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... speech. So long as those principles were main- tained it mattered comparatively little which pari; pnrty might be in power. Tho Whigs used to be continually talking about change, and then when they came into office refusing te make auy chnnge. While that state ...

... and which wnl form the subject fierce the coming session of Parliament, they are such >. even the meet weakly mid coU blooded Whig must feel unusual warmth upon. The Slave Circular is such production one knowing the psst hutory Torr Urn thoroughly, might ...

... circular. Ile again disclaimed and deprecated any party feeling iu the matter, for it was whole heavens above any question of Whig or Tory (applause). He compared the two circulars, and maintained that the whole of the principles asserted in the first were ...

... slightly, this being his customary oratorical gesture. The features convey a grave expression, evidently representing the great Whig Minister in one of his serious moods. The statue which hoes the Houses of Parliament, is nine feet high. As yet no inscription ...

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... Suppose, said • brow-beating Chsriuda (Iowa) Wryer to • be was tryieg to badger one day week, supposes I you that I Gould Whig • doses am of year town to this mattroom who would say they would believe you co oath, what would you lay ? Lad calmly the ...

... choir had departed into the vestry. THE following illigant and characteristic letter has been seat to the Belfast Northern Whig :— Sir,---A letter appearing in your issue of this day, and signed Roman Catholic,' has been brought under my notice. Now ...

... planked epe these who. Abash sever =well. The world, it suet be eawitted, *sadly &vides Jots two *awls who or weD. *sr who mein—Whig mottarly to the fact %et it peedhle fro • mac to be not may ill, sad yet at the woe time to be sot very well. The seoeptasoe ...

... b le rirtwe did sot sari bow they their moan is older is then tastes. They all Wow with to that there gee a Away hard et a Whig • Title for £lO, mad aborsards *Alias it for Womards, sad it was a swiss practise to the pia. Ins trade tirst • Mire • few ...

... from John Binns. Mr. Huston :r n a la s er early in life a Democrat, hot in he • the Adams wing, which afterward t part of the Whig PaltY. George D. Lainoat, eas of tbe Supreme Count judges for the Eighth Distristel Yesk, at his home in Lockport la the My ...

... So long as those principles were main brined it mattered comparatively little which particular party might be in power. Tho Whigs used to be continually talking about chanee, and then when they came into office refusing to a:eke any change. While that state ...