... they will have to encounter many who have looked in vain for any ?? of the Po««J of retrenchment, once a great cry with the Whigs, . nd who are .t present justly indignant at the jobberies of the W. r Office and the extravagance and blundering of the na ...

... treating this question of the suffrage ngbt thrill of constitutional horror would perbiq sent through the delicate organist the Whigs ...

... an early demonstration against General Lee, who, they say, was never so well pre- pared to receive him as vow. The Richmond Whig thinks General Graut lias sent troops to co-operate with General Sliermau. The Richmond papers state that a portion of General ...

... revenue otficer upon .in still in full work,*»r the apj-caranee« fpreventive the shora on dark uioht when the brandy casks are Whig mu in. j It is not all surpridng. tlien, that John Thomas and 'Susan, upon being «ud«lenty interrupted, struck poattieos that ...