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... minis, for I sty a better hed been given to the volunteer forces. ho meant in pars men thaa Lead Paiunersion eeeee esisted—for Whig heeler the uMantry volunteers, have shown that it believed (cheers sal letteht•-f.) I am saceediegly glad to meet the vedettes's ...
... ECONOMY AND RETRENCHMENT. Many of our readers will remember the leading principles of government enunciated by the Whigs on their accession to office in Retrenchment, and Non-intervention—aud how faithfully they redeemed their pledges and justified the ...
... that gentlemen looking upon Lord Palmerston as a Conservative, Mr. Start said that if it was not for Lord Paltnerston the Whigs would not have the remotest chance of remaining in office ten minutes. (Cries of Oh, oh.) Mr. Stull Why lam buttering your ...
... saving. It is to wipe out the memory transgressions and shortcomings by leaving a good balance at its bankers to its heiis. The Whig chiefs, however, do not contemplate the decease of their party, and have an eye to the future rather than to the past. So they ...
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... 8traburg i Bailer offered by President bnt hu of Secretary War in Mr Stanton captured Morgac-zia 1900 prisoners The Richmond Whig oi reports Sherman his indicating movement CORN MARKET— Very received fresh up or by carriage of small qualities slowly Monday’s ...
... time examined the reasons of the Colonists for so doing, and have found them based upon sound logic ; but Government, whether Whig or Conservative, have been blind to all reasons on the subject, and have treated the Australians with such contumely that they ...
... slaves would employ in all capacities Confederate Secretary of does not see the necessity or -rove of the policy The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis’s proposition to emancipate service Butler speech which Hotel thought arrived North in magnanimity ...
... work ; that he will be paid at the ordinary rate given to legal gentlemen employed in aiding the public departments. The Whig job may be thus explained, but the fact remains that Mr Hughes has been ap- pointed to work which the War Office staff themselves ...
... • It is reported that the Confederate Secretary of State does not approve of the policy of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis's propostion to emancipate the slaves after service. General Butler, in speech which he made at the ...
... baronet has tho temerity to put himself forward, he will find that the electors of Torquay are dead against him to a man. WHIG. Torquay. A COUNTY COLLEGE. Sir, —I trust that the subject of the accompanying advertisement, proposing County College for ...
... will exercise great influence on the next general election, the teetotalers being prepared to support any candidate, whether whig tory, who will advocate their viows. The judgment delivered by Mr. Biggs Andrews, at the Devon Intermediate Sessions, in the ...