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... are, as regards parties, in a strange and amemalous position; we scarcely know our friends from our foes. (Laughter.) The Whigs and the Tories have been, if I may venture on a simile, like two men at the end of a chain, the one dragging backward. the ...
... THE, DEVASTATION IsrsSR HENANDOAI (Promn the Rieinnond Whig.) Harrisonburg, Oct. 10. The enemy reached Harrisonburg about twelve on Sunday the 20th of September, and retired onuThrns. day the 6th of October, commencing very early in the morning, the last ...
... passengers and latest telegramns, proceeded for New York at 5 rc.m; all well. THE BELFAST RIOTS INQUIRY. (From the Northere Whig.) Belfast, Thursday. The Commission was resumed this moming. Mr. Iirnnen, solicitor, appeared for the Belfast local police ...
... nor any other Govern- *ment or people on the face of the eirbh, have anything whatever to do.' 'Only one paper, the Richmond Whig, seems disposed to 'pat the question on a higher ground. Slavery, according to this authority, is a Divinely-appointed i ...
... are vague, and only state ?? is meeting with great sua- cess, They are not traceable to any good authority. The .2iclcnond Whig of Wednesday states that Sherman has sent a large part of his army towards Selina, indicating a movement upon Mobile. COMMEROIAL ...
... War. Harrisburg, Pa., 18th--No home vote -will be seat here officially until the soldiers' vote is counted. The Richtim5 5t Whig of the 15tlh says :-The Peters- birg ?? of yesterday states that our army is calmly awaiting the advance of the enemy on the ...
... there were no grounds foiinterferance. THE BELFAST RIOTS IL\QUIRY. . BelfaRt, Saturday. The third edition of the a eorthe-nw Whig ?? Commission sat to-day, at twelve o'clock., Mr. Barry, QCl, opened the Coinmissioin,'and read the Warrant. He stated tbht ...
... committed prisoner to -the Tower of London. I' caused great astou!ns- ) icnt and some indignation on the part of Argyll and the Whigs when, nctwithstanding his known sentinents, he was raised on his mnotber's resigoration to all the dionities of tbefamily ...