... post, was far from being popular at the Southl, and he has no political strength there now of any importance outside the old Whig party of Virginia. His position with his own people is a trying one, and he must he look ed upon simply as the right arm of ...

... character to render its suppression by the Federal Government likely, and yet we hear of it only through h Richmond. The Richmond Whig is informed that the t3 . entire Cblnfederate loss in the second battle of Ball Run T amounts to 5,000 men, and that their ...

... gladness was the union which prevailed among good men in supporting the State and National Governmient, forgetting that they were Whigs or Democrats; and not less cheering was it in the generous devotion which all of foreiqn birth have offered to their adopted ...