The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-03

"Resolvei, That any Wing who fails to dc
his duty duringthis Congressional campaign, shall
be WHIPPED with Pipe Stems, and chunked
with Rotten Eggs that have been discarded by
the old women"
This Resolution cannot be too often charged
home upon the Federalists of this District during
this Congressional campaign. They have named
themselves "Pipe Stem and Rotten Egg Whigs,
and let US call them in future by the name oil
their own adoption. Be it recollected that the
resolution was adopted with unanimity and ap-
plause by the Whig Convention held here, but
cautiously ruled out of the "North State Whig"
of last week {: nevertheless it is as much decree
of the leading Wings of the District and as, GER
tainly and fully shadows forth the wishes and in
tentions of the Convention, as did the nomination
of Ed0Grd Stanly. Now who is to carry this
Resolution into effect2 Who is to beat the peo-
pie with so many stripes, and smear them over
from the crown Of the head to the soes of the
feet, with all the "Ronen Eggs" that can be col
lected, if any Whig is tardy in ''his dutyg' Is it
to be done by those two LOG Cabin boys and
tools of Clay, viz: George E. Badger and w.
p. Mamgum, when they come down here to en-
Tighten the people at the "great Whig feast" in
May next2 Will those very refined gentlemen
of Edgecombe, who originally adopted the reso-
luton, perform those barn yard and hen house du-
ties necessary for collecting suficiency of those
exhlarating perfumes, "rotten eggs2" We think
it will take more rotten eggs and pipe stems, and
coon skins than are in the District to make the
people swallow the DEGREES and sinking cause of
Whiggery The cause is every where going
down by the gravity of its injustice, misdeeds and
corruption all the monarchial threats of Coon
vention resolutions, and all the eectioneering ap
pliances which Federalism can use will not ar
rest its downward progress. The people have
sat in judgment upon Whig conduct, and pro-
nounced an unfavorable verdict. The irresistible
tide of popular condemnation is flowing against
them, and fast sweeping away their crumbling
ramparts, in the overwhelming force. The sea Of
the peoples wrath against their doings, promises
and pretentions cannot, will not be stayed in its
mighty progress. Democracy is sweeping broad
cast throughout the land, carrying every thing be-
ore it. In vain may the Bank presses, with their
combined and reckless hosts of Federalism, strug-
gle against its resstless current.
Our cause is one Of truth, of justice, of prospe-
rity, of equality, Of Constitutional liberty Let
Whggery reign and it will continue to spread,
as it has ever done, confusion, hard times, nigh
taxes, distress and ruin over the land, tear our
glorious Constitution into fragments and evcntu-
ally, substitute aristocracy and monarchy in place
of those sublime ground works of our govern
ment.
From elections which we have recently heard
we are outstripping any thing we had right to
expect The Democrats have elected their can
didates in some of the Whiggerys strongest foot
holds. The friends of Equal Rights throughout
the United States are now fairly aroused; our
principles firmly seated in their confidence and
affections, and Democracy will move on in its
grand march, conquering and to conquer.
Washington Republican.