The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

gales 10 TINS Convention. VIII our friends
iu the country bear this in mind7
TO THE YOUNG WINGS OF INDIANA.
Under this head the State Journal pub
fishes an invitation TO the Young men ofihc
Wing party, TO bold Convention al Indian
spclis on the 18th Of January next, the day
after the State Convention. The idea is
good one, and we doubt not there are hun
dreds, nay, rHousASDs who will respond to
the call. What say our Young Whigs9-
We know they are not less patriotic than
their brethren generally, and active they
certainly proved themselves in the last Pre-
sidential campaign. The 10Th instant is the
day recommended for holding meeting 10 ap-
poins delegates TO the State Convention
why should not the Young Wings be heard
At the Seat of Government also. We knor
that delegates from the Young Wings Of
Vanderburgh, though they numbered one or
hundred, would be received with open arms
BY their brethren Of the North The appeal
oflhe Journal to the Young men ofihe State.
should be responded to with cheerful
voice from every county. The Journal
says
The more we reflect on the subject The
more we are convinced that there should be
convention Of the Young Wings Of Indi-
ana held at the Capital on the 17ih Of Janu-
esy nexi. True there viii be a Convention
n genera untuo'1OgnoIInaif EiontiI y p-znicQ
doubtless, hundreds Of young men viii min s
gle with the highest srdor Of feeling, bat il I
IS better that they shall feel the responsible !
iy OF making demonstration ofnumbels and J
spirit Of then own. A great point viii be !
accomplishment we can only succeed IN en-
listing the energy aud fire Of our Young men
IN the approaching campaign ia their fullest +
ezfcnf; and this can best be done by setting \
on foot among them distinct organization. 4
A Central Committee ofyoung men, an Ad- /,
dress 10 the young men, viii, appeal TO their :
pride and patriotism and load them with re- !
sponsibiliiics and incentives 10 action which !
cannot fail TO bring out, TO ils utmost, their
personal Influence throughout the State !
This is no small consideration, unloosing as /
il will the feters Of reserve, and opening as !,
il must sphere Of personal exeriion in which !
they will feel required TO move, delighted TO I
move, and ambitious 10 excel. And, indie
pendent Of the temporary effect Of such an
il will be nursery of polti- =
clans whose union and patriotic exeriion will !
be the wall Of protection for our glorious
principles hereafter.
Friends OF the Wing Press, we know that !,
your hearts are in this movement; for, view
ed as il may bo, tits wise and polite. Shall
we not have your cordial co-operaaion IN this :
work, so nobly commenced, as we stated in |
our last, by the Young Wings Of KnoxG
And need we appeal 10 tho young wings !
throughout Indiana 10 second this movement !
in The primary assemblies about TO lie held /,
with reference 10 lao State Conventional
Are ihero not hundreds IN every county
who desire 20 do conspicuous service ini
lSi4i TO address the people--perfcct or
ganizaiion--to distribute useful d0cumentsl /
Are there not hundreds who are ir1paiiont
10 open the compaign with their older breih-
rem on the 10th Of January. Aud are there
not also hundreds who desire 10 DO present
as the representatives OF the Hoosicr Com 1
monwealih, at the Young Mems Baltimore
Convention Of Ratifcaiionf a
Come up, then, on the i7th, Young Wings {
OF Indiana, prepare for your own thorough Z
organization. Come UP determined that on {
that day you viii give an impulse 10 the I
great cause which shall crown you with hon :
or and render the party your debtors for
thorough and successful services. Awaken I
to the importance Of the crisis before you
Of your duties in this crisis, and Of your full
sbilityto discharge them. ArTIos IL The
motto Of the Wing Party and action 10 The l
especial duty ofthe young.