... of the last stories 1 heard from Mr. Lincoln was concerning John Tyler, For whom it was to be expected, cx au old Henry &ley Whig, he would entertain no great respect. A year or two after T!lor's accession to the Presidency, said he contemplating an ...

... reconstruction. The false Liberals are being driven out of the ranks. The Tninl5p, and FLUN1XEYS are disappearing, Toryfied Whigs are being squeezed out of political existence, with the alternative of going over to the places which they ought to have occupied ...

... things have beendone. [Renewedcheers.] Ithasnotbeenthepolicyof the Tolies to dlo good things, and I have seen the time when the Whigs have been much less zealous about them than I could have wished them. [Laughter.] They have sprung from the people, and the ...