Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

venture this admonton ia expectation OF party good.
bot because detest treaehery all forms and are
pleased 10 II cxecrstcd by the honest OF all parties
mics friends, Demoeraso or Wings
And tho Wings OF the 7th distriet:-with
what conscience you sustain Mr. WISER Next TO
your principles your trust in Henry Clay From the no.
bic army Whigs. which nunber. in ranks Cr,tendens
and Berens. aud Leghs and Johnsons and Mang and
sergean and Clsytons. and Davis. and Tamadges aud
thousands upon thousands OF ilusous patriots and
Staesncn, you. in common with ninety nine hundrcth.
OF Wing comrades throughout the Union, have picked
out Harry OF the West 70 conduct You victory the
great battle you fight for all that worth preserving
in your County's Institutions. You have done no
blind devotion men, but because YOU regard Henry Clay
the genuine impcsonaton of those glorious principles which
yousocmny believe the gone prosperity and
fallen honour Of the Country YOU believe that he
combines ahghcr degree than living American
nous that qualify him be the deiverer of the
nation. You believe his patriotism aud his integrity Mr..
wise once did, to be above suspicion. You award him
the front rank among the wise andgood Of land and
gard his claims upon the American people superior
those of any else beside; and vet YOU are asked 10
support Mr. Henry a. Wise, who applies the lowest
bllHgsgae abuse 10 Henry Clay; who las
grown gray in the public service. served the country long
aud served 1t wel-ihe statesman whose rank with
Canning and Pitt. and Madison, aud Washington himself
whose very presence IL humiliation % dcmagogucs and
whom you, the Wings of the seventh District and
all other genuine Wings, rely for the salvation of the unon
and the perpetuaton OF our blessed institutions YEA this
distinguished esteemed by all men all parties
who love genuine magnanimy-r. Wise cannot support
under imaginable circumstances and would prefer
him Martin Van Buren, whom u thousand times Mr..
w. has sgmatised the corrupt and unpncplcd of
men,
Now put it the Wings of the 9TH District if under
these circumstances, they consistently or honornby
support Mr. Wise in preference Mr. Caer Will they
by eectng Mr. Wise, be accessory some sort to his
ungenerous defamation of Mr. Cayl Will they not endorse
his ISLANDERS TO all the world VIII such verdict from
Wing Dtctthe strongest in the State perhaps the Union
will not Mr. WIS re-ecco by such District say raise
the violent presumption that Mr.. Wiscs charges against Mr.
Clay true, and that he has sustained them by proof go
satisfactory convince of their truth whc Dis
tic in all Virginia And with this presumption raised by
themselves against their chosen candidate greatest IA
vourte, with what face they commend him TO their
Wing brethren throughout the Union
Nay, Ii Mr. Wise should be returned to Congress
will not the district be put down n Tyler Disfricfi--
And how will the proud and gallant Wings the 9TH
District relish the thought OF being put down friends
and admirers of man whom they the ycst of
traitors and most disgraced of men'
For the honor OF human aud the sake OF the Wing
party which glory in belonging, fervcny trust that
revolving example of inconsistency and aposacy NAV
bcset by any, least of all 10y those claim the no.
nOrcd of Wing. Then let the Wings OF the 9Th
District and Democrats weigh well the conscq uences
ere they cast their votes for Mr. Wise.