The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-30
Spirit Of the Wing Press.
From the .Nesc Orleans Bee,

From the INer Orleans Bee.
The unanitnity with which the nomination
Of Gen. HARRISON is hailed by the Wing
press, is a gratifying indication Of success.
Should the spirit that now animates the par
ty continued undsturbed and unsubdued,
the veteran patriot, statesman and soldier
will vet drive into obscurity the Cloths and
Vandals who now disgrace the Capitol.
We subjoin few extracts from leading
wing journals in confirmation Of our remarks:
From, the Nep York. Courier 4 Enquirer.
Having heretofore expressed our conf
dence in the wisdom, experience, and pat
riotic services Of that distinguished citizen,
[Gen. Harrison,l and, during the presiden-
tial canvass Of 1886, given him our Jealous
support, we do not hesitate to declare our
cordial appreciation Of the nomination, as
one which cannot fail to receive the UNDr-
vIDED SUPPORT Of the Wing party, and in
sure to it brilliant and triumphant victory.
From the National Intcligcncer.
We, in common with our brethren of the
Wing party throughout the Union, pledged
ourselves to submit all individual prefer
ences to the decision of the Harrisburg Con-
vention, and 10 support the candidates whom,
on full consideration, it should present to us.
This pledge we stand prepared to redeem,
and to yield to the distinguished citizens on
whom the choice has fallen, our earnest sup
port. Nor, in doing so, shall we put any
force upon our inclinations. The support
which we shall render to the candidate for
the first office, will be more cordial and sim
cere from our own knowledge Of his charac
ter, his patriotism, his long and eminent SER
vices, his mature experience, and his re.
publican principles.
From the JMadisonian, the leading Conservative
/ organ.
ssThe great topic of conversation yester.
day was the nomination of the Convention
So far as we could judge from conversation
with members of the opposition, the name d
the hero Of Tippacanoe will be responded t.
with cordiality and enthusiasm OF course
all sorts Of speculations and calculation.
were made; but the almost universal result
of them was, that the glorious old patrio
rould be triumphantly elected"
/ We have not by US at this moment ths
Times, the leading Conservative paper il
!, New York, and cannot therefore quote it
language. It, however, expresses mos
decided and cordial Concurrence in the nom
ination, and places the names of HARRlso,
and TYLER at the head of its columns.
From the .aierandria Gazette.
We wish it to be distinctly understood tina
in supporting General Harrison, we do 90
con dmore. We have always respected hi
talents, and feel grateful for his services
We do not compare him with Mr.. Clay il
eminent abilities, or as distinguished states
man, but we compare him with any man il
the nation, for honesty Of purpose, INTEGRITY
Of character, and practical common sense.
He would, therefore, make safe presi
dent. And, perhaps, at the present innctur
in our history, a man Of Just such chaTac
ter, would be the best chief magistrate W
could have. We want plain, practical, ia
Intelligent, honest citizen at the head Of affair.
The more General Harrison's claims ar
canvassed, the more acceptable will he be
come. A veteran soldier--an experience
statesman-a practical republican, IN hou
est man-surely-surely, such cieize
cannot be unacceptable to his country.
From tie Nese York american.
Having, with good faith, committed ou
cause to the Convention, we will with goo
faith. abide by its decision. and viii yield I
the candidates il presents 10 the nation, gu
full and jealous support.
We have the same Odious principles I
contend against, the same corrupting abuse
IOf power,-the same indifference to the pull
lie welfare, and although we 60 not inl
battle, under the leader Of our choice, "
lgo into il with confidence that the chosen
such . convention-himselfo Of tried meta
will lead us ON to triumph. We enlist thers
fore, for The war, under WILLIAM 81. Hal
RISON and JOHN TYLER.
Ffo~s ne q. s. 0esetse.
OF William Henry Harrison, Il = b,
eeceesary q speak much 10 commendatiog
- igtnown % the citi1ens O. de Union, "a
q - Len once ~ candi6ase a. he VIII
: pntsys With voto 1hss urpeised bofh ffien(
ene aoes by il streneth. ~. Haxrisen =
soecesstul general and i III ~ o1ices !.