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... earlier stages of the anti-slavery propaganda to impress them upon the old Whig party to w-hich he that time belonged Failing in this effort he in 1840 severed his connection with the Whigs and attached himself to the Free Soil party-— new party of pronounced ...
... the Duke of from the succession The “Whig” the cant of olitical advocated the rights of the time of I is be derived either from whig Scottish for being called by opponents from solemn sour : or from the sound whig in of in driving horse there names however ...
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... returned Mr Hamond--(groans)— and I the have not t’ut were serving t it were o: Whig ready kind 1 Permissive Bill it general jxilitical were still have supjiort lie Whig They of opjxisition to victuallers’ is jiosition up Now Mr svppertor Permissive Bill ...
... in matter of peculiar views prefer Tory Jacobite writers he writes “ liars in world consult history for facts principle- Whigs I in the Utter this Ubouring support by misrepresontion of former Rsvolntion itself iniquitous transaction have such of scoundrels ...
... Coningsmark in History of EnglauJ following reference it MURDESXl) Before the of year memorable for progress of the downfall of Whigs persecution of Presbyterians I thing which year First of Mr Thynne a' in the of the city by Coningnmark for which footman As ...
... owing to addicted like aborigines of There accordingly ot bad blood between races- Siol Cuinn or Siol or Campbells the fact Whig Protestant or in dvil following of 1688 almost former remain did firm in the of fallen dynasty be stiff necked well bigoted ...
... acknowledge an imperious necessity for reform It would mislead to describe him as allied by his principles to the distinguished Whig families of the North without explaining that he is as well abreast of advanced politics of his own day as they of the new ...
... little or nothing from the scramble in which been so fortunate There once a long time ago— a known by the curious designation of Whig and it consisted of men who accurately gauged their own wishes in respect of political change who never rested till they had ...