... EII Jackson, N ; Bush, B Leggett, A K Brown, USA; CW Heikman, Augusta; It A W Patte I, Baltimore; Mrs and Miss Biss.:ll, St. Whig; E D Holton and wife, IV Bigelow, 11 W loarnam, T II A Jams, Mrs L K and Miss Lippincott, Miss S hurtle, W A hufturn and wife ...

... after the election I of 1832, the Anti-Masons united with the National Republicans, and the union was solemnized by a new name—Whig party. The Jackson men formally arrayed themselves under the standard and name of Democracy, and there they continue, defending ...

... Taylor, the Whig candidate, was made President, by a vote of 163 against 127 for Lewis Cass. In 1832 Franklin Pierce, Democrat, was elected over Winfield :.. 4 cott, Whig, by a vote of 524 to 42. This defeat was so discouraging to the Whig party that it ...

... POLITICAL PARTIES. A SKETCH BY •6 BRICK POMEROIC _ The earliest political parties that existed in this country were known as the Whigs and the Tories. These names were transferred to this country from England, where they had their origin over 200 years ago. ...

... assumption that the convention was deliberately demoralized by its leaders for the purpose of throwing the Government into Whig hands, and thus furnishing the pretext desired for secession. He claimed that the harmonious nomination of an available candidate ...

... flvde-park-corner. Nr A rnrvv. MeKcan's Rock-Drill. 42. Bornuch Pnld. S.E. rIVTV 'Ng A PTTT7r rnore fpdrn. Oner••• Vinmyt. afroet. Whig*lor ^Tor! Wilpon. 21. Queen Vieteeia Street, EC.: 139, Rev.'', t Singer. 19. rooter T.Ane. E C. Zunts‘ TO AMERICANS VISITING ...

... subsequently hold the position of County Judge of his native county. In 1818 he was the Free Soil candidato for Congress, I. Whig °pronent being HO3. William !Nor, thou of tswogo. Though Nyo was an earnest advocate of the anti-slavery movement, Mr. litter ...

... Commission to the South to stud the position without reference to Party. The great object of the President is to detach the old Whigs and Douglas Democrats, and organize them into an Administrative Party of %%lutes, whom the Blacks will follow, and thus break ...

... man eloquent' of Indiana, recalls the times of the Whig Party, and adds to the strong old Whig' flavour that runs through the Cabinet. Mr. Thompson is a splendid speci men of the noble old school of Whig politicians. Charles Devens, as we learn by mail ...

... OLDRIDGE'S BALM os COLUMBIA EsTAI LI II ED CO YEARS. Ic unrival'ed in podueing a luxuriant growth of 'lair, Whig- Vers. at.d Mottetachi sand the on y V for Italtha•ss, containing th: eseential requisites for cleansing and beautifying, 3e. Id , Cs mod ...

... conjecture. The tragedy could hardly have failed, however, to have been much deepened. As Cilley was a Democrat and Graves a Whig, as were Webb and henry A. Wise, the duel was considered a political one—which it was not—and was judged in a partisan fashion ...

... have to stand or fall with the Party which has elevated him to power. Mr. lIAYEs thinks that there remains enough of the old Whig element in the South to form the nucleus of a Party to split the solid white phalanx into sections. Men like WENDELL PHILLIPS ...