... Disraeli, on being attacked by Earl Russell, sent a letter to the Times, in which he refuted'lea sigres recriminations du morose Whig envieilli.' This is the place which the first statesmen in Europe concede to a free and powerful press. In the cases in New ...

... establishing and editing the Smith Awl Register, with which till very recently he has kept up his connection. Being in politics a Whig he was nominated by that party for Congress in 1851, and though then defeated he was successful in 1856, and so great was his ...

... Commercial, Nashville Press, New Haven Palladium, Toledo Commercial, Milwaukio Hentiuol, Madison Journal, Troy Whig, Cincinnati Times, Boston Advertiser, Cleveland Times, Segment's Journal, Pit tetburg Chronicle, Boston Journal ...

... enlarge upon some of the practical measures of policy which were once the points of contest between the Democratic party and the Whigs. Do we expect now any clear utterance from the approaching Convention upon the subjects of internal improvements, United States ...

... Union men from the State. A riot occurred in Arkansas between the white Conservatives and the black Republicans. The Richmond Whig, speaking of a servile war, writes :— If such a war must come, let it come quickly; the South wants peace, and if it is now ...

... party must plead guilty to these charges. It has an army of corruptionists in its midst, and it has inherited from the old Whig party a disposition to tinker at the business of the country and to spend the public funds liberally, which makes it etyy to ...

... reconstruct the South better than the Republicans on the Republican plan—just as in England the Tories only could carry the Whig measure of Reform. The mass of people in the United States do not care a straw either for Republican or Democrat, except when ...

... campaign tactics of olden times. Our cotemporary says :— Men who were young in 1810 were shocked by the savage language of the Whigs in that ever-memorable year, a year that was the seed-time of all that has since been reaped of evil in the United States. ...

... Republicans are at work for Grant and Colfax, which is believed to be due more to a revival of the ancient enmity between old Whigs and Democrats than to any love of the Republican platform. The State, it is thought, may go Republican. Even Connecticut is ...

... permitted by the people to gain an overwhelming power, for they then degenerate into a despotism, such for instance as did the Whig families of England, who long exercised a corrupt control over Great Britain under the pretence of being Liberty's guardian ...