... atmosphere to be enabled to perceive and comprehend events which cut their shadows •before. You and I worked together as Whig and Republican journalists for nearly 40 years. We had something to do all that time in forming awl informing parties and peoples ...

... indignantly upholds the honesty of his intentions. Ex-Senator Brownlow, in first addressing tlw public in his new paper, the Whig and Chimticle. undertakes to read the signs of the times ; and by his reading we learn that the day is not far distant when ...

... freedom, and threw all his influence and energies against the cause of American liberty. Ile conducted the pro.slavery Richmond Whig in the most vituperative and outrageous manner against the North. Ire placed his sons in the Rebel army, and one of them was ...

... MAY 15, 1875 municated to me in the tune of it, I know, if yea do not know, that it would have been printed in every Whig newspaper on this continent. You know that if I had possessed it I would have made the hall of Congress echo and re-echo with it ...

... merely to give the place to one of a different party would have been regarded as scandalcus; if it had been so exacting that &Whig governor bad removed a Deinocrat would have been required as a proof of his disinterestedness to sprint a Democrat to the same ...

... Boston, which posit:on he at. so held through two terms. Ile was elected Governor in 1874. In politics he was long an Old . ice Whig, but when that party dissolved. he gave his adhesion to the Dem cracy. Throughout the Jong struggle upon the temperance question ...

... inevitably thrust aside shams and counterfeits of every kind. This view finds expression in Southern quarters. The Richmond Whig thus prophecies: The result in Ohio may eucourage the money kings for a moment, but it will not defeat the Democratic party ...

... in a minority of over 7,000, he was only beaten by 92 votes. Ile had joined the Free Snilers when they broke away from the Whig Party ; and as a journalist and an orator he made his weight felt in the struggle which . ensued. Till events merged the A ...

... Herald -Bristgar. Boston Journal- Bbaino. Boston Traveller -Bristow and Blaine.. Buff ilo Cot:tow, eial-Conkliug. Bangor (Me.) Whig-Blain/1. Buffalo Express-Conkling. Big Rapids (Mich.) Sturnot-Blaine and Ferry. Braincrel (Miun.) Centennial third. Termer-I ...

... each. The Houston (Texas) Telegraph has no choice as between Hendric'ss and Bayard, while the Atlanta llerald and Richmond Whig are willing sit at the feet of either Thurman or Tilden and drink inspiring draughts of unadulterated Bourbonism from these ...

... invaluable. His political career was also commenced while he wa3 quite nig; he beerier:, after a short but faithful service, the Whig leader of the Legislature of Ohio. In 1843 he was elected to Congress, and occupied his seat eight years, being, at different ...

... but little named is taking his place before the Democracy,—Judge DAVID DAVIS of the U. S. Supreme Court. an old Conservative Whig from Illinois. (the State that now insists on furnishing Presidents.) the warm friend of Lirscout, a man of high character ...