Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

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dcd in scattering It's seeds within the Dis
trict Of Columbia, aye even within The
borders Of the slave holding States them,
selves. - But Southern wings will not see,
until evil is complete. - Their eyes are 81
blinded by passion, prejudice and past
disarpoinImenis, that they canno', they
will moi see their danger.
Yet, "as the Lord ivelh these things
are true"
WnIuoIsM AS IT WAS, AND AS 1T H.
To q rejecting man, nothing could prove
the III assorted and contradictory maeri
ais Of which the Wing ranks ore composed
more cocclnsvtly than resort 10 facts d
such recent occurrence Us to be within the
recollection Of almost all.
In 1882, when Gen. Jacksoa vetoed
The recharicr oflhe United States Bank,
whlgslsm consisted IN an nnwayerIne
support Of lhut Institution. But when lie
people come to'the rescue,when in spite d
hetlrades and panic speeches of whig ORR,
tors with which The country was inunda.
ted, from Maine to Louisiana, HE acl of
the President vas solemuly sanctioned IT
me ballot box, and the "grcat scal' Of The
people sci 10 the death-warrant Of ,he
Bank, alter few dying throcs, The wings
abandoned their iavUrile 10 lis fate. So
convinced were they, thai they could ney.
er hope TO obtain powers long as the,
continued to bIozor, the United States
Bank upon heir colors, Il at the Wing
Convention the State Of New York, in
1888 thought proper formally and crplicit.
| Y 70 fenounec The support Of United
States Bank.
i How stands The case nov? In some
parts Of the Union, Virginia for example.
the Wing leaders deny ihal their candid.
ale for the Presidency, is in f.yor Of any
Y. >. Bank. Mr.. Wm. e. Ryes, one
Of the new whig converts, denies ia the
strongest terms that the Wigs 60 for a
Y. $. Bank. At the same time h other
parts olthc Union, where that insntulloo
finds more favor, The whig leaders are RI a.
4 dy 10 vorch their souls salvation upon The
fact that Bank viii be established, If the
| Wings succeed.
Now how can any reasonable man
make up his mind 10 vote Tor Candidate,
whose lrends1n one part Of the Union siy
that Bank will be established, If he IS
elected, and in another part, deny tina, he
is IN favor of such a measure? Is il moi
honest to say to Virginia, will not agree
20 the creation of Bank, and 10 Penn
sylvania, lNill? Il il homes for wli.s.
IN convention, representing the whole
lWhlg party oflia, State, 10 say to lheil
Anti Bank lellow-ci,izens, fSwe are oppo-
sed to Bank, we do not think il neces
safy Or expedienl, any more than YOU do,
80 vote Tor u.s. and in the next breath
turn to Massachusetts, and bcsccch her
aid ~ placing inp power an administration,
which will create ''Bank 10 regulate The
Icurrency?' II any man can doubt that
such is deposition, 10 whithibe wing lea.
lers have placed their candidate, let bin
cad the address Of the New York Wig
Convention in 1888, and MIR. Riyes' lei
ter, and be convinced.
1 The politics Of the wings seem 10 Be
based simply upon design 10 succeed
and that to effect this end, all means are
IInslifablc. Few can be found, who will
be 50 INSCRIPTIONS as 10 say TINT such a
principle Of action could be counlenancea
among indiyiduals-why is il more loler
able, when acted upon ly masses? WHY
is il less dishonest than in the ordinary
Transactions Of men? Why cut md
square principles and measures ID suit
different lantudes, and different climates?
Is not truth in one place, truth in auoherG
il the wings are in The right il they
maintoin the true principles, ought moi
heir political creed 10 ho The same ia all
paris9 And II i Jcaot he same, il all
Ipalts of The Union, al wethnk VIC have
shown, what confidence or trust can Be
lplaced n il by any man, who loves can
dor, and truth2