Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
From the WAYNE Coul
WING ORGANIZATIONS.

In many parts of The State the Wings and
Democrats arc organizing. preparatory TO the
August Election. The political contest ut that
period will be important, and # the Wings would
re triumphant they must act with UNION and
ENERGY II they wsuld carry the day, there
must be folding of the arms to sleep no list
essness In the ranks. 1t will devolve the en
suing lsiature. amongst many other important
acts, to elect United States Senator in the
place of OLIVER II. SMITH, whose term OF ser
vice will expire The 4,h OF March next; and
also, 10 rcdlsirct the State, under he late cen
sus II The Wings are IN the minority, India IA
viii be represented IN the United States SENATE
by Loco Foco Senator, and the Safe will be
Distracted 50 az 10 give our opponents, for the
next ten years II most decided advantages
SHALL THESE THINGS BE? The Wings
have the power 10 prevent 1t, ii they will only
act with proper spirit and unaniGlitv. We do
not ad yocate union and action 10 the Wing ranks
1T the next August Election for the mere Idle
boasts of trumpelIpg triumph when The dav
We have higher and more noble object
Than mere party conslderatI IONS The coming
contest will involve principles Of vital por ance
TO The interests of the country. Ii Is known to
! readers that opponents opposed III p
Protective Tariff, and IN favor Of The Free Trade
system They likewise profess, in theory, with
some exceptions, 10 be against all Banks and all
unite in opposition 10 m United States B4nk.-In
place of this latter Institution, they would, had
they the power, again substitute he odious and
repndlated SubTreasury, with its iron safes IN
which TO lock up the specie Of The country
The Wings want neither Free Irade,' nor a
Sub. Treasury They 8 party in favor
of Protective Tariff aud United States Bank
Under these two latter. our land has prospered 4
under the former her energies will be palzed and
stricken dead. An United States Bank or nj
least some institution that will act pr sc over
the Union, and give soundness and uniformity
of value 10 currency, and Protective Tariff,
are onestions tina, viii be indirectly at issue a
The next August Election.
If our opponents succeed in electing Senator,
from their party Indiana, f1r me next SIX years
will be represented in the United States Senate
bv . s 10 Treasury and Free Trade advocate
Nor is ,his all. by the dlsunion and supneness
Il The Wings, our opponents should carry the
next election the dIstricting the 5 safe will be
entirely under their control; and depend upon it.
they will do II in such manner ~ give their
party decided advantage in Congressional cleo
lions.
Ii then the Wings would save the country from
The Sub Treasury experIment, aud The ruInous
and fatal policy OF Free Trade advocated h.
our opponents. thew mist unite; and not only
nite put ACT. Lei their motto be. If
wore when victory crowned their eff4rfs: The
Union Of the Wings for the sale of tie Union
How shall this UnioE and Concert of Action be
accomplished? Far part care not how
done SO that it IS DONE. II County Conven-
tl0n should be deemed The most appropriate, lei
one be called. We leave. however, this matter
10 The People, and ask them mol only 10 thirk
hu, 10 ACT. We trast that the Wings Of "Od
Wavne.'' will do their duty. We shall see.
MANY WINGS.