Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-06
4 Card-to the Whis Public

viii, N few days, issue "a prospectus III,
Wang PubsIc. discussing the gr'inds with
propose conduct new Wing Journal at 1t CT
~ OF Washington.
NJ obj ;cl nnw, is pr!ncipall' 30 gay, that the
appearaucc uf that Jnirna. wi only be Del, q
unt.l The re-nssemblagc 1T Congress, on The frsl
Muuday III December-pussii,, until after he
Chr.st mas holy days, uuiil whia time Congrss
does not usual, enter scnouy upon the as
charge OF pubic business.
have also another object uich IA to assure
the Wing pubic, that such a ournai-Inten dea
10 supplant no oiher-bul % ID u The main tam
ance OF Wing principles, Stationed by The voice
of 10 States, ana of 500, 90 American cilzeas
since ei,atDeiesS.y tranSgr and disfegardedot
no every thing tGhe generous c"lt
dence OF the Wing party, and hon, the decree OF
Fate has enabled, for Shortened to play The
iyrant-wiIi certuiuiy 90 Incorporation.
Icannn, permi, the oppor,u,ly to pass, h.w>
ever, without congraluiating le Wings OF 'ir-
gina, especiaIly-tor Vrgniahere ;ofore so!"y-
al 10 principle, has Supplied pom this "ccsi"n
nearly all the traItors-upon te very cn'dnPt-
Ihie lmpr, ssion MADE upon the ranks 10 lie de-
icctinn of names of some celebry anon men,
Few men knowing the State be,er thar 10, or
having better opportunity of ioming dadgmeni
of The current OF public oplnionI ha" not yet
heard. certainly, of the first Wig wi had re-
teruivcrsai,on bv one Peesidcn, ii ,ha, Stats,
BY The Grace of God three memtes Congress
two State Judges, and TO professor William
and Mary College The Mig lead. may sell
their principles Tor place, presen, pspect,ve.
FIR the vanity of ruling, or what inync mems
estimation is equivalent, the repntatW"f being
Supposed To rule The ruling powers-btho Wing
Democracy, the rank and file, whose nlty does
NOT dupc, nor ambition corrupt, and hose SIM
,rta ( tho honor. Il liberty
Of their country, stand now where IN stood IN
Nuvemher, 1910. Never treason card over So
htiic accession OF strength In an enN, or So
little mi Ired the party betrayed. Add welt
over 10 King George alone, and they no have
heirave ed The Wings have initiated his ample III
This well as IN other respects, lVeio or
both The Vctoes. !ttic or n"taing+ IS the
motive 10 destroy the unity, prev ale ne nd sep
crate existence Of the Wing party, wtic4cserves
exnrrniion. aud calls for the vnngeancf be-
tray ed and iasutsd penpic-hcirayefy rhnsP
" hnm they trusted and elevntcd-iesHd by the
very Imagination that hey could be seccd trom
their nvowed principles, and made n humble
aud obedsant instruments of cxerutk ne ambi-
lious designs If caha Of trading puciins.
Let this noble snirit sti prevailed neither
treason. Presidential pa'rnnHgc.or all the
bia nd iShneUis aud seductive i"tiien st power,
can avail against the determined aaEd The |
no" Ii''htd Fts"bfth'h' W nc P'
Let who hoped for rcpnse alter rdu"ns
campaign. resume orr arms. deicrmn not I" /
Weld 10 oar country and liberty 10 nslc, Yet
mnre resolved that Traitors shall not cutnveni
or sell us 10 an opponent whom we ha'iSnaiiN
vanquIshed 10 fair. open and hnn"rah'omhaf;
and # we mas, surrender either--let prefer
a thousand times. the open and asnwantago-
mist. even Benton himself, to the trader i"Itics.
who has attempted to barter us for hIs'n ag
grand cement.
The prospective partnership between Gal
laher and myself was dissolved at my re.si. for
reasons with which the public have no tcern. I
JOHN II. PLEAS.TS.
GooCHLANp, October l, ISL.