... Reform might have been adjusted without deranging any great interests or encroaching upon any popular liberties ; but then the Whigs were in opposition, and, as is well known, they allowed their jealousy of the Conservative Government and their own lust of ...

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... Reform might have been adjusted without deranging any great interests or encroaching upon any popular liberties; but then the Whigs were in opposition, and, as is. well known, they allowed their jealousy of the Conservative Government and their own lust of ...

... States have long ago proved their right to be regarded as a nation distinct from the States of the North ; and the punctilious Whig diplomacy, w’hich considers only the tender feelings of the Yankees, will find very little sympathy beyond the precincts of ...

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