... • 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 ...

... unpunctuslity. Hae said he would explain the cause on the removal of the cloth. One of the guests was the late eminent Scotoh Whig, Mr. Staurt, of Duncarn, a warm supporter of artists and an excellent judge of pictures. The' moment had arrived for Roberts's ...

... his maiden speech in Sangamon County, at Pappysville (or Richland), in the year 1832 (says an American paper). He was then a Whig, and was a candidate for the legislature of this state. The speech sharp and sensible. To understand why it was so short, the ...

... himself at the head of thoso who desire a disciplinary reform. The Bishop of Oxford, who has long been oscillating between Whig and Tory in politics, has accepted Mlr. Disraeli's leadership, and carries with him a great many followers. But not the whole ...

... politics of his family, ho hod given hi* adhesion, but the days before the Reform Bill the Independent Liberals were weak and tho Whig families had it all their own way. the agitation which took on tho Reform Bill banded himself tho Earl Aud on the dissolution ...

... remotest kindred have done pretty well, at least since 1830, and they might now rest sod be thankful. But then they are Whigs; c'est tout dire. Ml'Culloch's death made, as you knew, a vacancy in the Stationery-office, whirlh, after gossip bed conferred ...

... decent,” the favonrite phrases of the hiat-'rian Burnet, were the only attempts made at uttering our pi*ir humble, English. Whig Jacobite was in everv indmduara heart, party rage loured on every brow, whilst alas against orthodoxy, and lower scandals even ...

... Tv ho, '’'. l i * l* et * d * ...

... the hostilities which their own misconduct and pusillanimity had provoked.- With characteristic unfaithfulness, however, tha Whig Ministry abandoned thsir ancient ally, whom they had drawn into an unequal struggle ; and having by that means shirked the ...

... 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 ...

... port and prejudice. Although did not wish to see the Liberal coach npset, yet the temperance people could do it, and the Whig government ought to know it. A debate took plaee on the question of temperance in Devonshire not being adequately represented ...

... have both been betrayed into promise! of support to project which pwristeil in, erase all patty tinea, and once more unite whig and to in resistance to deneal oanraation. The is distinctly intended to, vmt tna bipbupe tbe power of deciding tbe law of ...