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... The Whig speaks of President Lincoln's proclamation as ordering a servile insurrection in the Confederate States. It speaks of the cruelty of the administration, and says Butler is a saint compared with his master. Tbe Athenccum states, on trustworthy ...
... COUNTRY AGENTS. The Independent is Supplied by the folio whig Agents:— Barnsley T. I.inoakd, Chronicle Office. T. W_terfi_eid, bookaeller. BakeweU John Hatwuld, Vicarage lane. Hartford Joß_ KiaK. baslow Alfiu'-d Coatbs, druggist. J!rada;ell Si-NCKR I ...
... Congress has resolved in all future actions to hoist the black tlag, and to exterminate the national forces. The Richmond Whig of the Ist announces that military operations are henceforth to assume a very grave character ; that the new proclamation will ...
... Snepherdstowu \ engagement is impending. The Confederal 11 General Lee bas made preparations to meet tk enemy. The Richmond Whig has information that th entire Confederate loss at the Manassas battle 5000, and in all the engagements in Marvl from 5000 ...
... end of four years the Democrats returned to office, and held it for twelve years, still with eminent Success. Then came the Whig triumph of 1848, which led to another failure of the anti- Democrats, who broke all to pieces in less than six months after ...
... Congress has resolved in all future actions to hoist the black liag, and to exterminate the national forces. The Richmond Whig of the Ist announces that military operations are henceforth to assume a very grave character ; that the new proclamation will ...
... yesterday, awarded the cup for the large farm to Mr. U. Lf^uker, ai.d tlie cup tor the- small farm to Mr. lieo. Rogers. The Whig speaks of President Lincoln's proclamation as ordering a servile insurrection in the Confederate States. It speaks of the cruelty ...
... so much passion, energy, furor, that it must last years knd years. The Nwe York Times quotes the statement of the Richmond Whig of Saturday, that among the captures _ade by the Confederates at Harper's Ferry were 2000 -jegroes, aud says :— Of course ...
... there is abundance of room for all.' — l am, &c, David Livingstone. —. » — A Riot PbEVEXTED — A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing from Drogheda, says: — For the past week lliis town has been extensively placarded wilh the announcement that the ...
... permitted to revisit the glimpses of the moon, they would find themselves as much out of place at Castle Hedingham as in any Whig-Radical assemblage. Mr. Bebesford and Mr. Do Cane, in addressing their friends, could hardly avoid giving some account of the ...
... made a wise choice. His intlu.uce iv the Lords, and Mr. Peel's in the Commous, sup por led hy the disin- terested aid of the Whig party, can ied that great measure, and at the same time reut to its ver \ roots tbe trunk of lory ism. Then cuine the Reform ...