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... Quincy Adams, a non-slaveholding Whig, was elected once. General Jackson, a Democrat and slaveholder, was twice elected. Martin van Buren, a Democrat and no slaveholder, was elected once. General Harrison, a non-slaveholding Whig, died soon after his election ...
... Quincy Adams, a non-slaveholding Whig, was elected once. General Jackson, a Democrat and slaveholder, was twice elected. Martin van Buren, a Democrat and no slaveholder, was elected once. General Harrison, a non-slaveholding Whig, died soon after his election ...
... THE NEW IRISH LAND ACT. The Northern Whig of Tuesday publishes a comprehensive abstract of the Act for the settlement (it is to be hoped for some time) of the Irish land difficulty, ono of the few measures which will make memorable the rather barren session ...
... enough. Sinking petty differences must be mutual. 'The old Whigs, as well as the Radicals, must sink something. They must have a member each. They must stand honourably shoulder to shoulder. The Whigs must not meanly give their second vote to some plausible ...
... enough. Sinking petty differences must be mutual. The old Whigs, as well as the Radicals, must sink something. They must have a member each. They must stand honourably shoulder to shoulder. The Whigs must not meanly give their second vote to some plausible ...
... A SCENE IN Al' 11?.ISH THEATRE. (From the Northern Whig.) On Saturday evening the performances at the Belfast Theatre were diversified by a scene of an unusual and most disagreeable character, which, for the space of an hour, kept the audience in a state ...
... was that borne in the pages of the Economist, a journal established by him with the aid of certain influential persons in the Whig party. Through the same influence he was enabled to enter Parliament in 1847. His first speeches were listened to with more ...
... TILE NEW IRISH LAND ACT. The Northern Whig of Tuesday publishes a comprehensive abstract of the Act for the settlement (it is to be hoped for some time) of the Irish land difficulty, one of the few measures which will make memorable the rather barren ...
... that borne in the pages of the Economist, a journal established by him with the aid of certain influential, persons in the Whig party. Through the same influence he was enabled to enter Parliament in 1847. His first speeches were listened to with more ...
... course of one of not the least curious chapters in the volume, viz., chap. cxxiv., a chapter headed simply The Policy of the Whigs considered with regard to the Currency. It constitutes altogether one of the most admirably epitomised yet all-sufficient ...
... telous.- Having averted the blame from individuals, and directed it towards parties, he arraigns at the bar of history the late Whig and native American and the present disrupted democratic party. What has become of the several political parties which have ...
... course of one of not the least curious chapters in the volume, viz., chap. cxxiv., a chapter headed simply The Policy of the Whigs considered with regard to the Currency. It constitutes altogether one of the most admirably epitomised yet all-sufficient ...