... those who appeared the best men. The great crime we com. mitted in the estimation of the family Whigs, was in lending aid to a second candidate. If the Whigs would have worked ; if theie dall leaden souls had not with craft sought to carry their point by ...

... the hop, member tto have remembered that the history cf the Whig party for the last thirty years bed been that of pledges loosely given aod instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig ia office wes an ugly dog weil mozzied.—Mr. Maguire said the ...

... ising Trinity in Whig-plann'd temples all in a row ! bat japer’s month is shut ! By it system” curs’d, are mate, though fit to burst. What can still groan, sigh, or sob? “ Stocks” and “ nine-tails” do that job ! to look at a show, Whig-gagg'd Britons all ...

... announced that persons who have merely de- clared their intention to become citizens are not liable to be drafted. The Richmond Whig estimates the destruc. tion of cotton since the commencement of the war at from 40,000 to 60,000 bales. Latest reports say ...

... themselves in all that constitutes real manhood Feargus used to say thet Tories were de- mons from the bottomless pit; but that Whigs were evil spirits in disguise. We pass by the attack op ourselves where etiquette forbad a reply. When we have taken the M ...

... Papists, and that, consequently, our religious liberties are at stake; but are not the Whigs just as bad as the Tories? Well, he never undertook to defend the Whigs, and if the Whies did wrong, that was no reason why the Tories should do wrong. (Hear, ...

... NTA AND RETALIATION The Whig, of September 30, contains the In the Confederate Senate, on the 29th of September, Mr. Semmes, of Louisiana, submiited the following joint resolution :— Resolved by the Congress of the Confederate States—That the Proclamation ...

... BOHEMIAN,” RUMORED CAPTURE OF FORT SUMTER. GUEKILLAS SUCCESS IN THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK New Yorn, Avovsr 22, Evesino.—The Richmond Whig contains news to the 2h statrog that daring the last 24 hours the Pederal operations were confioed to a sieady and bombardment ...

... 5) port for the purpose of preventing the retura of th e Conserva- tives to power. A Conservative himself, supported a by Whigs and Radicals, he forgot the policy of government, and set up as dictator. The shuftling of the cards in political play, gave ...

... party a little gratitade, more than 30 years of vassalage have repaid it. Dur- jis 30 years we have been the bondsmen of the Whigs, «lad to pick up the crumbs that fell from their table, which now were devoured by place hunting Catholics. We may ourselves ...

... property worth mentioningin Norfolk ; andwhen at the if te general election, he endeavoured to & candidate in the interest of the Whigs, he cou ii not get a hearing. How delusive is the vor yppuli ! At one mo- ment he was, perhaps, the most pop' man in Kngland ...

... Alderman Sidney. The poll took place yesterday. ‘Che following is tho state of the poll at 12 o'clock at noon :—Alderman Sidney (Whig), 716; Lord Sandon (Conservative), 324. Lord sandon has retired. INTERESTING Marriace Ceremony AT MINSTER, Kent.—This village ...