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... from the strength of Mr Dunpas as to confer a great advantaze upon Mr Cooxe. It would seem, then, that the influence of the Whig House of extends to a portion of the Conservative as well as the Liberal voters. We find it difficult to appre- hend the motives ...
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... clear Liberal majority. Use and wont, and the inactivity of the Conservatives in Richmond for many years back, together with Whig family in- fluence, have strengthened the cause of Liberalism in the borough; and it came about that when Mr BrunskitL Cooke ...
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... vindication of injured innocence Mr. SSWARD entered public life under the auspices of the Whig party, but he was too pronounced in his anti-slavery proclivities the Whigs. Among dough-faced friends of free institutions was esteemed unsafe, moderate men being ...
... 41st yea, Nerenhelers, Lord PALMERSTON did not hesitate to give him the vacant judgeship. How thoroughly the judgment of the Whig Premier has been vindicated by the judicial career of Sir SHAM the legal profession and the public will bear witness. Patient ...
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... high Federal office, the party which had elected him was enjoying its first taste of power. The te was in trouble, and the Whigs had been called in to save it. Mr Seward raised stron antagonism. He placed his reforming han on every defect and abuse. He ...
... effect of the manner in which the borough of Mor- was dealt in 1868, then, must in future be to one of the quictest little Whig preserves in into one of its liveliest Eve. 2 League is at the remarks of Mr President of the Miners’ at Walc-ll, in which ...