... sessions. now studied law, became advocate’ and practised with success at Springfleld, the capital Illinois. next find him as a Whig” politician, eup porting H. Clay his candidature for the Presidential chair. In 1846 he was elected to Congress, where he fat ...

... eupport from the Catholics Ireland yonr opening speech and yonr identifying yonrself with the aonp system will have acquired lor Whig patrons. lon state that last year yon were so and bashful, and that yon did not see yonr way—in fact, yon were purblind by ...

... essence of independent opposition consisted in opposing the Whig*. He did not nrge independent opposition to the Tories, lor knew it was unnecessary. The Tories did not give a shilling to Whigs, Gid bless them for (laughter). While was resting would tell ...

... Independent parliaoeltory. action consisted In holding the balance evenly bytwqen 1ll the great' paties in the sta, whelbei Whigs, Torie4, or Radicals, always, however, keeping an eye to I that scale which went donnto thecountr,not loaded . by good measures ...

... that they were now all cordially united in maintaining their position in the representation in spite of the exertions of the Whigs. A meeting of the party in South Essex was also held at Chelmsford, on Friday, when it was agreed to present a requisition ...

... essence of of Independent Opposition consisted in opposing the Whigs. He did not urge Independent Opposition the Tories, for he knew it was unnecessary. The Tories did not give a shilling Whigs. God bless them for it (laughter). While was resting he would ...

... of lllinoi*. end in tbe following y ebont the time of oor own Keform Bill being became candidate tor seat in Lagi'la'nreon Whig principles, bat was onvnec»aafol. then tamed his aUen'ion in another dir•■rtioo. and store keeper, with which eabaeqaently ...

... at large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the state, meeting upon the atutap several-of the leading Whig orators. In 1811 he was elected to the State Senate. In. 1843 he was elected to Congress, where, by successive electiong,th ...

... large on the Democratic ticket He can stody large portion of the State, meeting u omas, being stump several of the leading Whig orat: 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. her of he was elected to Congress, where, by su d uot elections, he served until ...

... Macaulay, iu his history, is emphatic upon of this consiitutional triumph of principle, which ho insists wsofiecicd by the Whigs the Revolution. His wordare;— In Parliament the ministers ore t«- act ona man on all questions relating to tho execo live ...

... barley-grower instead of the Chinese cultivator, and complains that the Budget stil' leaves the financial legislation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The Times does not deny that every single proposal ol the Chancellor of the Exchequer is likely ...

... state at large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed large portion the slate, meeting upon the stump revtral of the leading Whig orators. la 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 was elected to Congress, where, by successive elections, served ...