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... 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 ...
... different sums, to trustees, to be used purely and solely for charitable purposes ; $l,OOO each to the editors of the Bangor Whig, to show his appreciation of their valuable services in the good cause in which they are engaged, politically and socially ...
... on Thursday evening, Dec. 31.— The Hon. William L. Gogzin, for several years Representative in Congress from Virginia, and Whig candidate for Governor in 1859, died at Richmond on Tuesday, Jan. 4, in the 64th year of his age.—Mrs. Bathsheba Merton, the ...
... in the let quoque style ; we have no fancy for seeing the place of the Slumlord vacant, the more so as we care nothing for Whig or Tory, Radical or I Copperhead, believing them all to be useful in their way ; that the jarting, the striving, and the pulling ...
... are forcible and clever.— Daily Telegraph. Mr. Valentine Blanchard shows some fine studies from life, the most succesaful Whig an old man in the dress o' Charles II.—T he Echo. ...
... as a history of the world for one day.—W. 11. Pearne, U.S. Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, formerly editor of The Knoxville Whig, has arrived at New York from Tennessee on his way to his post, accompanied by his wife and daughter.—According to German authority ...
... with whom the author had many conversations. What Greeley had said to him on different occasions is repeated, but the Old Whig, as he signs himself, is curtly told by Mr. Greeley, over his signature, that he is a liar and a villain. The newspapers are ...
... cheapen the transportation of our exports. We then saw the singular spectacle in Congress of leaping Democrats, one an old Whig abolitimust, representing the Democracy of New York City, striking hands with the Republican tariff men of Maine and Pennsylvania ...
... is a ready debater, quick in retort, and an eloquent speaker. He has always been attached to his party, being originally a 'Whig, and working in thorough harmony with President LlNcor.x; but while his political record is without change or blemish, he has ...
... just been organized in Cleveland, Ohio, consisting of Selah Chamberlain, A S Gorham ' and E. It. Perkins.— The Bangor (Me.) Whig reports that owing to the intense cold, the wires of the Western Union Telegraph Line, between that city and Lewiston, were ...
... Times, is declared to be larger than that of any newspaper publisher in the West.—A. 31. Mosely, senior editor of the Richmond Whig, retired from that paper on January Ist, after a connection with it of thirty years—The New Creation is the name of a new monthly ...