Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-26
TO THE WINGS OF vfRGiYiA.
rluE WnEKI.y wIuIG.


The attention OF the Wings Of the State is respect
fully but earnestly called the above paper, and the
propc OF taking speedy and efficient for promoting
its extensive circulation throughout the various counties OF
the State, is suggested great connected
with the advancement and of the Wing in
Virginia.
In 1910, the Wing and Yeoman travelled side by side.
in all directions hill and dale mounain and valley;
and everywhere applied eectua sntdoie the poison.
GUS daughts prousely administered by their coempora-
the Enquirer and Crisis They visited alike the poor
mans cottage and the rich mans mansion Tho joint in
huence which they exerted the public mind may be
y conceived when consider the lean
Jointly by which the State placed in tho scale Of Mr..
Van Buren, Ii is to be presumed and hoped that the Wings
in the approaching will make excrtions equally en-.
ergeuc aud noble in days gone by, and that they will
e'inee zeal and enthusiasm every respect worthy OF the
principles stake and the which they adj
voca,e The Weekly Wing, the ensuing canvass, must
occupy the same place, and perform the services,
which in the last fell to the lot of the Yeomsn few
sjerNtons will shew how eminenty fitted is for this pur
pose. Iii of the same size the Semi-Wcekly Wing,
the paper and type being both of superior quality, and
tans nearly all the political and miscellaneous matter Of the
latter without the advertisements. Ii take into con-
sideraon its size and contents, it is probably the cheapest
paper in the Union.
Now that Clay Clubs being organized in almost all
the counties OF the State it is incumbent upon them
seize with ayidy weapon thus timely placed within their
reach and which may prove annoying TO the
enemy Let them make of the duties of all the
bes OF these Climbs promote the circulation of the Week
y Wing in their respective counties Let every who
not IN the habit OF regularly reading political paper he
furnished with copy and would certainly be amss
stray number could occasionally be placed before the
eyes OF some Of Mr.. Riche's generation readers. Who
knows what effect the light OF and truth might have
upon one OF these hosry disciples and followers OF the En-
qurcr. Ii one of these could be reclaimed this
late day. from the devious path which he has hitherto pu
sued, il would DO far better than suffer him sink
the without last perccivng the load of
error which he has unconsciously supported upon his
shoulders for 50 long a time.
II the active and leading Wings in every county will fol-
low the suggestions here made-ifthcy will all honora
bic means TO place political information within the
reach OF the mass of the people, my life upon they will
not to repent OF the thus taken The peo
pie only require light guide and direct their Judgments
and when their minds correctly informed the subjects
presented for their consideration, they will in majority OF
give and honest decision The press is the
great lever by which the public mind be raised from
state OF darkness and ignorance light and truth Let
avail ourselves of this powerful engine and its effects will
tell upon the ranks Of foes. We have them
the hip, and will be fault if do not crush
them in such manner prevent them from again
raising their once proud and naughty heads.
A SUBSCRIBER.