... to persuasion; to compulsion, rather than the exercise the man exerts over himself, and Mr. 800 telle, who is editor of the Whig and Courier, admits this in its columns,— because the public sentiment of the city would not sustain the enforcement of the ...

... he found Ilictiortez by. this time he is probab l y still in ignoisine- in. o f his collea gu es were in the sem boat.— Ii) Whig. •. . The fenee owner who up a sigioelltick no bills as a warning to agents for tbeatrieel companies would possibly do more ...

... South since the War in which the blacks have not figured prominently was that in Birmingham. It was composed mainly of Old Whig Democrats, who consent to work with the Republican Party if they can agree on the colour question; and over 800 delegates attended ...

... was a very strong minority of southerners—active, eloquent and trained to political leadershipcontending for supremacy. The whig party very early in the history of California, came under the influence of southern leadership, and so continued till the ...

... ) KAMP/ILL; Tennessee, April, 1889. The ride through old Virginia, south from Waehington is mush as it was in antebel- Whigs. True the country in many plows shows less of forests, which were ruthlessly snorificed by the warring hosts of the rebellioo ...