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... point oat the boondaries ; and tin Tay, the A emat, will be reeeired by end other paKl aden learned from, WILLIAM WATSON. WHIGS, HaddlMßoo. ...
... period , _» considerable portion of the _Iftrffe propriotora ia _the _caatem and _southern districts of the _•' _county were Whigs _, and honco _eavo their _TOtca _and influence to Admiral neminff , _tbo _Liberal candidate _. Iiithe _western _district , ...
... BESOURCES . _OF THE _CONFEDEKACY '( Frwn . { he _Jlichniond : Whig _of'December . _23 : ) : ; :-: >„ THE ' idea baa been ; expressed _, abroad _,.. and _studiously _enforced _, at the North , that the _resources of _the _Confederate States as to _arms-bearing ...
... _irilh coufid _»! tice _immense , _That he _and his _alone _baTo _Benae , • _And _that the _yUl _of _Providence la that _U-u _Whigs _thou _Ha _. And let _fine ill-meant _taunt bo flnor . No _matter _whose _the _hostile _toone _, _• _Whether _from ytanlny ...
... innuiry . Petroleum is nuiet—crude . 3 yc .: refined , 53 c _. ( _Times' _Telegram . ) _NEW YORK , April 29 . Tlie KMiinaMd Whig _states that _President _Davia and the _members of his Cabinet , with an escort of 2000 cavalry , left Grecnsliorc , North ...
... material _, in _auy _dealau , witli threa _* l or _aUt _. Th _« e _Ma'A _iiiwtire a _* l » i > _lw'l to _CTCTT _ ...
... uttered in the Whig behalf—it is about de added oonstitneney—well, it wain° secret that Owe was an added constituency to play upon, we mentioned it four weeks ago, and hinted that the fate of the election might hinge upon it. And now that the Whigs have found ...
... _Wellington ' s Cabinet _went _out and _the Whigs _came to office _. Lord Palmerston _returned to the War Office , where for so many years he had laboured for the Tones _. He threw ia his lot with the _Whigs on the _question of _Reform , and in consequence ...
... career, that he must be also to be old ayes the policy which I have after all it is bat the re- of the ancient now new, of the Whig and Libe- ral party (Heag. ) ...
... member ought to have _remembered . fcho _history of _the Whig party-for the last thirty _years had been that of _' pledges loosely given and _instantaneously broken ; • _In- point of fact , a _Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled . - He complained ...
... _little grumbling by the _masses as a _reason for _( _lie _abandonment of the bill of I _860 and its _noilrevival ; and then _Whigs an _ ...
... . L GBEY is _one of _the _-wasted _, _forces of _politio . A man who by all _the traditions of _party ought to have been a Whig leader—of great _experience , for he is _some sixty-three years of ago , and _. _has _seen almost all the _political changes ...