... Independent Voter has mwoi're-al than discretion, and I fear .as much indifference about facts and the truth as he has for Whig, Tory, or Madical in the approaching contest. His conclnsion betrays prejudice, not merely for his own giratification, but ...

... dissatisfaction is expressed by the Southerni generals with Pemberton's military operations si against Grant, and the Richmnond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his d sword from Pemberton and placed him under tI arrest. T'bhe Peterdburg ...

... no questions about the past Of what importance as it to, our country now whether a patriot citizen has been a Democrat, or a Whig or Republican, or Conservativo, or Radical Eberetofore? Who can say that he, himself has never erred, or that his neighbour- ...

... dissatisfaction is expressed bythe Southern generals with Pemberton s military operations against Grant, and the Richsuond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his sword from Pemberton and placed him uader arrest. af The Petersbusrg ...

... self or by his servants, uses such an instrument shall ever obtain my vote or interest. I care in this matter neither fur Whig, Tory, or RadicaL I love fair dealing between man and man, and if I keep scales and weights and am an honest man I wilv take ...

... last. No subsequent eugager.erit of consequence had occurred. The draft has not yet been resumed in New York. The Rieldmond Whig, of the 31st ultimo, an nounces the death of the Hon. W. L. Yancey, of the Confederate Congress. Mr. Cisco, the United States ...

... of this institution upon ) having reached a stage when, whatever the senti- I ments of the chief magistrate may bo-whether Whig, or Tory, or Radical-he feels it to be one of his first duties-shall I not say oneof the highest pleasures he can have thr ...

... express his opinion of the melancholy state of Ireland. Its Government was utterly incapable; its head was surrounded with old Whigs who kept him in utter ignorance; and its Chief Secretary was both in. capable and unpopular. There was every element of distress ...

... Charleston, supposed to have been h caused by the premature going off of some of the S submarine torpedoes. p The Rilchmead Whig states that on the 7th the Federal iron-clads succeeded in passing the bar of Charleston, and were then at anchor. This was ...

... matters of the corporation would be fully as well served under the auspices of the Conservatives as under those of either Whigs or Radicals. He was very sorry that a neighbouring ward had been lost that day to the Conservative party-that of Everton and ...