Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

foreign chime, 10 remember and dep.cye. II there
were NO other question pending but this OF Sia- J
very Extension, maiutsin that every single
mi aded opponen mt Of such Extension shoald vote
in ssch manner as 10 bring the Wing party into
power. Whether one STAKEHOLDER more less
shall be in office, is Of but little moment: tho
great question concerns the extension Of the
power and dominion Of Slavery; and he tina, does
not know that the Wing party is most unlikely
TO coun,enance this has studied 10 little purpose
the annals of our country. The Gfcrrace in
the vote the Free Soil principle Of The Cass
party il power and the same party sss 81 power
should alone be conclusive. Beaten ana Gu, Of
power, there viii not be hall i COCA Loo + oco
votes from thu Free States in favor Of Slavery
extension. The Free State Wings III of coarse
give none. How then is Slavery Extension 10 be
carried or acquiesced M
-Bu, the Free Soil question. important ami
imminent as il is. Goes not alone challenges cur
regard. speak to Free Soil Wmos--to meu
who have struggled IN past years with Adams,
Clay, Harrison ana Corw in for measures which
they believed, and sill believe. TO lie demanded
bv a lust regard for the highes, Interests OF the
Country. l ask you, Wings! ~ae,heT You 50
much prefer the positono of Cass 10 that Of la>-
Tor ia is Free Sod question that YOU are aii-
ling TO heare overheard the Protection of HOME
Industry. the Improvement of Rivers ani Ilar-
bors hostility To the Sub Treasury. and The de-
votion Of the Pui,itc Lana frocre.;s by The States
TO purposes OF universal and lasting hrnetic
and every distinctive principle for which the
Wings have hitherto contender Can YOU, with
out hope OF ei-etiug Van Eurcn, throw
nfpS 10 OF The elcC a with
GU, proca,nng that all your past professions of
zeal for Wing principles and policy were hollow
and delusive' If Mr.. Van Buren within
sight of success. then II nigh, fairly be urged
that the imminence Of the Free Soil issue de
mani ed the temporary pos'ponen,e"t OF all 9TH
ers, until that should be detini,iveiy settled 49,
But every Wing vote for Van Barren Is plainly
half vote for Cass, ia SO FAR as 1t is known that
an unbalanced wishdTaw OF one-tenih Of the
Wings into some third party surrenderS the Gov
eminent 10 Cuss be yond a doubt; 1t is liie TO
resist this asse riion. The Loco-Foco who votes
for Van Buren, prociaims that he would as soon
see Ia, lor elected as Cass. The Nhlg who
votes for Van Buren, prociaIms has Willingness
10 see Cass elected over la, Tor. He votes that
he would sooner see the country governed by
such men as Buchanan. w aiker. Douglass. Cave
Johnson, Calhoun. Hangman Foote, than by
such as Webster, Fillmore, CLAYTON, Cor~ IN.
Mangum, Seward, Johnston and Vn,on. Ana
how Wing DO ,his' And should Cass b.
elected as was Polk in '4I-ihrough the diver
sion Of anti Texas votes to the Lib"rtv party
aud the caiamiies then predicted but UNDECIDED
revisit IN the shape Of u PROSTATE National
Industry, an inflated Public Debt, u Revenue
diverted from River and Harbor improvements.
and other works Of permanent beniiicence. TO
wars, aud forts and fleets, and armainents how
you, Free Soil Wings! wash your hands Of
the gniii' Vanity shall You cry, like the
science stricken Macbeth,
Thou can'st say Ibid it. Never shake
Those CORY locks al me"
for your souls, ia. judgment Of the world,
aud your own judgiuen, in the case Of the Dir
n-yites i'll "A. will unite to condemn yon.