Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
From The Richmond Whio

WING FIRE Observation-Disclosures,
a State III which the Wings have, ON former
occasions, achieved such noble victories over
ifdud ana corruption, is, we are proud To see
soon to be again redeemed from Locofoco;sm
me revision OF the Constitution of Louisiana
Is likely to enure not only to the benefit of the
wing farty IN that State, but to all its citi-
zens. "
"A Convention is to be held shortly, at which
"oniid'ioNs Oh state Officers are to be made.
ana, rom the tone of the subioined article
winch we take from that sterling Nbig naner
the New Orleans Tropic, we should indge that
louisiana isagalna about to enjoy a consumma-
'lel so "devoutly to be wishedr-a comnlete
overthrow OF Locofocoism. I'm CARVING ont
measures to ensure such a result, il will he
necessary, as the Tropic says. for the Wb;os
,ioi TO he too confident in their own strength
sesl lhey lose sight OF that of their opponents.
LOT IDuch ialth III a cause ottentimes brings nm
ueieat--as the Wings Of this country have yea-
9o" W ieS..e'' III IL were necessary, therefore.
or proper In us, TO add our feeble exbort.tion
to that already so nobly put forth by the Tronic
we would say to the gallant Wings of Louisi'
ana-be up and doing; let il not BE- said again
',at you have been untrue to the noblest cause
mat ever animated the bosoms of American
heciheh, OF that has been espoused NV the most
exalted Statesman of any age. Faith alone
says tie IroPic, without works, won't ins,ue
success; Tor, whilst the Wings are rcposinp in
iull' confidence u thcir strength. their opnon.
ellts are wide awake and true TO the mandates
oil tIelr party. Blu here are the inspiring
words OIL the Tropic, which need not our voice
to give them force:
"THE WINGS OF LOUISIANA.
Present appearances indicate the happicst
results to the Wing cause i'm this State. TN
w hlgsln the interior, taking il for granted fL,,
thc new Constitution will be adopted are cal
lantly donning their armor for the cnnaict ,ba,
Is 10 follow its adoption. From eyerv nari.L
me cheering cry of "alrs we'll comes IN ms in
tones That promise, if not an easy. vet Certain
victory. In our ranks there is no discord h,t
al IS union. One feeling animatcs all hearts
ana 'Iat IS 10 see Louisiana again i'm her proo,
~ pLace among the Wing States of our plnr.
lous Union. That done, ami the h, Iicfis strnngI
,.dt q nIgn career OF property awaits her. All.
Una me Wings ask, and will have. In the 90
preaching contest. ~ n fair field. and a b,llrt
DoN inaccessible To- fraud. On their nr;n,i,i.'
they 90 into the field. and by their pprinci ri,s
lney are willing W stand at The ballot L,i
Heretofore, they have been oyer,yhel,,ad L.
votes That came not from the people -Lsr,f
ltf, ulcy Will strive to show that yyb., ,.
people and the people alone vote. the result !.
a Wing triumph.
Inc night feeling then exists IN tho Viii
party. But right f. ling alone never o,i,.
ca'a1 however great and glorious thai en-.
may DE-. II must bc cmbodied i'm action H.
must prove itself by an energy that c,pnot r.
shaken. II must demonstrate its povyc, by A..
prompt ana pcrseycring adaptation of all hon.
"idDle means tn the great end i'm view. F,itL|,
''ou' ''' ho more save d party than an indi