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... Dutch Gap Canal on Sunday, but the waters of the James failed to flow. The canal is now regarded a total failure. The Richmond Whig says tha damage to the load.. works at Wythesville .Lnd the salt-mills at Saltville is being rapidly r:.paired. Sherman writes ...

... of them who read and think and comprehend, more or less clearly, the position of political affairs, know and proclaim the Whigs be traffickers upon false pretences. Therefore it is mere insolence or mere folly, assert that, the next general election, ...

... upon policy tow: 3, thas the Whi P was attribu solely to less, and that the final breach and the pt of law and good faith by s Whig The Telegraph denies Mr. Bright’s premises, and refuses $0 admit his conclosions on some of the topics of his speech, fa hapefnl ...

... thiek Mgcb was • good meal Land ifs lady sprain& to is to moms a N.ad dela. twig , and to bee ezo w attgly nap to: ne entex Whig le = — wallcieg about as Mos* mike hem decidedly the of ism, en mead end be prays Id& to the waithleinessimi hem • 1 leemodistely ...

... parb, and to become whatstill drunhavdadid become-enlaiphatiers-etoreason Stith' rut ape* the iniquity- of such a news! ; to Whig h e m toter:esti Sean to hear urtose melee men's vfla to Eli to th IR. whet nig h t be schitived by oproit la , batinf .- W ...

... ihe Whigs were never very remarkable for hospitality, or even courtesy. A well-known Whig Archbishop once allowed a learned Society to meet at his Palace in the depth of Winter, and gave them neither food nor fire, although they were nearly six hours ...

... party will overpower the vaccitation ol the other, and the country be brought rein through revolutionary impulse which the Whigs only impotantly deplore when they are too impotent to stay Of the latter indeed may generally predicted what thoughtful writer ...

... and then do exactly as the present else than 4 vague is doing ? Can they discover anythin; ly i ut Mr, Gladstone in all the Whig dread of ‘democracy,’ which y is even accused of fostering? Or can they find fo t be Torquay mecting ai ing, in Old Li ut any ...

... for peace would be to recognise the nation- ality of the THe Richm ond papers generally oppose the visit of Mr. Blair, The Whig the Blairs deserve hanging. The ‘Examiner warns the Government against fraternising with individual enemies and spies, and ...

... narrative of well-known events in order to; make t! ware with their Sehol Radical, told hie that’ with ’ were far onest thay 6. Whigs, The fo rmer endewvoured to pass jefeated nm it ed ab wken ‘t wore in ap) office alowed their the eountry. ‘The latter ill ...

... opportunity of recording their vote for a representative in Parliament. Inhisviewitwasofno consequence whether the candidate were whig, a tory, a radical, a conservative, or non-descript, or by whatever political name he might be known ; only let it be understood ...