucky, in opposition to the Whig nominees, upon anti-slavery basis, was defeated. SIMON CAMERON, PENNSYLY. He was ...
... sunshine of an almost fabulous prosperity. But this nice plan does not appear to work well in all the following from the Vicksburg Whig shows :—“* We] earn there is a large of ‘russet shoes’ at Bro: wusville, im Hinds county, which is about to be discon‘ tinued ...
... entitled, d«Ht's yard, and so into adjoining street ('. , This right was denied by the de*ho that he Prevented plaintiff not Whig in di«pute, the question resolved , f i_ one the construction of the deeds under the parties respectively claimed; and on the ...
... on sundry M-P.’s respecting some of the provisions of the Budget. The licensed victaallers are an body, and are potent for Whig or Tory at general elec- tions. Candidates always pay court to and his is the privilege to keep open house for the benefit ...
... the present hill to pass, so that the extension reform should no Io; mger obstruct his battles with his old antagonists, the Whig». Others amo: the Tory opposition would also wi Ningly give it their support, but he feared the Iukewar m policy of (near, ...
... Indians. They then joined the oppo-ition and assisted the Whigs in getti up a series of attacks upon the which kept the whole coun‘ in @ state of excitement altogether unparalleled. Allied with the Whigs and disappointed democrats was the immense power wielded ...
... Sir Thomas. Lawrence ‘the of a tavern ieeper, AL OF W UASE have been furnished with the following OF CREDULITY We (Northern Whig) most extraordinary case occurred at the last Bally- a gentleman who was present during its hearing. A man named and who pledges ...
... thought reasons co’ The ques- tion been made betwee the’ Whigs and the Conser- vatives a stepping stone to officé, and the Conservatives come to the level of the Whigs, the Whigs were obliged to be Whigs and something more (laughter). The two parties differed ...
... aversion to reform, common to both Conservatives and Whigs, hes been psraiysed and struck dumb by this fatal precedens. was i when the Conservatives had pronosed a pound ccunty franchise, for the Whigs to refwse to goasiar. When consented to begin the ment ...
... with party. prohibits foul play and improper advantages ; but polite* honour and candour are too often ignored. The cunning Whig is versa'ile in his misrepresentations of the Tjry ; and the rampant Tery disdains subterfuge, and maligns openly and without ...
... though not for vege. object of self-interest not so bad as it istha dency to represent.” or the natme of a croaking despon. The Whig gives a cheerful acco cul! It says :—“ ant of agri. The fine weather of the agriculturists. Every field at last few days has ...
... Bill is:to be renawed this evening, but when fo ter- minate will. depend upon a count-ont, or upon the wordy perseverance of Whigs and The fate of the measure may now be anticipated with tolerable-e2rtainty—it will ever into am act of Indifference out of ...