... Boston, on the true grandeur of nations; another against the annexation of Texas, and a third on the antislavery ditties of the Whig party. lie was elected to the United States Senate in 1850 by the conscience men of Massachusetts, by a contest which took ...

... suffering from great bodily infirmity, though his mental activity is unimpaired. In taking farewell of the readers of hi papff, The Whig, now in the hands of a comp Any, with the Rev. 'l'. 11. P,.arne, D.D., as editor, Brownlow says:-- Lu reviewing my long and ...

... shown tact, judgment, and business capacity, and has succeeded in amassing a large fortune. Politically he was an old-line Whig, contenting himself with a determined opposition to the I)emocratic party, and especially devoted to the principles of protection ...

... Senator from Ohio, in which State he had long been settled. Mr. Wade was always Radical in his sentiments, but he was called a Whig when he commenced his Congressional career. It is interesting to note those with whom he was associated. Mr. Fisti, now Secretary ...

... Confederate States. ' ['hat sin and folly—he almost admits it to be auch—was his own bantling; opposed alike by the most prominent Whigs and Tories, and scouted by the House, wherein be thinks he could not have obtained 25 supporters. Mr. Roebuck's motion, made ...

... formely Governor of the State of Connecticut, died at New Haven, April 26, aged seventy-three years. Mr. Dalton was the defeated Whig candidate for Governor in 1865, but was elected in the following year.—Ex-Senator Doolittle has opened a law aka iu Chicago ...

... cause of the negro, one of the great issues whereon the Republican party was formed. But what happened in England when the Whigs gained the objects they strove for is happening on Radical success in the Republic; its issues being attained, the parties ...

... they arrive. We may soon see the insetting of a Mongolian tide, which is capable of rising to any conceivable magnitude. The Whig states:— We have information that Austrian families from the neighbourhood of Vienna are coming to settle near Richmond. They ...

... will pass the Fifteenth Ameuilment, and will not mond A thlrow Julinsou to the limited e Sulfate. Brownlow thinks old line Whig will be elected instead. At Washington, however, It is asserted that Andrew Johnson's success is almost ensured, as the Ron ...

... well, the second Senator. There seems to be much jea!ousy between the different divisions of the State; while the Old Line Whig element, and many politicians from Waz•hingtoe denounce in no measured terms the ex-President's outrageous attack upon General ...

... except Mr. Webster, when President Tyler left the Whig party. In 147 he was elected to the United States Senate and re-elected in 1853 and 1859, when he retired from public life. In 1860 the old Whig party in the South nominated Mr. Bell for President ...

... the State is united on Johnson, hot he has strength in Middle and East. Etheridge strives to rally against. Andy all the old Whigs and all the rebels who smart at the recollectiou of his severities during his Military Governorship, and aro eurag-d at his ...