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... A HK, £ of the DAILY WHIG OFFICE. Monday MM [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRA _ ied a new LATER FROM AMER} extend power ecorder ARRIVAL OF THE “ HIBERNIA,” BOMBARDMENT OF rry out ome of TION AT CHATTANOOGA—MEADE'S ially so READY TO MOVE. of the Gauwar, Sarorpay Eveninc ...
... prosperity, and surrounding with a stronger bulwark their much cherished nationality. It is now more than a year ago since the Whig leaders, smarting from the humiliating defeat they sustained at Southampton, employed their leading organ to announce their ...
... would be a tempter whom they might find it hard to resist. The opening thus afforded has not escaped the attention of the Whigs, and if our information from the borough be correct the word has gone forth, and is obeyed to the letter, to ply the electors ...
... proaperity, and surrounding with stronger bulwark their much cherished nationality. It is now more than year ago since the Whig leaden, smarting from the humiliating defeat they sustained at Southampton, employed their leading organ announce their future ...
... regards the seizure of the Confederate rains as the most unfriendly act yet committed England towards the South. The Richmond Whig doucunces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile oa the 24th inst. Immense ...
... ways inside the ruins of the fort. Three shells from a rifled gun exploded in the city. The effect is unknown. The Riclhmond Whig of the 31st October con- tains the following despatch:- Charleston, Oct. 30.-The bombardment of Fort Sumter to-day is the heaviest ...
... neral of Militia. I therefore presume that its authenticity is beyond all doubt. It is already well known that our present Whig Government are but too anxious for any opportunity to lower the prestige of an office, the abolition which has been advocated ...
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... Trade »ne«. Corn Laws were a modern invention. In their principle tbey were connected with methods government initiated by the Whigs, and the Tories the reign of Queen would have fought against them the death. But the action of the Anti-Rrpeal party was not ...
... ways inside the ruins of the fert. Three shells from a rifled gun exploded in the city. The effect is unknown. The Michmond Whig of the 31st October contains the following despatch : Charleston, Oct. 30.—The bombardment Fort Sumter to-day is the heaviest ...