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... Richmond MJP> tfctectronearing asscitien* oould be believed the result of the Northern elections would be equal I-* peace, bet the Whig places coiifidence ho such assertions,,' The Southern journals assert that the Eederals w#r» i defeated in their expedition ...
... We hope, however, that whoever may be the Queen’s Ministers will also be the Prince’s Ministers, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, will be ever able claim that them belong preferences and likings which, for his sake and for all our sakes ...
... may hereafter allowthe reigning King increMed influence in some departments public business. George 111. s etruggk with the whig aristocracy and with successive ministers not likely to be renewed. u settled, once for aff, that the leader a parliamentary ...
... igQyeropnt hitherto beendependent. This authoritative expression of dissatisfaction, which from the first existed, with the low Whig tone of the projectors, lias produced a legion of Nationalist opponents. None fear now to assail tiie affected moderation by ...
... consequently visited with the distrust of many who on other subjects than Italy agree more nearly with them than with the Whigs. There is nothing done for Conservatism by abusing Lord Palmerston for policy which all dislikers despotism approve. It is ...
... parties. The Mozart and the Tammany Hall wings of the Democracy have united, and have also taken into partnership the Old Line Whigs, and the Know Nothings It a tremendous alliance. So far this city is concerned Ido not see but they must sweep all before them ...
... enough to i attack M’Clellan. The ground won in the morning by the Federals, who were in tremendous force upon their right whig, was swiftly recovered, and held until the end of the day. At 4 in the afternoon General A. P. Hill’s division came up and ...
... Government. It is the product of a deep and deplorable depravement. The perpetrators are demoralised, and care no more for Whig or for Tory than they care for the ebbing or flowing of the tide. To writers on the duty of Government this ought not to be ...