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... success at the bar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, he paid great attention, joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1819 ...
... commiasnjQ to Manufacture Cambric, Lawn, and Linen Handkerchiefs, Satisfactory references can be given.— lease address B. 8., Whig Office.” 6679 ...
... tor neighbourhood, which they may diapoaed to Let, Sell their intereat in, will please communicate particulars to X V Dublin, Whig Office.” * ...
... _v _devoting himself _exclnsivelysto ; the exercise of his profession _; . _' _'In ! 1834 he was _/ _the candidate _of the Whigs for the'digriity ' of ; 8 enator for . his State , but ' was defeated . ' 'la _18 o 6 . ' his _;' name was ; at , the head ...
... and old balance or of power which on the of the South of the union the Democrats of politicians of South who as readily have Whigs offered j facilities for the extension of slavery Although we insurrection of the North as healthy sign an ! asseition of ...
... suit their colour to the climate in which they find themselves. So your hireling scribe is Conservative when Tories pay, and Whig when Liberalsfill his purse. Indiscriminately ferocioua in its attacks, your pole-cat or weazle is agile in its defence, which ...
... not introduce Lancashire rusticity, and perhaps its attendant shrewdness, into the select and somewhat pompous conclave of Whig Cabinet meetings, nor break up forcibly the magic ring official pretensions. On the other hand, the deference of bis manufacturing ...
... shall not be alluded to either in the lectures or other teaching within the institution. The Churchman and the Dissenter—the Whig. Tory, and Radical—the political economist and the disciple of the rights of labour, are expected to forego their various opinions ...
... the treaty they would have had a higher income tax. Further, he demonstrates that the complaints which we often hear from Whigs and Conservatives that property is paying more than its fair share of taxation, and that the greater burden of tax-pay- ing ...
... far aona* tba* that tbs nams. whbb aosn* Has* ago dmtarsd Cansarsatiam to bo a myth, new assarts that tba dbtiaotioa betwom a Whig aad Conoassntlra immaterial that oanaot ka haurrmt. Thfabm a aery look, and as danbt wUI gtaddm th* kiseta amay Cuamraotirm ...
... this is that the Times, which some time ago declared Con- servatism to be a myth, now asserts that the distinction between a Whig and Conservative is su immatarial that it cannot be discovered. This has a very suspicious look, and no doubt it will gladden ...
... BELFAST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1860. THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG” PRICE TWOPENCE—IS THE BEST, LARGEST. CHEAPEST, AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL IN ULSTER. lid A QUARTER. DELIVERED FREE. Ward’s Ulster a Perfected Pens, Made of Finest Steel, are ...