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... Government, is utterly contemptible, and is but another illustration of the entire want of principle so characteristic of the Whigs. The Right Honourable Gentleman expressed himself in favour of compromise, snd then voted for abolition ; while neither he ...
... -ttestions about the past. Of what importance is it to 0; u' country now, whether a patriot citizen has been a •j, Democrat or a Whig, or Republican, or Conservative,or Radical heretofore ? Who cau say that he himself has ever erred, or that his neighbour ...
... from before Charleston, and that a terrible battle between the land force* whs progressing within sight the city. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston dated the Bth inst., saying that the people and troops were in high spirits at the resulfof yesterday's ...
... requiring stimulants ; the once -to take and the di ffi culties of the clergy, already great, ought able part gr yfthe old .Whig• pony. this question out of tae Memory jorty and not to be increased. The amendment was seconded by Mr. Miyroan politicos' ...
... would be admitted. Thirty Federal boats and twelve gunboats had left Mem- phis to operate on the Cumberland river. The Richmond Whig says :— A fight took place at Williamsburg, Va. on the 4th. The Confederates under General Wise drove in the Federal picket ...
... before Charleston, and that a terrible battle between the land forces was progressing within sight of the city. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston despatches, dated the 9th inst., saying that the people and tr.,ops were in high spirits at the result ...
... would he admitted. Thirty Federal boats and twelve gun boats had left Memphis to operate on the Cumberland River. The Richmond Whig says :— A fight took place at Williamsburg, Vu., on the 4th (1 14th.) The Confederates under General Wise drove in the Federal ...
... victory on the 18th, over the Confederates commanded by General HilL . General Fester has returned to Newbern. The Richmond Whig of the 21st April states that the Confederates under General Chalmers had repulsed 4,000 of the Federal* cavalry, infantry ...
... suffering from bad udders, dm., from the same disease. THE BiLGIAN AND DOTCH FLAX Caors.—Mr. Campbell, says the Belfast Northern Whig, hasjust received a letter from Antwerp, in which it is stated : The mowing of flax seed is almost finished, and from the ...
... British legislature. Lord was puty man the ordinary political sei ,se the term. Although for yea-s part consistently attached o Whigs, and in 13:3:1 holding offitfc tin lei- the late Sari Grey, his lordship, whvn iv Commons, was mm () entire constituency ; ...
... and willfully sowing such poisoned grain. Ties BELGIAN AND DrrcH FI,AX CROPIL—Mr. Jas. Campbell, says the Belfast Northern Whig, hasjust received a letter from Antwerp, in which it is stated The aosiiig of flax seed is Monet finished, and from • the ...
... see the propriety and decency of not attempting to vote. He had no sympathy with the tories, but lie had nothing to do with whigs, tories, or radicals at that meeting as their Chairman. Mr. Scott rose to offer a few observations, when a person shouted out ...