The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14
.syVHOIs TO VOTE FOR TIE
WING PREsIDENT.r

WAtAof EALoAbESN Ast
UWho Is 10 vote for the Wing President"
We All remember with what triumph this
question was propounded ia the great camp
aign Of le4U Our adyersaries deceived By
tie success which had attended the party un.
der the auspices Of General Jackson, moi 70
fleeing that the candidate upon whom fhoy
had pitched, possessed none Of the great qualt
tiles OF that renowned Slatesman,() and above
all belicyoug that victory was changed 70 the
standard Of lhe spoils party, could nothe per-
suaded that they bad 10 fear even tho poasibil
iiy Of defeat Our neighbof Of The Enquirer
laid himself of for a suoozs during The
contest and another contemporary advised the
Wing candidate to rest cOntenled IN bis Log
Cabin and stick to lhis hard cider, neither
rsshly yenturing into t,ia pracincls Of the
White House nor Offering 70 quench his
thirst with any more arstocratlc liquor,
This language seemed to be justified BY tha
evena Of 1899. and fit had been cophued %
that period would have been excusablr. Bnl
even to the very last whoa Stato after State
was falling about their ears. when every
mail announced The detection Of Nt0c bodies
Of men, whose fidelity hal been calculated
upon AZ a matter beyond dClbtlWhen TIC voice
Of ugriads answere syegg dss & tas insult
Is 70 vote for your Whlg q
iniatuahon is without oxai ss *.
Of the world Or II has p naiSasela such
back to The "days bsiors tht,oia N the his,orp
find If. Tbe'gi ants who exnli ls we must -
aud spumod alIke the counS aeolit;r orndthe
warnings q the Heavens ire types q present
infatuated race Of Loco t'ocos. The wind
may blow, de rain may eol1e, the windows d
lihe Heavens may be opened. sithe fountains d
the great dozen may be abloken np, and The
| loftiast mountains may be covered 81 The rush
ofths mighty waters, butnct one 81 them, o.
/ long as he can retain bis foo ling upon ihe TOP
/ ofiie lofliest mountain, will heieve uiat IL 1
any thing more than dfizzle
aWbois to vote ios ila Wbig candidate 2
/ Let us answer THE question b skiing anoihei
| Where Is The tlalgriiy Of l45OO0 ihst bore
i General Harrison ID % iis shoulders ~ 1890
Has Il SUM IN tnH earth Has i melted il
ain Or has L deserted the ranks a hi
| Whigs and gone over to tho LocoIoco Party
lIfifhas taken the latter direction. u g airang
we have no evidence ofits presence 10 aI ih
. Loeoloeo victories that have been game
since that time. The wings haze been deiea
/ / TED "a two. thirds 81 the states Of Che lNiol
since 1870 Can tho Locosoeos show any as
cession 81 strength 10 any ofthese electi1is
On the contrary their vote has beer general
Ily less than il 1910 never IL ono inaiance,w
] believe, greater. The deieat Of tie Whigs
always accounted for, naturally end easily ,.
q simple examination Of lhe returns The e
cret lies III thsir own want 81 interest the
indifference, arising from ihe belief that no ga
] iority ia the councils Of the Major. can .euur
. to their benefit as long as the present tncuH
bent o'the Presidential Char ispermHlod, B
{ the Constitution 10 lhwart the Ohlea ihe
} have nearest a heart Let not the Locoioo
{ organs believe lbal The majority q leaV
] either annihiaied Or asleep q tliat 4 Il
. turned the country oyeriot TIE tender meicle
] Of those who. having formed themselves ia5
several parties, arc already capendipg &
i supremacy among themselves. fha prime
! nsi Rom ins. in The camp 81 Pompegi wef
; a1arrelIino about Cmsafs high priesthood g
T. yefy dar before the battle # Pharstia, an
i some Of the Cato street cQnHplraiofs Wei
+ near bringing % mortal arblsrauent dlspui
Z originating b lie desire 1i several pefeons
' pos4n me rich domains Of NE Marquis
Stafford. We assure lheas ends Of the 81
( defeated faction, that their desires WeFe ia
!. as rational e Their own. end fnlly a. gos
i 4 ptospectof being gFalifed. batit q rs
; less % waste adgins upon lh0sa who are be
q on destruction. We feel gfeYed q see Y
2 division in ghe ranks Of our adfaFeares. y
D wish them to unite o. one man. q Wil 2
10 afford ns exercise enough 70 beat them 70 q
B. TAIL we woud crush ihem At ono ploWile
III . mar
. sound. q lhiug ihAl bad been, but was 40 2
IL ger
q Letihe year 1874 arrive. Jet de Wing "a
e didate come before the people iof tleir Yot
81 land tien these gentlemen vii iud 40 az
ay wef to their question. TIE majority Of IS
L will vote lof tie Wing President The you
Pr men who bad 10 votes IN 1910 will vote
Fl him. n ghis respect wearo peculiarly f
p iunate. Every old,word EaquIrier man 81
aa desc Ills dead lossfethe psllg, idsmuch as
% one fIses up 20 tke bis place. The Won
~ men 81 1t least by 60 immense majority. 4
si- Wings they are more inla|leeni, and ha
% better sources ol Information. ihan bad Is
~ predecessors. Information d becoming ok
ne sommon aad e i pFegfe4es q matter
course. Nhiggeiy spreads 1.-The IocoisI
81 expect q secure majority heymts stop
yet emafch Of t1e understandings Tiny IL
ne bring ne country back q lhe situation i )
se. Il. Nhen lbe EnqniraF was ibe onlg paper
~ any standing j. Virginia. aud shen E corr
bonding darkness brooded ever Che 81
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