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... false and fraudulent, is notorious. We said : Tho reader will note ♦hat the Tahhi seeks to make all its points rendering * Whig’ and Liberal’convertible tei ms, and by impaling or insinuating that the phrases ** Liberal” and “Liberalisin ' represent and ...
... barloy-grower instead of tho Chinese cultivators ; and complains that the budget still leaves financial legislator of tho Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The Times does not deny that every doglo proposal of the Chancellor Exchequer is likely to ...
... barley grower instead of the Chinese cultivators, and complains that the Budget still leaves the financial legislator of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The Timet does not deny that every single proposal the Chancellor of Exchequer is likaly to ...
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... that two candidates are in the field—Viscount Gort, representing the Conservative interest; and the Earl of Listowell, the Whig interest. The last ten elections have passed off without contest, none having taken place since Lord Talbot de Ualabide’s ...
... “Conservatives.” Nevertheless, hero in Ireland the distinction is wide and clear. Mr, Kennedy is Liberal, yet he is little of a Whig as of a Conservative; and there are Conservatives much opposed to as to Whiggory. The Tablet knows this very well; for even ...
... ttudie , l law, became an advocate, and practised with success at Springfield, the capital of Ilinois. We next find him as a Whig polLician, supporting H. Clay in his candidature for the Presidential chair. In 1846 ho was elected to Congress, where he ...
... fv-4 i, ' tc-7.j&ct WAS ZVACIIATZD. The Richmond Whig supplies the following additional particulars : -- Sunday morning, April rted, broke calmly and pleasantly and without anything portentous in events immediately transpiring. There wens rumours of ...
... AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND. The Richmond Whig, which immediately on the Federal army entering Into possession of the city became a Union organ, supplies the following additions! partichlars :—“ Sunday morning, April 2, broke on Richmond calmly and pleasantly ...
... studied law, bscams an advocate, and practised with success at Springfield, the capital of Illinois. We next find him as a Whig” poli.ician, supporting U. Clay in his candidature for the Presidential chair. In 184fi was elected to Congress, where sat ...
... elector for the largo Democratic ticket. canvassed I urge portion of the State, meetiug upon the stnmp several of the leading Whig orators. 1843 ho was elected to Congress, where, suoceasivo elections, served until 1853. During this period of ssrvice was ...
... State at lug. on the Democratic ticket. lie canvassed a large portion of the State, meeting upon the stump Gomel of the leading Whig orators. Ia 1841 he elected to the Staid Senate. In 1843 he was skated to Congress ' where, by successive elections, he served ...