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... independence sooner if President Davis is deposed. The Ezeminer says Lee's army alone is able to win Confederate independence. The Whig dec'ares that the military resources of the country have mot begun to be exhausted. The New York Times says Davie exhibiits ...
... they hoisted distress signals a smack and brig which were ata short distance made sail and left them to their fate. The Quincy Whig says that Professor Quinn, of New York, who is out west on a lecturing tour, has reached that place direct from St. Paul on ...
... of the field into a white bar and a red bar in equal proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. —Richmond Whig, AN ArrecTlNG INCIDENT.—A story is told of the colonels of two regiments engaged at Mission R!dfic. They had Leen classmates ...
... go o The P:i:fendmt cayded the pll:inti&' a devil incarna?o. You know it was said by the tories that Lucifer was the first whig. Mr. Tm&: Yes, my lord, he was kicked out of Heaven, (Laughter.) ...
... of merit due. Theson uf the Sues-x yeoman—the “ } - cheeter Manufacturer—was offered & post in the ¢ - verament by the New Whig Cabinet; but what Le needed 'was not an appointment—it was rest and chmfie after the wearying labours of the long discussion ...
... matters and salaries, dawned upon ‘the practical mind of the Anglo-Saxon race. A new g‘olifiul oup took ite seat beside the Whig and the Tories. gencefoflh it never guitted the House of Commons. There it: acquired its rauk, its influence ; there it caused ...
... restoratic,n of whe South .to the Union.; Liuc(fin has given the former a pass to oome to and go from Richmond. The Richmond Whig etates that gn informal meeting bad been beid by the wemb-rs of the Virginia Legisleture who remained in Richrond, to consider ...
... Housein lfsth ) 1848, and 1854. For two years he was le°;° : | cify of Norwich, Connecticut. Subsequently fr the | elected as a whig to the United States Senat> 10 | ? nd gerved as a term commencing March 4th, 1855, as, pensions, member of the committees on ...
... Coronation of William IV. und Qaeen Viotoria. The fact is, that while the public were crying out for * Reform” in 1831, the Whigs thought it desirable to spare the national purse by omitting the barquet, and in 1838, at the Coronation of her present Majesty ...
... State. The terms of the address are so simple and so plainly told that of them it may be said “ he who runs may read them.” A Whig statesman might with ease have written to his constituents such a document. It is an address clear, concise, and constitutional ...
... PARLIAMENTARY Arrie.—lf it were not known tq me that the Whigs sit on the right of the Speaker, anc the Tories on the left, should I be able to tell from the personxl appearance of the members which weie Whigs ’ and which were Tories? There was cortainly 4 difference ...
... to term Rt it; nay, it breathes the very spirit of progress‘ itself. Let the Ministry of the day, we have already said, be Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, in future they maust, if they would desite the retention of the seals of office further the ...