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... THE SOUTHERN PRESS ON THEIR POSITION. (RICHMOND WHIG.) Why should our people be discouraged by the present aspect of affairs? In answering this question we shall, for the moment, limit ourselves strictly to its geographical side, leaving it as to other ...
... The Richmond Whig of the 28th ult says : The telegram from New Orleans on the 16th mentioned by us yesterday, that Davis had reached the Mississippi River at Tunica Bend, and crossed without attracting the observation of the United States' navy, meets ...
... TEE WHIG GOVERNMENT, TO THE EDITOR, Siß,— A celebrated Roman was told to beware of th° Ides of March, and our own statesmen should be cautiou a respecting the 22d of this month, whicb has on several marked occasions, been siugularly fatal to Whig govern- ...
... UXBRIDGE WHARF. YOTICE! UAEMERS, BUILDERS, MERCHANTS, and Crtheas in want of good Wharfage cm now be acwommodased M commodious Whig lately held .Sy Menus. Sam and Som. coal and at I any Mood boas may be unloads& Apply to W. E. TOMLINSON, 11T•TUARY AND MASON ...
... *Whig •II egiottr. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1865. ROME: ITALY. THE cholera has been raging at Ancona. Two delegates of public security at Ancona had been dismissed for cowardice in running away from their posts in alarm at the approach of the pestilence. ...
... EARL RUSSELL OS THE COSST/TUTIOS OF ESGLASD.* It is certainly as a Whig politician and statesman, and not as an author, that the youngest scion of the House of Bedford—the writer of Don Carlos, of a forgotten novel, Sketches by Gentleman who has left ...
... ism or mow. rile be I.T. famished, at East Comm, a charming RESIDENCY, 1 lacing the Medina RlVer. &Whig-Mom and breakiast-room, eve best bed-rooms, five ditto servants, with all usual domestic and large lawn and prdena. Apply to Mr. JACOII2I, WWI', Cowell ...
... in Ireland in which the advantage of being represented by a Whig or Liberal, and the disadvantage of being represented by a Coneervative or Tory, are so great as to make it worth the while of any two bun. dred end thirty voters to betake themselves to ...
... of having assisted to pass those meugures of which they boast. The truth is, that had the Whigs chosen to bring in a fair and reasonable measure the Conservatives, as a body, would not have dared to oppose it after their own pledges to the country, which ...
... baronet boldly declared his belief to be that the Whigs were anxious to keep the question unsettled for fear that OTHELLO'S occupation should be gone, and that they should be left without a subject for threats, vituperations, and fair promises —be bankrupt ...
... opposed to the Whig Party as any one present, but he wished to say he thought they ought to oppose as far as they could the Conservative Party, and, unless they had a strong chance of obtaining success, they ought not to run the risk of having a Conservative ...