The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
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!. Ills. however. eSee sstdl Ia tire surces3 Oh
the Wing party in n. coming elecIion, that
the present administration OF the govrrnmant.
which harmonIzes so admirably with Wing
principles. receive the counienance and mi
ted supper. Of lis friends. The Presidents
course upon all the great Questions strr'ly
accords with the genuine teIiets OF 0ld,fasi-
Toned National Whiggery. and we are deci-
dedly IN favor of standing up boldly tor him
and h;s policy. This is the duty. no less
than the true interest OF the Wing party.
We, as Wings. can discuss in quiet conces-'
sion The claims oil those who may he thought
worthy of becoming candidates.; and, in the
meantime, prevent the opposition from SOW.
ing the seed Of discord among our ranks, and
exciting uniounded prejudices IN the minds oil
the people. Let Us see that the present Ad-
minisiration, and all lis measures. concei-ed
aud executed with wisdom and fidelity. be
fully. fairly, aud truly understood. ny the pub
lie End then, with good candidate, be he
Mr.. Fillmore, General Scott or some other,
we have nothing 70 fear.
[Vincennes Gazette.
Precisely our opinion, Mr. Caddington.-
Sustain the Administration first, aud bide
the time for talking about our next Wing
candidate for the Presidency. The Fillmore
Administration is one Of which the Wing
party may well be pround. Never have the
people been better satisfied with an Admins
traiion than with this. Never has there been
one which had greater difficulties to sur
mount, which was more beset at Its CON-
mencement with perIous agitaions, and
which more triumphantIy surmounted every
oboiacle, and secured the favor oil the people,
than this Indeed, it needs not the defence
Of any one. Planted upon its own merits,
the good sense and the patriotism Of the
People, will always be its best defence. But
no complaint can he made OF the Wing Press
that il has failed to sustain the present All
ministraiion in every act of It's wise p LEY
Its rnrmies have assaied il in vain ard The
Wing Press has only been called upon TO de-
fend the Administration, through the at
lacks Of malicious enemies which could no;
silently be passed by. Let us differ AS much
as we please about the respective clalmes oil
different prominent Wings whose names are
mentioned in connection with The Presidency,
but let not the wilrs of en~mies. nor the
warmth Of our own pariiaIiies, produred dis
sension in our own ranks. W. are ahvocairs
OF the same principles, and TO qu,rrel ahont
men, shows we care more ab'nt men than
principles. No party could b. placed in The
dsgraceiul position occupied by the Drmo-
cratic party in Iudiana at this time. in their
divisions and family anirnosi'ies unless that
party were governed more by personal p,r'i-
aIitics and prejudices. thru by principles
j The Democratic edirors &c the State have
set an example which Wing editors cannot
follow. We can differ wi'hou' quarrrl-ihcy
even sometimes quarrel without diff ring.-
, Some Of US prefer Fillmore for the Prrsidrn
cv, others Scott. and others Webster hu'
we al! unite in The feeling. that which ever
he nominated, or what other good Wing may
receive the nomination. we can and Will cor
daily aud shoulder 10 shoulder, work togeth.
er in the good fight Of eIeva'ing him To the
Presidency Expect not TO see quarrelng
among the Wing editors Of Indiana. for we
: Think too much of Ourselves. too much oi each
other, and love too much the principles by
, which we are bound together even as brother
, TO brother, 10 indulge that harshness of Ian
guage or feeling which may not be proper il
, the harmony ofbrethren.