Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09
MORE DEVELOPMENTS.

Under this head, the Signal of Monday hopes
to find ground for the belief that the Wing Party is
about to take "anti-savery ground TO some extebi"
as the "only ground on which party can be Or
ganized at the north that would successfully con-
tend against the slave power" from the structures
of the N. Y. Courier and Inquirer. one of the
larges, wing papers in the country, and the one
which first proposed that the party should assume
the name of Wing. To show the character of
the Courier and Inquirer, entirely coyered up IN
the Signal by the words "largest and the first TO
propose &C., and at the same ilme, the ground of
the charge against the Tribune, and the proof that
the wing party maintain and intend to maintain
no other than The ground they occupied before the
elecion,,we make the following extracts from the
Tribune only regreuing that we have not room TO
make them longer. ,s Is .ss=
"The approach of our City Election. with the
call of Wing General Meeting for to-mnrrow
evening to respond to the nomination of Mayor,
has been the occasion or the preext for one ofthe
periodical outbreaks of the Courier and Enquirer
nlende ed TO create trouble and DIVISION IN The W hIg
party. !; II is most unfortunate for The Wing Cause
that the responsible Editor Of the Courier, after
having once atleast formefly proclaimed that his
was no parry paper and would not be controlled
by The interests or wishes of any party--alier
Republican, adopting the creed aud entering into
the secre, councils of that party; aud after his re-
Gently proclaimed approval of the presidential con-
duct o. Mr. Polk, aud his resolve to yield The new
administration cordial support until, by some
change of policy, it should forfeit the claims 1t
has established to public favor, and denounced as
Abolitionists those who felt already constrained
oppose Mr.. Folks course; 1t is unfortunate. we
say, that our contemporary fannol feel content 10
remain IN the wing parry still more de2Iorable
thai he can't be induced to stay out Of ,bul is
linuay assuming TO be Wing or something else,
as best COMFORTS with his steadily pursued purpose
of getting himselfin into all imaginable hot water
and making the wing party all the trouble in bis
power - e.s8 /, =
The budhen of his Saturdays ebuililion is The
Tribune. with its uncompromlsing hostility to An.
nexaton or TO any measure calculated to extend
or increase the power of slavery in our Country
or its Councils, but his slender pretext for connec
ting this matter with the General Meeting and the
Charter Election IS that portion of the published
call for the meeting which invites si
The Wing electors of the City of Npw York and
all others who disapprove of the Teras Iniquify -
sBdt what is meant by the Teas sniquity In
, tduires the Courier; and it proceeds TO expouut
The phrase as the watchword of some dark anc
novel ptOt OF tTedSOu 10 tilC uiS parry
, son to the Union This is grave charge. o.
what is il basedl On few recent articles the Tri
buue and other Wing papers. evinciug persisten
unyieiding hostility to the formation of five new
!, Slave States from Foreign Territory and their ad
/. mission into the Union. But are the Wing May
4 orally Convection and candidate to be held resPo,
s,bIe for every expression ola Wing journal, a"e
especially in the interior, the first moment OF IN
dignat;on and grief at the passage of the Texas
Resolutions? Is this treason SO novel and start
5 ling as the Courier represents iil-Turning to thu
f resolutions of the Wing Slate Convention which
nominated Fillmore Wilkins and our Presidential
Electors last Srplembes we read .t.-ss :.
; Reso7red, That the iniquitous and dshonor
able scheme for the ApnexalIon OF Texas, the de
vice of ,reachcry and fraud for the basest person
: al and partisan purposes, designed for the bench
5 of spectators aud plunderers aud dsunionsls u
= an outrage the rights of man, the laws OF na:t
, Gus and the honour Of country. mat was
: SANCTIONED by the Loco Foco National Convention
as bribe 10 secure Southren votes and array sec
i. ronaI prejudces and passions in this Presidential
. contest to divide the people aud divert public at