Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12

RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Wing Fire re.kindiing'
sArunpAy MORNING. July ls. ists.

I.o,siana, State in which the Wings have, on
Eorm,r occasions. achieved such noble victories
over fraud and corruption. Is, we are proud 10
sec. soon to bc again redeemed from Locoioco'snn'
The revision Of the Constitution OF LOUISIANA Is
likely TO enure not only to the bench, oil the wing
Party In that State, but to all its citizens.
Convention is to be held shortly, at which
nominations of State Officers to be made, and,
from the tone of the s,ibjoinOi article. which we
take from that sterling Wing paper, the New Or
leans Tropic, we should Judge that Louisana is
aeain about to enjoy aconsumnaiion so "devoutiy
to be wished"-a complete overthrow oil Loc"ioco-
ism. Incarryng out measures to ensure such a re-
suit, il will be necessary as the lropc says, Tor
the Wings not to be too confident III their own
strength lest they lose sight of that OF their oppon
epts for much faith IN Il cause o'tentimes brings
on defeat-as the Wings OF this country have rea-
son to regret. lit vert necessary. therefore, or
proper in us, to add feeble eNhortation To that
already so nobly put forth by the TroPic, we would
say TO the gallant Wings of Louisana-be up and
DOING let it not be said again that YOU have been
untrue to the nobest cause that ever animated the
bosoms Of American heemen, or that has been
espoused by the most exalted Statesmen of any
age. Faith alone, says the 'Tropic, without works,
won't insure success; for, whilst the Wings are
reposing in full confidence of their strength, their
opponents are wide awake and true to the man
dates of their party. But here are the inspiring
words of the Tropic which need not voice TO
give them force
1.-THE WINGS OF LOUISIANA.
Present appearances indicate the happes results TO the
Wing this Stale The Wings in the INTERIOR TAX
ing for granted that the Constitution will be adopted
vallisnty donnng their for the conflict that Is 10
follow its adoption. From every parish the Cheering cry
o"als well" in that pTom!se it not an
easy certain victory In our ranks there Is no dcotd
but all union One feeling animates all hearts, and that
Louisiana again in her proper place among the
Wing States OF our glorious Union. That DONE and the
belief strong that ahigh Of property awaits her Al
that the Wings ask aud will have, in the approaching
contest, is fair field, and ballot box inaccessible 10
fraud On their principles they go into the hed and by
their principles they willing stand the ballot box
Heretofore, they have been overwhelmed by votes that
came from the peOpe;-hereaer, they will strive to
sowthat whenhe people, and the people alone VOTE the
result is Whglriumph.
The right feeling then exist in the Wing party. Bat
right feeling alone never gains cause however great and
glorious that be. II must be embedded IN &C
ton. i, prove itself by energy thu; cannot be
shaken. 1t demontrate Us power by prompt and
preserving adaptation Of ali honorable TO the great
nm individual: tsorE. WORKS, WORKS, must achieve
what the unconquerable will determines. We know that
the faith of the wings of Louisiana, the ultimate
OF their principles, deep seated and rrstcable; bat We
also know that, without thorough organization CT lheiF
forces they bu, slight chance stand the charge OF
their drilled and disciplined enemy.
The tacies OF opponents their marked eharse-
ferstc.. These, and their principles the Wings
well know, have given them fields THAT counieFtaccs
might have saved In this respcc: is well 10 learn OF
an enemy. We would intimate that the Wings, Hs
party. should adopt that detesaOe policy which makes
the end justify any and every however abhOrent
all nations Of right: No, thank Cod there Is no ne
eessy for that All that ask Is. that the Wings, a
the inherors of principles hai!Swei by revolutionary
blood and dear them freedom iseiiha the Wings,
advocates of measures. which they believe he init.
rnstey connected with tier counry's prosperity and glo.
~. combine their strength present. every po-
cal bade ground and especially that which is 10
be occupied by the two great contendng parties front
that even Locofocosm cannot break. We have prno-
pies, numbers, confidence let organize and
certain strength. The Convention VII! NEE. IN week
or two and nominations will be the signal % battle
Never. in Louisiana, there more important crisis.
and the Wings empbnical!y appealed
60 tban present. that they fully and strongly
represented in Convention. Il R4iom our parry.
that VOTE is VINO VICTORY and II generally hap
pens that full and enthusiastic IN the nom
mating Convention leads directly a full vote when the
proper time arrives. To ito Convention, then, Wings OF
Louisiana, strong in hnPe-strong in Members. Not
parish should be unpesenied. Free interchange views
will strengthen the doubling, there be SUCH shmua,e
the whole parry efforts worthy Of themselves and tc
cause. Once the field and tho result shall be grea
and glorious. Louisiana, triumphant under The national
banner Of the gallant Harrison, shall againbc victorious
when her banner borne by one Of her own gifted