... who gets up a fight should always take his sit,re of it. . . . . President Lincoln's death is no loss to the South. He was a Whig and nou-slaveholder, while Johnson is a Democrat who has held slaves, and who voted fur Breckeuridge in 1860; therefore the ...

... fight should always take his share of it. He also said President Lincoln's death was no loss to the South ; that he was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson is a Democrat who has held slaves, and who voted for Breckenridge in 1860 ; therefore the ...

... esticmo delicacy in contracting pecuniai y obligations. When the secession of the Duko of Portland, with a largo section the Whig party, towards the commencement of tho French Revolution, deprived Fox of all immediate chance of office, stopped to accept ...

... fact cannot be questioned that many English Catholics have been loyal subjects, true patriots, and faithful supporters of the Whig or Liberal party in the State, through good and evil report, not in fair weather only, but in times when their sincerity has ...

... with them on an jque o eieonflhe-dhy We sun find them gs di- g venity of sentiment as their u5periors in tatin. There are whigs among them and tones; thu. are federals and t confederates; there are churchmen and dissenters; there b are some for, aid Some ...

... Convention to meet on the Gth November next. It is denied that Mr. Davis's health is bad. The publication of the Richmond ' Whig' had been suspended by General Terry, and the establishment taken possession of by the Provost-Marshal, in consequence of an ...

... of a contemporary, I came to the name of Milton, and was fascinated by it ; but not because Lord Milton is the son of &great Whig peer. Lord Milton is something better than a lord ; he has proved himself to be a fine, heroic young man, of true linglish ...

... excitement created by the late contest between Lord John Hay and the old members. In reference to this subject the Northern Whig says : We believe it to be a disgraceful and deplorable fact that in certain districts of Belfast Catholic families are being ...

... obstruction to political and ecclesiastical Reform we have had, and describes Messrs. Baines, Mills, and Peto, as Dissenting Whigs, who will die in buff and blue, and are not to be trusted with the settlement of any public question. Now these gentlemen ...

... tone of public morality which we can only attribute to the patience generated by a long experience of those peculiarities of Whig administration which readied their culmination ia the great Westbury scandals. If th .t nation be fortunate which has little ...

... secured in the Liberal interest. But a different fate unfortunately attended the brave attempt of Mr. Axuekstein, the late Whig member for Oreenwich, when he gave up that constituency and fought Viscount Hoi.mesuale for the county division. It is possible ...

... to the South. In the first place he is a Southern man, and Lincoln was a Northern man. He is a Democrat, and 'Lincoln was a Whig and Republican. President Johnson was a slave. holder, well acquainted with the institution, and knows what is proper to be ...