... frightened us with ablest the views * . Whigs. Major O’- shnut orthodoxy, and that we gave in at cnee I Keiu elected the other day tor Imngford, as Tills is the reverse of the truth. The Free Press , & , the whig interferone* in Italy, and the commenced ...

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... with the sinews of war. other course would fruitles*. other times, ere the great bulk of the population were demoralized by Whig practices at elections, money was not much required for fighdng the popular battles. But it is otherwise to-day. The common ...

... announced that persons who have merely declared their intention to become citizens are not liable to be drafted. The Richmond Whig estimates the destruction of cotton since the commencement at from 40,000 to 60,000 hales. The latest reports say that the ...

... number of votes recorded for his opponent. Ballymahon his supporters were only one-fourth fewer in number than those of the Whig official. The townspeople have all retired peaceably their homes, delighted with their victory. The exact figures, as far as ...

... and stirring prepare for the struggles of the hustings. Much stake. The Wexford People has been incessant in fighting against Whig intrigues. Why not the men of Connaught.— Let us rally, then, for Independent Opposition. ’ How the Connaught Patriot could ...

... »*rr; i th* urdaotu The the lift henng eabiitW, * moesenger b»ok to General Graat to know if lha left whig of Geiwral Smith was aecoM ; if *o he wa» reedy .'dranoe. A* the day aa was be , bears from the pnnboate, no account received of their operations ...

... national interest, and as it wears no party hue, it is to hoped that united demand from the Irish members will compel the Whigs to have means supplied for rebuilding Carlisle Bridge a spacious, elegant and satisfactory manner. PRESENTATION TO THE VERY ...

... aeries disasters, but in the heart of a people resolved be free disasters stimulate to increased exertions.” Tne, Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis's government the most lamentable failure in history, and says the helm should be surrendered to abler ...

... the accomplice in his crime. Lord Palmerston had the audacity allude to the nerrices eenderodto the people of Ireland by the Whig party. He called them Liberals yon might as well call liar a veracious man because happened to tell truth once in his life ...

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... University the spring of 1828, just as there were signs abroad coming s*orm, which might well make wise men tremble, when ‘ the Whigs, irritated hy many years of exclusion from office, were ready to bid high for a return to power j and the claims of the Roman ...