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... took place. I am glad to see that steps are being taken to prevent such practices in future, and I trust that all pasties, Whigs or Tories, who may be found guilty, may be punished as they deserve. A LOVER OF FAIR PLAY. Leeds, 10th Dec., 4SGI. ...
... preparing for an early demonstration against Lee, who, they say, was never so well prepared to receive him as he is now. The ?? Whig thinks Grant has sent troops to co. operate with Sherman. The latest intelligenee from Tennessee reports no further lighting ...
... jpublic life when most ambitious of political distinction, rather' than represent a strange and unknown constitiueney. When the Whigs came to grief in 181, .Lord ?? lost his seat for the West Riding. The Couserva- tbio patnty seemed to be entering upon a long ...
... (Applauso.)-ir. 31 Price said Mr. Buxton was is member of the Lower hl uses of Lords, and a Whig; and his letter in the Times was nasty compound of stump Hlarney and Whig sophlli3e (Laughter.)-The meeting concluded with a voto of to the chairman. Tne NEFW ...
... movement was to carry information of Shermasus position i and condition to his Government by way of Beaufort. The Richmnond Whig, after stating that it is strictly pro- hibited from publishing information concerning General Sherman, says from all it can ...
... development of his purposes with au interest equal to that felt in the North, though in 3i differ- ent spirit, The Richmondl Whig of last Wednesday says that Sherman has sent a large party of his army towards Selmsa Alabama, and thinks that this shows a ...
... veal with adistintguishied grace. He ?? hoast to be a gcoa,a honest, openhearted WNhig, according to the fashion of his time-a Whig who, with aristocratic tastes, had a keen sym- patthy wilth thepoteplacs; who, lovislgeoaeand the rufluenients of cnorty society ...
... in the habit of I saying there was now very little difference between a Con- p s serlvative or -a Liberal-Conservative and a Whig or Radical n e -that they were all, in fact, very muct alike ; but when B, r the~y bad things their own way, and could cake ...
... 'Tisn't decent, the favourite phrases of the hi' rica Burnet, were the only attempts made at a ttil our poor humble English. Whig or Jacobite nO' every Individual's heart, party rage loured on every bin whilst sins against orthodoxy, and lower scandals ...
... appiedto wel-kownandver ceebrted ministry, would not alogethe be inpplicale as xpresing the policy of ti TheTories yew the Whigs ar ?? night, And dreens that they are onl bes tl Uight. 04 Our polit es te beth sidesi soichs As to be ralled thle equillortial ...
... enclose 'not. 1`1 two advertisements,. announcing the sale of negroes by Pras, ;he aucevtion, vwhih I out from the Rbchnosuel Whig ama. ''Saleof Aucteo on, ?? DayCso S 11 .8slef opgoes rp stock, sand sulantatioaniteussiis, at public austion. Yvd i'Y, I'y~ib ...
... )f of his native State. In 1842 he was elected senater in thle ?? Congress, and represented in that body the Free. It Soil Whig party, lie invariably supported the Supremsacy Is of the Federal Government and the rights of liberty. U, Ho voted for the ...