Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-08
THE WING SPIRIT OF Is4o ARGUS.

THE WING SPIRIT OF Is4o ARGUS
ING.
We continue our notices. indicating the spirit
that is abroad. Eghiecn hundred forty jom 1it'
be signdiized By another Wing triumph Ike that o.
1910! Principles buve not changed, neither lave
the American People.
Indiana. Tue Wing Convention OH the 9Th OF
Feb. was mere business convention, yet it mum
bered nearly TWO THOUSAND DELEGATES.
Feb 10Th, the Young Men held spirited convei''
ton aud resolved to hold Young Mems Mnss
Convention May &c, on the Tippecanoe Battle
ground.
Ohio. 1t will be recoIeccd that the Wings
held State Convention in Jan. aud nominated
their ticket; but the candidate for Governor de
clneJ and second convention became necessary
1t was holden on the 22d, and in spite of bad
travelling, it was rouser. Tie people from the
country came into Columbus by hundreds aud
thousands, with music sounding and banners lily
ing. Morderai BARLEY was reported Tor Governor
10y the nominating committee consisting Of ll7
q from each district aud The nomination u
unanimously confirmed. Rcmembtr-the Wings
OF Ohio redeemed the Suite in Oct. last at the
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tall majority. An OHIO loco writing a friend
in Cherry Valley, says that as between Van Blu
rem and Clay, Ohio is good for 90 COO majority for
Clay.
Philadelphia On the 22d Feb the Wings had
a glorious meeting. The following noble tribute to
Washington, by MIR. Clay, addressed 10 the
meeting:
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c.,us,,s, Nv ,hsruce ,yom 'h;s c;'v las do
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ysu VIZ ;m";,;na ,,e ~ , og 81
- W.; ,;,i,ans r. ,Ia ;,o TO- nnJ c,',,,, Of phiia
to,h, - ,n;,e y,i,I, ,hc, in cslehr,'i,1 ,hn ,t-
,nlrnnh;,n h;r,h-day Of Washin01'n slnnId r..
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.;,o X !,ll IN. ,nen n ,,hnm hi.,nr, ,r ,oL
~, I. ,,ra,a,,.J n,y ,cc,,,, MosL;,,,on lao,
WV LUIS i,,N,, das!a..s H., an',, H., ; ~
49, Tt L;,,L of M nan, ,la, svar I;,,aI :, So
LII ,;,tJ -, ,.,a,,,ni n,',; " -
rr, hl,asin,, Les,,veJ on ,nnnt,nJ Ly ,he cond
@ ot proSJsncs IN rno,a,,,'lo,,y t h;s ea,'a
n,d cIn,ar,nr ,ve heho,d ,lisnayod ard conoou'
uated in linn, caImness, dignity, moderation. firm.
ness, fidelity, d's'ntercslednrss, wisdom,--o the
virtues ''". auo'n 'ue W"rrlor' NC la'l'o,' ,ne
he nrn,,;rrd The ,,j, Of Father Of his Cou;ry
During the Revolution, and since, many rood
men huve arisen in the United States but Wash
ng'cn e,"uu', Nv o'' ,,'''''easu "oo "e's'' ee'"'
lie Is The model of true greatness Which !,
should be the highest ambition Of the youth OF
our country to initiate but alas! when again. il
e'TS, "'' L'e "oa o"t "u"' '', MS eq"n,
pubic during whicl, l,e lived and fignreJ. md Of
renewing the unaduItera,ed republican principles
when ne so iond'y cherished and successfully en-
vrrgnrv Of his birrh. md Inv o,her n,nronr;a,e
means, is emineny worthy the Wing cliizens OF
Inc city ana county OF rhllade'phia' themselves
,,".,, ',r;n'' h', ,ha;. ~ ~. o"v" "
encouraged, and their laudable aim accomplished
Gladly would make any humble contribution in
NY p""ei " 'ho a''ai'hen, VI .''a' p"'lo,'c emu
rng,men,s Which / have contracted viii mt nj
low ne 10 assist on the occasion TO winch yo,
have done me the honor TO invite me. an OBJ
ngen anerv,o'e, ony w. 'enudi ",y e'a'slu' ar
vhi.b am
Truly your friend and obedent servant.
II. CLAY.
DetdWare. The Wings had great mee,ng
Feb. 22d, ana were addressed by Judge Clayton
In LILLE Delaware we nhy almost say there is bu
one party. anu that wing all over. The loco
nave JUST met Ill o'a'e Convention and declined
sehuine amy deieea'es 10 iheir Nailohai CohVeh
uOn-douDtess thinking 1t labor lost 10 send them
One OF the most prominent Iocolocos OF Delewar
has joined The Wing ranks.
.7u0Wn, ". I. a mass convention was holder
on the I'D ult. beating le4O. One hundred dele
gates were appointed to tie Young Mems Nation
nl Convention. Tx Gov Seward attended ant
delivered powerful speech.
Skaneaieles, NJ Y. The Wing meeting on III
22d was greater than the Wing meeting of Is4(
Mr. Rouudy, one of the third party leaders. all
nounced tina, he had done with that. and, vii,
eight or ten other third parly men came buck, ,
the Wing ranks.
Livingston Counfu Fifteen hundred Wbie
gathered an the ODD and vera odd,ess.d ,h,v l.