... to persuasion; to compulsion, rather than the exercise the man exerts over himself, and Mr. 800 telle, who is editor of the Whig and Courier, admits this in its columns,— because the public sentiment of the city would not sustain the enforcement of the ...

... certain for the Whigs; Virginia was certain for the i .Democrats ; North Carolina was generally Whig, while South Caro. lina was reliable for tile Deleocrata; Georgia and Florida were inclined to tee Whig; Alabama probably never gave a Whig In tjority ; ...

... always corrupting and brings a low, worthless self-seeking class of men to the front. The Parnellites are no better than the Whigs and the West Britons of the Pd'Carthyttes. ...

... his youth, but afterwards turned farmer in Virginia There be became a member of the Legislature in 1844 and 1841, and was a whig elector in the campaign which elected Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore. He returned to Maryland and espoused the cause of ...

... himself a Republican, and the other a Liberal. The dissentient Liberals are composed of the extremes of the Liberal Party—the Whigs under Lord Hartington, and the Radicals under Mr. Chamberlain. Ple Whiggery tif the Devonshire family in i days of Dukes now ...

... he found Ilictiortez by. this time he is probab l y still in ignoisine- in. o f his collea gu es were in the sem boat.— Ii) Whig. •. . The fenee owner who up a sigioelltick no bills as a warning to agents for tbeatrieel companies would possibly do more ...

... rule of an upper or property-holding class, the voters having a property qualification very much as in England in the days of Whig supremacy, only England had a Sovereign, though virtually the nobles and great landowners ruled. There is, therefore, in Chili ...

... and was its postmaster with!. Taylor, and there occurred the free-soil gathering referred to, when Mr. Slosson had left the whig parts.. Mr. Slosson's father was a soldier in the war of 1812, and his grandfathet a captain the Revolutionary Army. Dr. Samuel ...

... Thomas Corwin. He served two years in the State Legislature, and acquitted himself so well that he wee elected to Congress as a Whig, serving from 1843 to 1851. He was U. S. Minister to Brazil, and negotiated many important treaties. On the outbreak of the ...

... desetibes as the great an- tagonist of aristocracy, though he Cegan his career so as to call forth a Macaulay essay, a _ . _ Whig attack on the rising hope of the stern and unbinding Tories. His transition has been gradual. When he began, he was a religious ...

... State, and the Mormon vote, cast as a unit, controlled the Congressional district by holding the balance of power between Whigs and Democrats. In the same way their power in the Legislature was such that Stephen A. Douglas, when first elected to the Senate ...

... nothing ; though every- Lady could not afford 3do it. The farmers go on from year to year under the impression that the next will Whig a change; that the cycle of bad will break, and a cycle of good seasons set in, which would restore them to the poaitiou they ...