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... in the North that French interference will not be much longer withheld in deference to the peaceloving inclinations of our Whig Cabinet and our Manchester school, and the knowledge that deeds and not words may be looked for from Paris has stimulated the ...
... rivers, And trickling fountains! Lam, of witches, ghosts, and fairies, Land of camp., and battle's glories, Land of Radicals, Whigs, and Yries— Where'er we rosin. Land of our fathers who were afire us, Thou art our home Though here, upon the banks o' Clyde ...
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... latter,Joug before the divides-bell rings, cam clap bio hand es the shoulder every man of hie party is terra mid ou t of a Your Whig member will go fur an hour to ens or other of his Italian Opess-hew, perhaps, for a weeder. kis tact. 3 have .at in the next ...
... in the North that French interference will not be much longer withheld in deference to the peaceloving inclinations of our Whig Cabinet and our Manchester school, and the knowledge that deeds and not words may be looked for from Paris has stimulated the ...
... rebellious States with or without Davis's authority to treat for peace on the basis of submission to the Union. The Richmond Whig says :— The South if subjected would never join the North to fight against England. The finance committee reported to the ...
... It opposes the encouragement of unofficial peace missions, and declares that the object of the country is war. The Richmond Whig has little hope that the North is prepared to grant terms acceptable to the South, and urges vigorous preparations for war ...
... Club to be the pene► ear sod neggeoled that it could be afterwards played the members of whishever Club it Thrgbout pm* the Whig eel the lemma competition were kept up es midst skips were: —Oriel —Blr Wm. Els% Kaigbday, and Captain Gs. —Mann John Anderson ...
... s. This may be sees from the fact that stations which, before the Bermoney boat came into nee, let at from £2O to £9O, now Whig sums about ten times as large. The Berman, boat plan of fishing consists, we bare said. in the formation of an artibeial towing ...