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... In there were 238 he too secure. The mere mention of the confa-ion and neighbourhood all day were in a state of joyous . Whigs, now there are 233. In 1863 there were *hich disputed successions still produce on the Con- excitement. Italioals now th.-re ...
... lord remarked the right honourable gentleman that the days were getting out, when his companion promptly replied, “I wish the Whigs were.”— Punch* Not Feeling Complimented !— A writer in New York Independent, in giving some reminiscences of “ famous men” ...
... political bird would not unfrequently say, Can’t you let it alone And Palmerston seems to have inherited the policy of the old Whig lord.—London paper. The latest style of hoop-skirts self-adjusting, double-back-action, bustle •etraacan, Caoe-expanslon, Piccolo- ...
... tb® Klilf - fev« has gone f-r enough, Sulaalyc*n ell.hat may °r''‘ -7. rfr.K” .. . > Intense list no. tea Cma of staid uf our Whig c.utem|.orari.« ..Id Skln moment, lb.-u it tnri.lng point Bat the lime tu.i!? the O.ueial dc Irop. Then toCapr.ra .ith It wtlled ...
... ibis neighbourhood in few weeks. A Queer Chriwiam. Parson Brownlow, cordi.l h.ttr of the South, s»y» hi. paper, the Knoxville Whig and Betel Ventilator ;— Uad w« our wish, we would throw hell wide open, end place all such beast-like officers and men upon ...
... cc.lon cm Bide into the Pntt and the John Bull, mutterimr, 1)0 demanded Denmark without reducing her to Bnikily, that the Whigs always get the best of it in »» ...
... Omrt Journal) that there ia spoi> ...
... thi« town—an institution hare often felt be wanted. In doing so, howerer, let me be I wish ‘•dekmtmy society —an array of whigs against tories—discussing some passing political question, and hot, excited and angry over it; discussion forum,” where impunity ...
... when the Whigs wore brought Into power by majority of thirteen. la divided ittll 1864, and the majority baa over from one side to the other. Instead twenty-one supporters of the Whigs, there are now eleven; Instead of eight opponenta of the Whigs, there ...
... year’s gtrorlaioa.; tl%« that Fort fowell. mountlnc IS ah.ndo.«l th. CoutM.ratci and by F.d.ralj on the same day The Richmond Whig of the 12lh declare* that with the rwdud ton ol Port* Gaines. Powell, and even Morgan, but very amall portion the work before ...
... between hi. JohnM. Daniel, of the Richmond Examiner, and Mr. E. C. Elmore, Confederate States Treasurer (says the Richmond Whig), The current report is that the meeting took place at half-past five o’clock this morning, on Dill's farm, two miles north ...
... some enemy, or see some beloved friend. General Grant’s lyrainrßANCK.—-The New York correspondent Spectator quotes from the R Whig of September, the following remarks General Grant It is a notorious fact that quart of Bourbon, with two ounces quinine, and ...