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... have crossed te the south side of the James River with complete success, not having encoun- tered opposition. The Richmond Whig of the 15th ult. reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitzhugh Lee and Hampton, with heavy loss. Federal General ...
... have crossed te the south side of the James River with complete success, not having eneoun- tered opposition. The Richmond Whig of the 15th ult. reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitzhugh Lee and Hampton, with heavy loss. Federal General ...
... which, had it been Predicted six mop ths ag, would searcely have been credi ted even by who saw the tremendous of the task whig the Federals bad und: Ttaken. E Ven assumi no further battles are lost—that Grant, Hus whelming Jefeats, the fu ture em More ...
... able te «muggle the Examiner into my hand at that moment. “*T am a Whig , sir,” said he ; ‘and neither ashamed nor afraid to make the avowal--a Whig of the old Charles Fox school—a Whig who under- stands how to combine the happiness of the people with ...
... able to smuggle the Examiner into my hand at that moment. “*T am a Whig, sir,’ said he; ‘and neither ashamed nor afraid to make the avowal— a Whi of the old Charles Fox school—a Whig who under- stands how to combine the happisess of the people ith the ...
... on account of the shame they have seen put upon their country. there was a party in Parliament For, if ever of derided bya Whig Administration, it is the band tient brothers on the right hand below the gangway. As to those who face then, we have marked ...
... Here was an end of all my cherished hopes and dreams of The aristocratic leader of fashion—the great owner of palaces, the Whig au- tocrat—tumbled down into a creature that aired newspapers and scented pocket handkerchiefs.— Never tell me of the manners ...
... an end of all my cherished hopes and dreams of patronage. The aristocratic leader of fashion—the great owner of palaces, the Whig au- tocrat+tumbled down into a creature that aired Rewspapers and scented pocket-handkerchiefs.— Never tell me of the manners ...
... menace prevent his rabid pen from provokiug challenges when they fear to act. Is is confidently asserted by the Whig prints, which, like the Whig aud Kadical members, uni- formly vilify the they practically sup- that the vote last week has given satisfac- ...