Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
ME WING PARITY TESTED las IF RY FIRE

The fiery furnace Of Trial through which Mr. Tyler has
been leading the Wing party has been test of its sound
and purity that but few parties have stood
could stand Ii is true that and then ongo nterrdo,
Wing has surrendered the power of patronage, and
that here and there man has been bought and paid
ior,-bui the victims of corruption have been few in
deed, compared with the number Of the party and the
blIancy of the temptation and the DETECTION of these few
has had the least influence upon the of the
whole party, upon its efficiency for future
campaigns The moment office made u "a Tyler
man. that moment lie powerless with his former
ircnds-whle every day, Wings made sacrifice of
because they will not become "yler men," preerring
give place TO principles. Indeed hundreds of them are
thus sacrificed weeklytor that the
the Tyler broom busting and sweeping oil directions
IN the county Ten penny postmastes as well rs ten thou
sand dollar ones going The Wing camp has now in
tact become pretty well swept There but few Wings
'ei' there There relics chiefly Tyler democrats.
ed, the process called that men tratorous 10
their own principles 10 be raitorous 10 Mr.. ".
Ter as as they dare he.
Into this fiery out of which the Wing marty has
unscathed, llr. Tyleri now punging the socaed
Democratic party. The Washington Globe knowing the
materials of which It's party composed and shrcwd der
than many OF it, parry contemporaries bitterly invcighs
against Democrats accepting office under M Tyler The
Globe wen kn3w' what we arr all daily seeing, that OF.
nee holder under Mr. Tyler 10 be Van Buren, n,nn
that -, he separates himself from what the Globe believes
To be the future destiny Of his party: and the Globe We,
Knows too that when he accepts Office, the temptation of
Office will be great for him be gathered back in
TO the Van Buren, fold Hence the bitter of
The Globe upon lylcrsm, and upon Tyler men, and upon
Mr. Tyler himself, aud the Tyler Cabinet about hm-r
what lylersm was in vain attempting To do with the Wing
party That - dscTsanike H. the Globe iocsces Mr. TYLER
will accomplish, and Is indeed ACCOMPLISHING in theirs
through the patronage OF the Government.
Now Is the highest honor OF the Wing pary-it is the
cearest demonstration OF its Virtue value of its
principles that IT has thus whstDod temptation. After
struggle OF twelve long for the helm OF the Govern
ne II succeeded IN obtaining it, but the threshold of
success, deprived of its chosen hensman and finding the
ship o state in and dangerous hands, il preferred to
abandon H. and all tho honors and patronage that accom-
pany rater than be compromised principles its hon.
or PoweToSs with honor better they reasoned than
dshonorabe power. Principles worth more than pla
ces And what IS remark able, though thus i'm the
arms of victory stripped Of all fruits Wings are not i'm
the least discouraged and seldom reader or esher
Tor future action They now, and they reason we'll
mat the exertons which brought them victory once will
bnnS them victory again 1t is easier they truly say TO
elect President in Is ~ against dis rdeed and conendng
powerful and vigorously combined body of placemen that
/ the world saw.
we shall continue to watch with good deal of interest
the manner IN which the called Democratic PARTY stand
the test OF the fiery furnace Mr. Tyler has prepared for
We have but little doubt that they will melt away in IT,
aud we shall look upon the process of queiacton with the
lveer interest that II has been tried vain upon our pa
~ IL affords us great satisfaction See that the re-
Vouuon IN Mr. Iyes political associates which was the
cause OF so much JOY the Globe cause Of such
agnevous pain. It's struggles get rid OF the Tyler en-
BRACE the more amusing - who the eanestness
for the embrace Courted, hatercd aud deuded az
mistress was, Mr.. Tyler won. The union is not so
sweet as expected, that the kissing of the honey
moon - done. The Globe struggles for divorce an en-
IRE, complete divorce, th0To alone but rim
cutO mntTimonii, from the matrimonial bond. Mr. TYLER
won CO. lie is bent upon staying make mischief in the
family We wish him all possible succcss.-N T. Erpress