Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
THE 4nUE WINE sPInIT.


TiEE TRUE WINE SPIRIT.
Why sheuId - sndeffo ne labor o. sabody.
ing or ssntimsnis 10 rsffrenes 70 Wig policy.
uhea De matter j. % haad,onely done TO or
hand by he sseaeious and ue.hesriea sii,or d
~ nslssssuEg InIsHnetbeeff We ask the atieE
don Of oar wig bfslhfsn, with ne eanhdes,
sspesisiion Of esihing heir hearty cOseunenes
b al hat Bslaiei 70 oar fusure policy and ac-
tion.
~ ne wings eanast susered IA eleciing The
MAJ vho most truly rep'esrnis heir principles,
Il pfpsss beyond doubt mat ihoss principles
afe b Z majority. When lhs quesiion-1is mar
fevsd dbn6 10 choice between Henry Clay
and ID, ptineiples. and he Loco Foeo candidate
end hIs piieeiples, II Mr Clay b beaten. il will
shou bsybnd he doubts ofscep,ieisn itself, thar
ambioniy or The people are opposedio NatioA-
"A Bank. 70 discriminating TsriG. 70 Dis.ri-
besion Of Inc Lad Fand are in fator Of re-
snsciing he ssb.Trssury. tspealInE he Tariff.
snd ssrfepdefine 70 he National Treasury .
fund which Of right belongs 10 sbe STATES.
We repeat, II slr. Clay Is beaten 10 I fair
feld. The fsei viii be eonclusirely established.
TIA, he principles which be advocates have not
fosnd favor ia The eyes Of . majority Of lhe A.
neriesn people; and the party who have sup
ported him will bow with resignation TO The deei-
sien. We say " because The trial is ", Be-
nade, aud We are vel 70 entertain The slightss
doubt lhal Henry Clay can beat any man who
aay Be brought forward sgainst hin.
The Wing Party are nov hghlins under all
he disadvantages which could under any cir.
samsisncts be brought 10 bear against them -
The odds aud ends Of aII parties have for the
Irsssai eonbinsd ssains, them The respective
ffiends OF al The aspiraas 10 the Presidency nos
nsks eonnons cause against Wings. The Ta-
ri9te Loco and de NalIifyine Lcco--,hs friends
o. Dick JehnsOn and Calhoun, Of Van Buren
and Bnehanaa, stand cheek ~ jowl IL sheir %.
position % The Wings. aided and sbel,ed TOO BY
We Patronage Of The Government and The little
sqaad which Captain Tyler calls bis own.
Dui Aoa lopg viii this heterogeneous mass Be
held segrlbefi Just until National -conveo.
lion meets and decides Who shall be selected
nom he legion Of sspifnnts as tAs candidate for
Ne Presidency. and 20, one moment Iobeer.-
Whea that selection i made. good bye 10 al
he harmon among lhe-Locos. Wexhall then
90 hew much real good uill Il snssr.ained ~
he sNoFihesa Man with Southern feelings, O.
Yards HE Southern allies, and be enabled TO
neasurs 10 The minuiest. grain The affection
which The Honest Nullher eherishss fof his Pro-
alamaiion and Force Bill friends in The Norih.
And then TOO We shall know who is the arongrs;
nan before he peopIs-tiEsEY CLAY or bis sd-
ytfssSyl
Bat, 10 addition to these considerations, here
b smother which should prevent ANY true Wing
from even entertaining the thought Of dropping
Ar, G. Il il ihis--if Mr.. Clay hdfopped. de
Mig psrig fSr tims win ). si,bandsa There is
- chr s,en Who can receive the vote Of sns-
lA;ri q he wings q The Union and know
ledge Of Ibis fact Is the reason uhy cur Loco Fo-
% sdveusries are % anxious TO persuade Us that
Mr.. Clay Is mol our stronses, man. They know
hat While they ssnnsI heat Mr.. Clay. they cen
brat any other man Who may come forward -
he candidate OF he whigs, and hence the
sfeabls which they kindly rake 70 persuade rs
,hsl he resaln Of he recent elections are proos
q Mr.. ciays weakness All their sxerlions
hare ,eadsd 70 This one object. They knew thai
among The Wings there are some who are faint
hssrssd and Jss Who are noi veil disposed To-
vsrds Nj. Clay. and they ersf,sd themselves 10
carry he eleciioas, 10 The hope that these Two.
Glasses Of Wings would eonspirs TO rule Nr.
Clay o6 he rack and thus leave ii for ihem TO
vsik spsr. Will The wings permit themselves 10
b deluded h. these arul Will they 90 10 their
sesmies % inquire Who b their strongest mani
whitley psrmit their adyeFsaries 10 stock The
saris' and then ii. do~a 10 play The eamei'-'
o.. rashet. uill they nol 20 forward with ,heM
hannsr unFnrlsd, bearing upon iiihe description
Of heir principles and he name Of ihe man Who
i bes, qualified 70 carry them out. aad either 10
eoaQucr eriio die underili Where Is he Wing
eko uoald not rliher bs beaten while voting FOR
Ne trus and great Representative Of his prinei-
PIES. ,hah o succeed tif indeed be ssuia snceeed)
i slscling one Of orr ,kirdsra,e psIiiieians b
Ifa3s, vko would iufa traitor The moment his in
lsfssn prompted him % do 50
Fef enc, " fear nos defeat while fsksiss fsr
Hsssy Clay. We db nos fear that he great bo-
a q he AnsricaaE People uill iail,o perceive
Ihsr ,rus inlsssiis VA Plies u The bead Of their
hin, wh1. of III others. i bss, qaaI-
It'd 10 prolec, lhcsc Interests and. five should
y mistaken u this opinion. We should regard
defeat. while haiiline for % great and good .
.ause, q 1ar mole honorable Than he vicinry
4hich he spsmies q that ea1ss uonld achieve.
Courage. lken. WAiss! ~ us. Lnok noi BE-
Md b1l bsfors. Be siEiians, active and iadgs-