Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-24

"SUccEssI RARE PANT" says Sir John
Sucking, and he every day experience Of proves
how admirably asnccess, IN hesView of most minds
"hIdes all the MSness" OF the inIolnic, dis
creditable aciina. The converse vi this proposition
Is equally true Tor while cess colors with beauy
the most odUus Of principles and performances, II
want of il stamps with nnmiigated nominees, all
that WAS before handsome and honorable.
The Wing new spapers, IN their appreciation O
NatIveism, and the Natyeist organs in their appre.
ciatium Of Nhggery, before and since the Iecen
New Yok election, are pertinent Illustrations il
| point.
Al the New York election in 1874. The Wing,
abandoned ih. ir own support NatiSeist candidates
maosiy o The offices were OF course, subsequently
| diIribued among quasl Whigs, and lnra twevemnnIl
nearly we have heard nothing but chilling and COO
ing" gnd seen nothing but Tie aiiectionate endear-
meus mu'uay INDUCED in by Whiggery and Native
ism. THIS nauseallng anna lgana;lon having DISCUS
ted thousands in New York, The result WAS The de
feat Of Henry Clay in that important State. This
opened the eles OF The Wings to the madness ofthe
position. They struggled IL disengage the,nselye.
| from the embrace of Nalivelsm, and resumnd theil
original integrity Natvesln. lett 10 ITSELF was M
consequence terribly defeated, and the Naiifeis
presses vie with each other IN Sillilying without
| limit or reason their former coniederaies. Whel
the Wing party and Wing principles lent Naiiselsn
success, eulogy too tnls,me Tor The Nalivesis
To beseow upon them; bul NJ" when The reorganlza
ton Of Whiggery has lett NaiiseIsih IN hopeless
| v,
characteristics ol whiggery. The change is really
singular, complete, ami who feels 4 contempt
for i. lwo uuprincipled parties IN this "hVers qual
| rel" exceedingly amusing.
| So too with the " hg organs. When Nnteselsn
WAS in the asceadanI, and Promised 10 DE Noble M
strumcnt for the ulllm lie elevation vi Wing anr
accomplishment of Wing designs the sau,its of The
Wing press towards the new lac Inn Was lnexpress
ibe. It's objects praised, it, e rors sindcated
liz little chu, CHI burning anusentnls Iusthed, and
its mur derous rebellion in against thi ciy
author laes alluded 10 with deliCaty lhat did credi
10 NhiggIys ct,icc o words, II Its supei huou,
humanity. The recent election came Oh. Naiiyeisn
aas annhaled. Aud now maxi line dilerence!-
Feeling that all lul iIrr aid from that intoerant fac
ton ID out ui The question, that the very suspicion d
alliance with it., Is suicidal. the Wing press viii
auus, one accord, have heen engaged since the over
| throw Of Nainelsm, IN heaping the mos, unqualified
upprobI iuu upon il OF every description. "Success
no longer The the black gaib Of Naliyesm
with hue Of wchery, and fallen, degraded, exposed
even ITS old ally ul Whggisn presunes 10 point and
scof at its u,hoiy designs and hdeous proporiions
| And SO the battle goes For once the slctors
Jeff to III. quet EMO, of their triumph, while
! NdtSelsm and Whiggeiy each other Justify
o treacicry,o OF iailhless and broken pledges Of
eternal fidelity. Some wholesome truths are elected
as usual in ach circumsl ances, from both sides -
When 'ruguts fall out, The rro,erb tells ''hOnes
| men get lher own" and very lelesling history
OF mutual pcidy, is the elore in progress Of publica
lion Let or intelligent adopted ci,lzens read IT and
leiiect IL viii be lhema valuable and instructive
lesson; aud whenever they feel inclined in luure 10
support the Wing party, the, will RENE nler It's CO.
quelery wi Ii Ralnesni, nnd the disclosures which
have he'd 10 his public exposition OF lis selfish and
| ready sacrifice of every righteous principle 10 sub
serve its temporary nieresls.- Philadelphia Spirl
Of The Times