Niles' Weekly Register, Količina 49H. Niles, 1835 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... whigs and 16 administration men . In the house of representatives , there were 61 whigs and 39 administration men . In the next con- gress , the state will be represented by 9 whigs and 4 administra- tion men , as follows : 1st district ...
... whigs and 16 administration men . In the house of representatives , there were 61 whigs and 39 administration men . In the next con- gress , the state will be represented by 9 whigs and 4 administra- tion men , as follows : 1st district ...
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... whigs amount to Wolf and Muhlenberg votes .... Majority of the whigs . 452 323 256 .2,196 Every ward for " Ritner " -the votes for Wolf and Muhlen- berg being added together . Six out of the seven wards in the Northern Liberties , are ...
... whigs amount to Wolf and Muhlenberg votes .... Majority of the whigs . 452 323 256 .2,196 Every ward for " Ritner " -the votes for Wolf and Muhlen- berg being added together . Six out of the seven wards in the Northern Liberties , are ...
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By Wm . P. Creed , of the Philadelphia whig committee . The whigs of Maryland - Their successful struggle in defence of con- stitutional liberty , merits the approbation of all good men . By O. Tower . The whigs - Their whole country is ...
By Wm . P. Creed , of the Philadelphia whig committee . The whigs of Maryland - Their successful struggle in defence of con- stitutional liberty , merits the approbation of all good men . By O. Tower . The whigs - Their whole country is ...
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