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... away without effecting a solution of the Reform difficulty, Bat if the angry jealousy of Mr. Gladstone and the fears of the Whig section are allowed to prevent a settlement, on these must rest the responsibility of keeping unallayed an agitation which ...
... learning, their aristrocratic sympathies, and, among other things, their dislike of the Erastianism always so strong among the Whigs. But now there is a set of high-flyers who plant themselves on the isthmus which joins the extremes of High-Churchism and ...
... Disraeli sit tamely under what looks like mere party conduct in a man, with all his faults, hitherto deemed inaccessible to Whig party feeling? In the very first sentence Mr. Bright received his quietus. He is defending the Liberal monopoly—that (delivered ...
... clvil lords were never consulted upon, but which was a cabinet question ; and it was also a flnni.nr circumstance that when a whig Government was in power there was also a larger forcign squadron than when there was a conservative Government. ‘Hie whole ...
... so numerous that they could have carried the election, and Mr. Lincoln was elected because the Democrats were divided. The Whigs met at Baltimore and nominated Mr, Bell, a slaveholder, who would give no opinion on the question of extending slavery to the ...
... so numerous that they could have carried the election, and Mr. Lincoln was elected becans, the Democrats were divided. The Whigs met at Baltimore, and nominated Mr. Bell, a slaveholder, who would give no opinion on the question of extemling slavery to ...
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... civil lonis were never consulted upon. but which was a cabinet question; and It was also a singular circumstance that when a whig Government was in power there was also a larger foreign squadron than when there was a conservative Government. The whole of ...