Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
{ From Correspondent of The Norfolk Herald
THAT SANE OLD coon :"
OLD NnRTHA MP,rON. EREcT,

pisD NOhIHAMfION ERECT
Let Wing brethren aiar off know McssrS Editors
that "alve and kicking"-in high sprts-ana re.
solved 10 maintain ancient rcnown, die trying. In
1896, had relish for Presidents of the fox and wea
sci ORDER SO we turned outkc brave Saxons, and after
pankiug down 300 for Judge White-the REAL
Tennessee Roman. the had spare for
the "sweei little fellow only six! And in 1910,
butcd our full share TO that glorious majority of thou.
sand and more, which made this the Banner district of the
Old Dominion. Chcersd by the inspiring battlecry of
gallant leaders, Wise, Upshur, Fisher Scarburgh aud
Joyncs, did frcemens part teaching Power its lesson
and Corruption lis doom.
We do intend these aurcls be arnishcd if man.
ly effort avert the shame.
SO many subatens may not have 10 marshal us in the
fastening fight: but we have great Cap,an-a thrice
liant Chcfonc whose alour has been tried aud his skill
tested many iield-whose brow green with thou
sand wreats-a leader whose "ame his own-to which
no mans praise add and from mans de.
tract around him rlly TO win back the bright trophy
which an inglorious treason hlched from grasp.
We have organized CLAY CLUE alrcnd, numbering
1sO members and destined Il large increase. As the
fruits OF this organization have already distributed 80
copies of the cheap edition OF Mr. Clay's life published
by Greedy and McErat of the n. Y Tribune The seed
have already sown, doubt not will bring forth fruit
and that the Wings other sections may be pre-.
pairing for the harvest let remind them that this life lr
Clay be had by wholesale, for per copy. Also
the famous political ppers of the author "Junus' and
other OF 1870 which shed volume of light the
mooted issues OF the day. One hundred dollars worth
these documents will flood any county in The State-Ten
dollars will place copy in the hands of every any
OF the smaller counties Attend this SUGGESTION Wings
of every section! who hope redeem the Republic in
1874!
Wehav committee of correspondence, which will give
the advantage o the counses of brethren elsewhere
And VIC have also a committee of invitation whose task
is TO solicit the aid by public addresses OF distinguished
speakers. BY this expect have the principles
and conduct OF the Wing Party vndicaed from the ground
less aspersons of old enemies and recrcan friends BY the
way Messrs Editors there no better way of informing
the people than by these public addresses. Many will lis
ten 10 oral information, who will read. Much of the
glorious work of 10 you well know the result OF
the fine speaking well dscsted facts the Wing
This suggestion Is thrown for the consideration OF the
Wings generally. Why should they be organizing2-
Ii early. Efforts the desperate IRE making
by the other party prejudice the people against the Wing
party-misTcprcsenatOnc - not scrupedand under
the influence OF this Misrepresentation and garbed
many who look out for the strong side, and many hon
esmeanng too, carried off. Organization with It's
usual iruts-good speaking and the dissemination plain
documents-w scrape ny the cobwebs OF sophisy and
caumny which locolocosm Is every day ndus,riogsy
weaving Put oil this business organization much
longer and we have committed minds deal WITH and then
uphill business OF overcoming the pride OF consistency.
Lett not be inferred that because gave Mr. Wise
maority for Congress, not Wings. Many, very ma
who from personal attachment gave him their support
will be among the foremost in raising the standard of Henry
Clay because they ardeny believe taiha standard is the
standard Of the country Look out for good
Us SOUTHAMPTON.