Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-31

Inc -tgis copies from the WHEEt1Na G..
AErrE' description of niat Wing is, in which
occurs the following paragraph:
4 ne true Wing looks I'D 10 pripcin,ss as his
GUIDE and guard He will be zealous yrbon alono
ne waivers not TO the right or to the left prosperous
:" hgh places, or PROSTATE in the dust he looks on
ward and upward TO the star Of his genius reclitude
quo presses on IN the path to it. He sees the earth
rent by the volcano and eartbouake-be s.es Inc
tornado sweep it and PROSTATE an tba, crows
upon It's bosom, but the earth is not shaken from its
Sou'se-it moves on in its orbit steadily and firmly
FWerVing not IRON its track and shall eternal prin
'peS IN lhe selt-poised mind be less firm and stead
'aa1 uah mus pau oil earth! This is to be Whig
we admire the courageous impudence evidenced
oy the bunker Wing, who can print such sentences
as the above. Ifever party exempliied by their
practice, the exact reverse of all the above il is the
party now facetiously called the Wing party. Look
at the Wing papers of 1910 to ls47. and see wba,
their protested principles were. Were they not,
negatively, opposition to the entertainments of Exc
curve power, opposition TO Slavery and slave terri
'ory' and opposition to the Subreasury and affirm
atlvely, National Bank TO regulate the currency IF
tue countryE All these were prominent among their
cardinal principles, and among them, none was more
o"ei' on than that OF opposition Slavery, and the
eucfoaehments oil the Slave power. And what one
oil them all now remains as Wing principIe?-
Does any Wing talk now OF a National Bank. but as
an obsolete idea? Does any Wing of the present
day, propose repeal of the National Treasury?
Not at all PROSTATE in the dust'' and out of
power the Wings were valiant opponents of execu-
tive encroachmens but, prosperous in high places
we Ind the Wing executive, trampling State power
and State laws under foot, and bringing the execu.
tive influence to bear, as hard as possible, against
all citizens, who love liberty, and who seek practi
caily to carry ont the glorious principles of the De-
caratlon OF independence and of the Constitution of
our Country This party, late SO vocilerous against
the Slave power, against the extension OF Slavery,
and the admission fnew Slave States 10 the Union.
now, by its accredited agents and organs, does all
IN lis power to uphold and sustain the Slave power
barbarous and cruel enactments, enforced with a
zeal never shown by 1T for the guardianship Of the
rights OF free men. 1t permits the extension of
slavery into the free territories Of New Mexico and
Utah, and encourages it, by the the appointment to
the most important offices therein of men taken from
the Slave States, and pledged to the interests of
slavery. And 1t processes its readiness admit to
the Union, four ar FIVE new Slave States, to be
carved out of Texas, for the avowed purpose of
giving slavery the preponderance in the Senate of
the United States
II, then, the above is correct description of
true Wing, where to look for him? Not in
the present miscalled Wing party, most surely. By
the rule here laid down, the members Of that party
are sham Wings, and it must have required more as.
surance than supposed fell to the lot oil even our
neighbor OF the Egis, give such description of
the true Wing, in the face of the great detection and
apostacy from principle, his party.