... could recognise a Premier's usual ease, or that felicitous assurance with which sometimes improvises an epitaph on departed Whig. Be was stiff, pompons, and artificial; though happily in his words they appear befors the public this morning, there Is all ...

... —The property not mM. h, ) No; (2) September 30, I&>2. DDLERS' STRIKE NORTH STA.FFO&D th* of the Daily Pout. Sir,—The folio whig t« a statement of tbe wages earned 'hose men strike who have appeared pirsouatly before the public to complain of their wages ...

... bread scarce while multitudes were famishing for want of work, the Tory majority raided a perfect storm of execration, and the Whigs mattered, with downcast looks, 'He ought to have retracted-' asked him next morning why he had not done so ; and he said, with ...

... looked at from the Whig point of view, on the eve of a general election Having long since abandoned all political faith, they .seek to riile into Parliament upon the political traditions their opponents They tell people that Whigs and Tories are alike ...

... are still party, and are likely enough to follow still their invariable instinct. when people ask the difference between Whigs and Tories, and cannot lind it in the personal characters or classes of the politicians themselves, or in their professions ...

... expectation the old leaven was still uppermost. The Whigs regarded the Refoimt-rs instruments for perpetuating their power, and too many of the new members considered themselves vassals the Whigs. The result was universal dissatisfaction the people, ...

... Peelite Conservatives cheered because they remembered Lord J. Russell's Edinburgh letter and the tardy conversion the Whigs ; the Whigs cheered because they gladly gave the credit to Mr. Cobden rather than to the Minister ; and tlve Protectionists cheered ...

... pushed towards Lynchburg. He is very confident receiving Lee's surrender, together with the remains of hi* army. fflie Richmond Whig, now a Union paper, says that the evacuation of the city had been progressing for a month. The people, however, refused to ...

... will, in many cases, overtop the Whigs in denunciations profligate armaments. If the new Parliament is pledged to anything it will economy in the public expen diture. Electioneering addresses beginning to issued. Whig candidates can 110 longer conceal ...

... Sherman is said to have reached the Danville Road «,!i Tuesday, tearing up the track between Danville and Greenburg. The Richmond Whig states that an informal meeting lias been held by the members of the Virginia Legislature, who remained near Richmond, to consider ...

... at large en the Democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the State, meeting upon the stump several of the leading Whig orators. 1841 was elected the State Senate. In 1840 he was elected to Congress, where, by successive* elections, he served ...