The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

Although The elections 10 seve Al States,
which, 10 lSlO, cast their votes fnr Gen. liar.
rison, have since thai period resulted m favor
of the Loeoioc0s, We have no doubt that the
Wing party Will next wear display IS much en-.
ihasiasm and strength as L did n the i1tmer
memorable contest. The Lncofocosl viii lese
! hundred thousand voters On The day When
tlev nominate a CANDIDA e and We express our
candid conviction founded % a careful exam
nation Of The pro pect before us, thal whoev
Ell that party may nominate val be oyerwhem.
ed bya larger majority than declared isef A.
qainsi Van Bumnisn % 1870 Nbeh that
par reduces the nnia5cr efiis candidates from
ave 10 oae, lis intrinsic weakneis will baman-
igssi
When Mr. Van Buron Is nominated, as he
assuredlY VII be- 1Y The convention, As the
candidate Of tie fary The iroads Of Messrs
Calhoun, 10 nson, Casa and buchanan, sill
abandon The banlera Of i.ocniocosm By tens
Of Thousands Thenal0rify oithe'e seceders
wdlunitrthsir energies with he Why's, while
thousaads 81 Them Wll assume ap altitude Of
hosthty ID botIr coniending parties, and par
ieipaie 10 the preeee lipgs q neitbcf.
ihereas0n why The Wings have not been
viclodols ID tie elections generally since 1910
Is apparent 10 every intelligent mlnd. Men
a. history and universal observation prove
cannot hs induced 20 act with their whole
strength Ia cause. uness some advantage e
promised them as Compensation for lheir ser.
xioes in the succe softhat esusa There va.
asl hone, sner rylert aposlacy to cheer Inc
/ Nhigs 81 tocohaici, end they Ne elhefefWg
unsuccessful. There s IS ROLLING TO Be Fanet
/ be sucreas. and they, lhefeEefe, etaid a h0ml
and mgiaaad the elections % ~ against iheu
by dei1uli. II these facts is he found lhl
tFus r'asah why the Wings lave no. sinr'
1870 carried al the SaIcs which declasel
their allegiance 70 Che great md good eausl
wlich inunphsd 50 sienallyln is4o.
The recent elections u tennessee, Nofll
Carolina. and Mafylaad. % say no,hing 0
Georgia. PROVE conclusively that the Wing
re- ain eli lbe sneneth they gnarehaiied - ls4u
lThey have shown tllal II. Clay strength !
faf greater Than ihe eniire strength of'he afY
Ienddalas arfaysd i1aiua him. The Lnco
loeos cannot Reasonably dauCr themselves SIT
ire hone that lie various suppofleFs 81 fhei
lave candidates acted % BY 4 great variety !
motives can possibly Be prevailed on iocaa
lesce ID favor Of any one Of Their parry. Ger
"a
Jackson dad, bot 10 other man can unite 81 III
Iarfng and descendant vieEs Of the Loceioc
party. That wand s troken, and henesioft
the unauiiniiy Of the party i Thing e b
boped hY themselves bat nol realized.
Butt IS said that the Locos viii not ha1aF
their hopes Of success By audeayoFing % unit
On one man, but viii have i've Candidates
the fell They have nothing e hope lor
making such an experiment Mr. Gay "
beat the VII 10 i've a. easily as lie can beat an
one Of them. lie Wll meet Van Buren, 10 u
North, Calhonn IN he South, johnson e
: Cas- IA the West. ami Buchanan IN the MI
die States. and defeat each and every one
almost evary State. He VIII Be the nei
President hy an overwhelming majority, AZ
the Lecoloco may las well make up lhH
! minds "a il at once.