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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... was an honest man and would not join the cause of either Whig or Tory. We have Often in these columns proved that the Tories and Whigs are enemies of Ireland, but we have maintained that the Whigs are the greatest enemies with whom we may have to contend ...
... party incriminated, and two were Whigs that have previously held office. How was it possible for the Conservative and the independent portion of the Committee, consisting of only five members, to struggle against this Whig phalanx? The result is evident ...
... great question debated in the House of Commons, that the broad line of demarcation between Whig and Tory in soma danger of being wiped oat. So many the old Whigs hare assumed tha title of adranced Liberals, and so many Tories have styled themselves Liberal ...
... trials. In 1846 Mr. Lincoln was returned to Congress, and took his seat as the only Whig member from Illinois. He continued to belong to Congress till 1849. The Whigs were the forerunners of the present powerful Republican party, the chief point of difference ...
... office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of Reform.” Bravo Mr. Bright! Have yon come at last to lee the question in its proper light? You now perceive, and declare publicly, that the only chance of Reform being obtained is by making the Whig statesmen ...
... rather than enter upon a contest. In 1857 the Whig party rejected Sir Henry Mildtnay and put forward Colonel Carlton, who signally failed. In 1859 there was no opposi.ion. .Tudging, and that rightly, that no Whig or Radical would have the slightest chatoe ...
... K. Ommaney (Libeial) 16_)2 This was the last contest. The* Whigs never showed again until 1^57, when one seat waa quietly handed over to Sir J. C. Jervoise, tho sitting M.P,, a regular Whig dummy, in older to save tho bother and expense of a con- tested ...
... at large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the State, meeting upon this tour several of the leading Whig orators. In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he waselectedtoCongress, where,by successive elections, he served ...
... not willing fulfil the pledges of 18-59 and 18(10for, he observes, “when it is question of reform expulsion from offlee, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of reform,’' He further says, Lord Palmerston is the real dimculty not Liberal, and the failure ...
... enough calculate being able to bear down through this combination of forces, such resistance the Whigs are in a condition to offer. On the other hand, the Whigs are scarcely prepared to accept as their leader a new man, however highly gifted. It is said that ...