The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-06

It's peIpetuation on the pages Oh our history
at every stage of those measures and re-
suits, the Wing party of the country loudly
and solemnly protested against them. And
Resolved, furthermore, that when after the
exercise of an enlightened suffrage the peo-
pie had determined to right their wrongs
when they had succeeded and when, in the
dispensation ofProvidence the leader of the
people fell, and the minions of the subdued
adversary bribed his faithless successor to
blight, by the use of accidental power, the
fruits of that victory-the Wing party of the
country, loudly and deeply protested against
and spurned alike the brides, the treason and
the traitor.
RESOLVED, That now when experience has
proven thus much on behalf of the integrity
and wisdom of the Wing party, we again in
yoke the people to heed our protestations.-l
Solemnly do we protest against the %restora-
ton of the Locofoco pariy--falsely called
democratic-under whatsoever guise or name,
or through whatsoever men their leaders may
present its principles TO the country.
Resolred, That we condemn those wick
ed leaders of the i~ocofoco party who first had
their high Tariff hobby then their National
Internal Improvement hobby, then their re-
form hobby ,theh their State Bank hobby then
their sub-Treasury hobby, then their free
trade hobby, then their duel hobby, then their
hobby on omens, and who now, driven 10 the
wall, have their Texas hobby--and we eau
ton the people against their designs.
RESOLVED, That we cordially endorse the
sentiments of Mr.. Clay as expressed in his
letter giving his views on the subject of the
annexation Of Texas to the U. States and
that we cannot view with too deep abhor-
renee the proposition of a measure of such
importance, in the secret and sudden manner
in which it has been forced, without discus
sion before the people, upon the Senate
That we view it rs a mere political trick, got
up, at this time as a hobby with which to
raise a false issue in the present presidential
contest, and that, behind this question, we
believe exists the ultimate purpose of the
Southern Locofoco politicians to strengthen,
by annexation, the free trade portion of the
Union, with a sole view to the prostration Of
our benefcent tariffan the free labor of the
! North.
RESOLVED, That we hereby ratify with pride
the State electoral and other political ap-
pointments, and that we urge upon our presi.
dental electoral candidates, upon our ora
tors appointed by the late Wing Convention
upon our Wing Clubs, upon our Wings eve
D rywhere, the full e~xertion of all their influ
ence and abilities to cary out in 1914, the
glorious results Of August and November
: 1910. And especially, in view of their com
mendable efforts past and present do we in.
: woke the constant efforts of the Wing Press
n of Indiana in this cause.
Resolved, in view of the fact that since
the fight has begun in earnest, Tennessee
Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mas
sachusetts, North Carolina and Virginia
: have all wheeled into the Wing line-in
view of the fact that of ii vacancies occur
d ing by death in the House of Representa-
tiyes since the assembling of the presen
Congress, ID have been supplied by Wing
e members--in view of the energy, union ant
: enthusiasm of the Wing party, and the jus
tice of our cause, while our adversaries arr
n broken down with disaster and distracte d b,
e divisions, have reason for the soul-stiring as
surance that nothing but fidelity to our
sentiaI even to a more glorious result thai
J. that which attended the champaign of 1910
But that, in order to the certain assurance o
Of this great end, every man must work and eve
ry man must vote.
Resolred, That it is of vast importance Il
= secure the Legislature in August, since
n its complexion depends on the character o
ir the U. S. Senator then to be chosen ant
I'd that we urge the Wings of Indiana to spar
IN no efforts, no sacrifice of ambition or labo
es to secure SO important and desirable a re
suit.
ID Resolred, That here on the battle groun
IN consecrated by the valor of the illustriou
ny Harrison and the brave men who fought an
as fell beneath him, and of those who still SUI