Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

ln'y nave ultU OWL SOStTHOTs III near
ly all the Sntrs. They are entirely
welcome TO this Kind of comfort. Ii is
mol 10 be expected that, in Govern
meni like ours any one party can al
ways have the nsccndancy, either in the
Federal or State elections. Bad men
sometimes come into power, and OBJ
noAiOus and erroneous doctrines arc oc-
casioually carried into effect; bat this is
always permitted for wise purposes, in
order TO learn the PEOPLE al large the
va.ue and blessing OF being controlled
by good men: and governed by sound
and safe principles. Thus we arc some
times clIastised hy being afflicted with
lucoloco national and state adminisira-
lions.
There will soon be strong reaction
in the political affairs "f the country
and II will he precisely in the right sea-
son to secure n sound Wing President in
1852 This has always been the state
oI affairs the year previous To IA Prtsi-
drhii,l election Whenever our candidate
has succeeded, and we are now just as
confident thai The nOmlrcc Of The Wing
Convention, Which is 10 be Ecld next
June, will be elected by the people, as
we are that Millard Fillmore is tins day
~ IL Il
A very large proportion of the people
Of this country are Wings, and among
them is comprised The bulk of The talent,
responsibility and wealth Of the nation.
But the Wings are not proiessed politi-
cuns, like the locofocos; very many
Wings never go to tie POLLS until lie
Government has become so base and
corrupt that business is palsied, and f.
nancal affairs are 80 crippled that mer-
chants can no longer move,--llen they
arouse in their might and MAJESTY, and
r!dce sound Wings in power. AS soon
as the crisis is passed, and they Lave
swept locoiocoism iroEi its stronghold,
they relapse into their former political
quiet until n similar emergency again
calls them forth Bul is is not so with
the loroiocos; they arc only for the
cnoIumenis OF Office Whoever heard
OF II lucoioco who did not want and
would not take an olIice, be il great Or
small? Why such an instance would
he us rare and ul1accoun'alir aa the
presence OF an angel on earth. - and the
one III y as soon be expected as TIE o,L-
rr.
Tie ocoiocos work laborousIy ard
necessarily tl,y never tire any more
than the rince al darkness does, and
like him. they will never rest un'il all
dominion Is within lhcir grasp. or until
they are finally aud forever subIugaled
to IA urcr aud better power.
As soon as onc election is over. they
commence preparing tor another and
although they NAY quarrel with fearful
severity during HE camraign they al
Gost invaIi"b'y come up to tie rolls, 10
Il man ana vole even for their bltlerest
personal aud political rn' my. provided,
lie is The regular candidate OF the party.
They all work, and work in earnest, too .
the leaders plan, and the res, execute
and they do all this with ZraI worthy
Of IL more honest and Il better cause.-
With such iudomitable eXertioa. and
with their usual false professions Of re-
gard Tor the ''dcar pcop,c, -consitcr-
ing The natural apathy ol mary Wings
because they are not rroicssed aid
working politicians, i, is not strange that
these political monsters should some
times get into power. These and
these alone arc the means which ever
put Tie reins oil Government in the
possession OF the Ioco!ocos.