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... setting sun? This state of things 1 want to put an end to. Many of you may not be satisfied with the past conduct ofeither Whig or Tory. Many of you may think that the great parties have used the votes of the people as gamblers use their cards—play them ...
... down the reless selection of carpet-bag candidates, and would-be Papa recruits ithout any military service, manufactured by Whig agents for pre- snt poitica purpose In our noble country, and for the purpoese of trampling out the men of 1865, and one who ...
... TUE COOKE D LETTERS. 10 TUB EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—Impositions such as last week were attempted to l>e perpetrated the public, so far from being suece -till, recoil with much injurious effect on their ginators. Were I Conservative, I should feel ...
... address to the Publishers of the WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, who will forward a copy o; that paper every Friday evening, for one year, for the »um u( Eiuht am» Sixpenck, and the amount of postage. The WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG is the latest newspaper for the United States ...
... Call for the American Mall Packets. This was boon conferred upon yon the Government of Lord Derby, but wrested from you the Whigs. Through the unaided exertions yonr Independent Member, Mr. Morris, the present Government remitted jIIO.O ■0 tine your They ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, OVEMBER 2, 1868. tion, there has, nevertheless, been a tolerably good trade done hr the advanced period the season. The purchases which are le made toward* the close of the year, are generally of serting-up deacrip ...
... which was blown by Mr. Glad- stone, and sent to attract the attention of the Roman Catholics, was ao inflated deception. The Whig politicians, to which school Mr. Gladstone has attached himself, have deluded the warm-hearted Irish people; traded upon their ...
... t) HARRIET CONNEKY, Secretary, 07, Victoria Flaca Museum, October, 1868. 6810 10 10 0 10 6 10 THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1 8 68. ...
... chickens at a very early stage—are be- ginning to form a GLADsToNE Cabinet. When that work comes really to be performed, the Old Whigs will find out the folly of not having joined Lord when he made them a most patriotic offer. if places-are to be had for new ...
... with my mother end lay motbag whom didst love with ell thy fetal heart end mind that new song weshall weary i9M°g> Northern Whig- Another daily newspaper iaannounced,the Morning Summary, which printed on papa and coat penny, ENNISKILLE N.—Printed and publiahed ...
... UUjTTH* inV. ftD,, WEEKLY NORTHERN wim, iu every Tillage in Ulatcr where an Agency does not already exist. to tie Fabliahera the Whig, B. Ifast, mwl *« « f.« ...
... to stand on the hustings from his political friends, pointing, he wid so, to Mr. Edward Sullivan, then Solicitor-General the Whig Government. We are sure that the surprise and disappointment of these political friends” at finding that I)r. BaU has brought ...