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... air of the eldte-hole, end inhaling • few minutes mere the bleak and daat-dished elmeepreete of the dalthaden,alt wee. with • Whig that deceit sad of thie Tressed outrider, • perpendieeler ladder, by while es the dolor decks shove, at risk el nook sod pentad ...

... returned to the Senate for the remainder of Henry Clay's term. In 1848 he resigned and was elected Governor of Kentucky by the old Whig party. President Filmore made him again Attorney-General, where he remained until Pre- sident Pearce came in, when he once ...

... _of Kccadilly . His _bnsmtBs lay chiefly _in the ' pnulicationof _pamphlets and political worfca in _conhectionfwith ; the Whig and _popular party .. _Among the . _publications ' _which _lay on _Bidgway ' s counter were Paine ' _a'lUghta of Mao ' and ...

... e-half of these inwilling conscripts a into the field, the' struggle:will' be' finished by g other me'ans. ' The Rihkownd 'Whig points out Confede- rate losses which cannot be supplied by a conscrij)tioU Tle capture of Jackson by the Fzdels has deprived ...

... ter passel glees arse the eateh me kakis ; bet. it was dimovered that the window wee ashen from the inside, thet them of a Whig mania ea table below it. The bed hem left acme is the home, sad Mbar einametaime tended eat era him. He • smarilingly takes ...