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... a white one.— Quer that. Yer an Ablisherner, ar'n't ye P — No, I'm an old-fashioned Whig.— What's that. Never heerd on them afore.— An old. fashioned Whig, madam, is a man whose political principles are perfect, and who is as perfect as his principles ...
... with the lame result. Indeed, nothing could excuse or explain a want of success on the part of the defence. The Ric Arnold Whig of the same date says:—' The enemy has beau foiled in all his efforts. His dead strew the ground in front of our works ; our ...
... year, the Tories accused the Whigs of unscrupulously employing the territorial influence of the Duke of Somerset, in order to defeat the candidate who would otherwise have been the (+vide of tho people ; while the Whigs, by way of retort, affirmed ...
... said that ten Federal offices had been executed in Arkansas for the ante of General SPNeil; and, according to the Richmond Whig, the Federal officers captured at Murfreesboro would be kept in prison until Gen. Butler should be given up to the Confederate ...
... beauty and warmth of the evening, the territorial party found themselves router the cold shade tf opposition. The first few Whig batting motions were easily defeated, Lord Stanhope by bowling proving himself very handy in compelling the involuntary acceptation ...
... remarks, he observed that it had Latterly become greatly the fashion to say that there was no difference now-a-days between Whig and Tory. He believed that was a great fundamental nagtake—(hear, (hear)—and when he bean( 'people saythat political differences ...
... Hon E. Ellice, M.P. for Coventry, for which place he had sat for 43 years, and had acquired the title of the Nestor of the Whigs. The death of Lord Beauchamp calls his son Lord Elmley into the upper house, and vacates a seat for West Worcestershire. The ...
... would be admitted. Thirty Federallaate and twelve gunboats have left Memphis to operate on the Cumlwrland River. The Richmond Whig says : A fight took place at Williamsburg. is , on the 4th (l 14th). The Confederates under dens al Wise drove in the Federal ...
... many of the electors that the interests of the town would be compromised if it were permitted any longer to be treated as a Whig warming-pan ; and in the end, by one indirect influence and another, he won his way to the top of the poll. But his politics ...
... appointed to defend it have left in the hands of the enemy the rolling stock of the principal Southern railroads. The Richmond Whig confesses that this last loss is incalculably important, and wholly irremediable. The Richmond Inquirer admits that the ...
... of Monravieff be the most unfriendly act /et committed by England to- executed to the letter. ward, the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it u THE TOWN CAPTAIN OF WARSAW ON THE Moon:Roo an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis has DECREIL—The ...