... which his personal appearance excites upon the Conservative benches might be explained in part by natural causes. But the Whigs themselves would little consent to serve under the generalship of Mr. Gladstone as the extreme Radicals would tolerate the ...

... and his stanzas, which were published some years ago, are held in high esteem his fellow-dalesmen. Mr. Herd was in politics Whig of the old school, and even by those from whom he differed in opinion he was ever esteemed as a thoroughly upright and honest ...

... present administration never meant reform. They intended no change long as there were Whigs in office, and the country will never get reform long they retained those Whigs office. Reform was not in their vocabulary. They treated the poor Radical party in ...

... vessel we are not sorry it is not Conservative venture. From the pretentious exclusiveness of its programme it ought to be pure Whig. The vocation of evening papers of late years has almost seemed to gone, and it is certain that a journal which only chronicles ...

... RESOURCES OF THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. (From the Richmond Whig of December 22). The idea has been expressed abroad, aud studiously enforced at the North, that tbe resources of the Con federate States n« to arms-bearing men are on the point of exhaustion ...

... proceedings ; but when in power, the Whigs acted similarly respecting Canada, in 1838. the reign the Georges find Whig and Tory ruling identically at different periods, yet finding fault with each other thereon. Whigs have pandered to Royalty, and opposed ...

... According to the Augusta Chronicle most of the Govern stores were removed from Savannah previous to iti evacuation. Richmond Whig ardently hopes Sherman will come that way and measure swords with Lee. Hardee is said to be in a position 15 miles from Char ...

... that Mr. Lawson and his Association are, so far as in them lies, going to dilute all the politics of the country with water. Whigs and Tories, Reform and Conservatism, the great foreign and colonial questions of the day, are all to be postponed to the Permissive ...

... j opposition, before they ascended the throne, whatever they might see tit to cultivate afterwards. Therefore ' they were Whigs. The last Prince of Wales found himself in his palace at Carlton, iv 1792, with debts the amount of .370,000/., and executions ...

... Sicily half the sum to Sweden and the German Powers we are going to give six millions. Isn't it glorious? We are all oue, Whig and Tory ; we are drunk with glory. Dec. 4th. Capture of Dresden ; aud we perpetrate the following joke, so high are our spirits ...

... Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas. New York, 18th January. —Richmond papers confirm the capture'of Fort Fisher, which the Whig says is an unfortunate rather than disastrous event. The capture cuts off but one channel into Cape Fear river, Fort Caswell ...

... lions. It opposes the encouragement of unofficial peace missions and declares that the object of the country war. The Richmond Whig has li. tie hope that the North is 1 prepared to grant terms acceptable to the South, and urges vigorous preparations for war ...