The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-05
TntcrMccsnc war Among The wnigs

II seems that the conscience wings huvc
made up tLe;r minds TO put TO polit cal death
all other wings, however eminent and dis.
tingushed they may be, and whatever may
have been their past seviccs TO the party, as
well as TO the country, who are in favor o.
the adjustment and settlement Of the presen
sectional controversy. Conspicuous among
these conscience wings arc the conductors o
the Boston Atlas, and lotter,wtrers in this
city, who contribute to The columns of The
Boston Courier and The New York Tribune
over The signature Of ]. s. P. This writer
is thus rebuked by the Albany State Regis
ter, supposed TO bo the favorilc organ of the
Wee President, Mr.. Fillmore:
Tho Boston Courier OF Friday contains a.
mother letter from its 1olorio us correspondent
j. s. Z. lie lately poured orih n btterilood
OF spite aud venom against Daniel Webster,
and now he comes down upon Henry Clay,
Whatknld of a whig must he be who takes such
domonac pleasure in mlligning the purest.
the greatest, and best men in the party? We
supposed in 1914 that the democrats we're up
to abusing the kentucky statesman about as
thoroughly as It could be done, but they
must yield the palm TOD S. P. We shall
look in vain among the the files Of their pa.
pers foi abuse that equals his. And now we
snail await patiently 10 SEQ what good, from
such attacks, VIII accrue to The wig party.
We have reliable information as 10 the source
from whence these missiles emanatc, and arc
at no loss TO conceive the motives Of :hose
who hurl them. They doubtless contemplate
a reorganization ofthe whig parry upon an
exclusive basis; but the project is conceived
in wcaknsss, and will be brought Nrlh in
shame and sorrow--a miserable ubor ton;
and we repeat, we shall wait anxiously TO see
What good will result from PERSISTENCE in
such suicidal course. Ii is easier to
tear down than 10 build up; the whig party
might perhaps be disoiganZed and destroyed
in a month ur even in Il week; but It would
take ten years 10 form another in its stead
We should like 10 see II get on prospcrously
alicf ono half, and that The best palt Of il, is
cast of an1 thrown over. board. In spite of
all nccessions from ahoItionists, free soilcrs,
and Benton democrats, il would be found
in such mn event remarkable for nothing but
its weakness. United we stand, divided we
must fall We are for the union OF the whig
party for its consolidation on nntionll
platform --nnd utterly opposed 10 the schemes
of selfish politicians, protesting TO be whig'.
whose nischcycus designs find uterancc
lhrough tho wicked and unplincipled com
municntions Of tic Mr.. ] s. Ps. We regard
their correspondents as littlc bclier,han hired
assassins or pcnsioncd incendiaries, and these
letters as poisoned arrows and fiio brands,
thiown INTO tho whig campby The tools Of men
who are plotting its destruction. II may be
aswoIl, therefore, for all truo wings TO be on
there guard ugainsilhesc weapons The Mr..
j. s. Ps themselves VIC consider unworthy Of
notice; il is their promptors who deserve re-
buking; and they will doubtless have their
reward in duo season.
A PErWFIED BoDY.---A subject which had
been buried five or six ycas' was taken up
a few days since, SAYS tho Houston miss
Republican, Of the 2Gth uIlimo, for The pur-