... doubts? Again, the policy was an inducement to corruption. Where the cal non is, there will gather buzzards and jaekalls. The Whigs justified the principle as indispensable to national development. Now, it would be equally vain to argue for or against the ...

... The election reminds me of that of 1840 when William Henry Harrison was elected and we Detuocrats whipped to pieces by the Whigs. Van Buren was the Presidential Chair and had all the patronage, but his defeat was scarcely less complete than that of President ...

... all,—the most sweeping victory effected in a Presidential contest since the election of Pierce over Scott in 1852, when the Whig Party went to pieces. This remarkable election is regarded as evidence of a transition state in the organization of political ...

... transition. A RETROSPECT shows how the old Whig Party went to pieces; the break appearing by the entry of Free Soilers, indicating the birth of the Republican Party. In the 30th Congress there were only Democrats and Whigs in the Senate. In the 31st two Free ...

... put on a strictly revenue basis a far more radical change will be made in our customs ezhedules than was instituted when the Whig tariff of 1842 was succeeded by the Democratic tt riff of 1846.—' 5. Louis Globe-Democrat Rep.). ...

... Road, S.E. The West End Office of the ANGLO-AMRRICAN Tufts is at the United States Exchange, 9. Strand, and Mr. Charles Alvin Whig is authorized to set for us. Americans who have got anything to print will be waited on by a skilled coin. positor, qualified ...

... combination of anti. slavery Whigs, anti•slavers Democrats and Free Boilers, who, sinking minor differences, united for a well-defined specific purpose. In the first Republican Administration the President was a former Whig, the vice President a former ...

... vice-President Dallas and only passed by a vote of to 27. A Whig Senator from North Carolina requiredy by the State legislature to vote for the Bill resigned rather than do so, but another Whig from Tennesse obeyed his instructions which enabled the Senate ...

... in ::ew York and Pennsylvania, when the Whig Party was beginning to take shape out of the union of forces which distinguished the era of good feeling. Again, in a more powerful and widespread form when the Whig Party, having sumndered to slavery in the ...

... Southern voters dropped, to a great extent, their prejudices and elected numerous Republican representatives. There is a strong Whig leaven in the South, and all that has prevented it from working has been the bioody-shirt policy of some over-zealous Republicans ...

... in which there were 142 Democrsts and 81 Whigs. But it is to be remembered that the Democratic party then was a far more compact party than it is today. Perhaps it will be well to bear in mind also that the Whig party had passed & high tariff in the interval ...

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