... A GOOD JOB FOR A WHIG EDITOR! Sir, —Among the rumours which have obtained currency during the past week there is one which 1 have not yet seen noticed in yonr columns. It is eaid that well-known Whig editor is to appointed to tho Stationery Office, vice ...

... Secretary of State does not vet (toe the necessity nor approve of the policy of arming the slaves. _ . _ . , The Richmond Whig oppose* President Darts proposition to emancipate the slaves after service. General Butler, in speech which mad the Fifth Avenue ...

... dissolution at the present moment would have made an answer to this question easier; for in 1806 we anticipate that few genuine Whig candidates will “stand with much prospect of success. That the result of the next general election will be to scat the Con ...

... commemoration of local worthy named Colston. But instead of its being tbo occasion for all parties to meet together common ground, Whigs and Tories make it day for mustering their respective forces, while third party adopt neutral colours. The struggle assumes ...

... Scotland. With regard to the consequent appointments, rumour has also been busy, but in the present impoverished condition of the Whig side of the bar, it will certainly he no easy matter to get a member of that party qualified to fill the office which Mr Y’oung ...