... failure State a debt The measure was popular however and next election defeated became candidate again m 1839 ticket He State Whig orators In 1841 to Senate 1843 Congress where elections served 1853 During period service in the imposed Orleans in 1815 Texas ...

... large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the State, meeting upon the stump several of the leading Whig Orators, la 1841 he was elected to the State S-'e late. In 1843, he was elected to Congress, where by successive elec- tions ...

... to say gave him more pleasure than any subtoquont success in life. lie served th -, months, on hia return was nominated a Whig candidate for tho Illinoia legislature, but tho county being Democratic he was beaten. His own election precinct, however, ...

... to say gave him more pleasure than any subsequent success in life. He served three months, and on his return was nominated a Whig candidate for the Illinois legislature, bat the county being Democratic was beaten. His own election precinct, however, gave ...

... done something towards modifying these evils far ns London is concemcd, but that gentleman has looked at the matter through Whig official spectacles. want some large-hearted Statesmen not red-tape bound our W big placemen treat the matter broad, truly ...

... case of Southampton compared with the interests of the North London was simply preposterous might be said their friends the Whigs they undoubtedly made great mistake the matter of mails because in the old of packet service there was certain clause which ...

... House was now asked to ac.ept as a final and satisfactory set- tlement, had not beeu derided as an antiquated and exploded Whig doctrine — (loud cheers). The promoters of this bill knew and were acting ou the knowledge that this step would be an irretrievable ...

... third week in July, aud we must theu look out for one of the greatest trials of strength that has takeu place since the Whigs came o'er us for a curse.' It will be hard work to get through the ' private business of the House by the dissolution. The ...

... compared with the iuterests of the North and London was simply preposterou.-. Whatever might be said about their frieuds, the Whigs, they had undoubtedly made a great mistake in the matier of the mails, because in the old contract of the packet service there ...

... and simple meaws for ores, teroU9 er might be -aid about their friend-, the Indeed, the arrangements this rtspoct admirable, whig#, they had undoubtedly made » great in the mutter added which the building is as nearly as possible fire of the mitil’s, because ...

... supported by the electors if his own district as a oaadidate for a real in the State Legialsture ; but him principals beim: Whig. h. was vislected by the comity in favour of Is Democrat. I•asucceasful in the country store which be then opened. he was antedated ...

... at ti.- duly appoist•d weal we sewer blow up and there are bat Is I a day—a light breakfast at., a lighter dinner. Gond lack Whig gurgling and gorging. and gambling, and grumbling 1 and heard as be.erl U. sturdy swaggei las mess of Britain ! I have knewn ...