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... Stetson was in Mr. Webster', intinsecy at the time of the Nishimura nomination of General Scott. Prior to that nomination by the Whig party Mr. Webster bad gone as fax in defence of the rights of the South as his Northern heart could allow, ard in a note written ...

... years. Be then went to Bridgewater, in the same State, and took up the pursuit of politics, and soon after was chosen by the whigs to represent the district In the Lower House of the State Legislature. In 1827 and the five following years he continued to ...

... was an ardent admirer and follower of that statesman. Colonel Stewart won his military title in Mexico. In politics he was a whig until the advent of the anti-slavery party. Upon Lincoln's nomination to the Presidency in 1869 Colonel Stewart became his ...

... ago, when the City was lighted with oil lamps. His title at that time Inspector of Lamps In politics he was an old line whig, but in late years he took no active part in politics. With an ample fortune, he travelled extensively in Europe for ten years ...

... the abode of sugar planters. It would, perhaps, astonish our contemporary to learn that Henry Clay was the leader of the Whigs and not of the Dentoerats, and that lie was five times elected Speaker of the House of Representatives, where his laurels were ...