Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-10
m11r MOORE WING MEETING.

mi, EIitor of the marlborough Argus gives the
t.nouing rather laughaole account o' 'iie iece'''
TT,h;r Meeting in Moore County:
WEE me-. waIs MEETING IN Moore COUNTY. We
Inv tho satisfaction while at Moore Superior
et If attending genuine Wing Meeting OF inc
Cout u ,nn-Tfor proceedings Of which see anoth-
'"eo Inmn:l 1t came off on Tuesday night OF the
I'm and was remarkably well attendeo' "A NUMB
Tenn oS Union Wings from the adjoining counties
ct u 800, and being invited to do 80 they took
nth their brethren and gave IN their experience.
sea- SI strong pthy speeches were made' and the
.oet s,irt throughout prevailed fiilmore and Gra-
n"eS' p tho universal favorltes OF the occasion
"" his Accidency, David s.. got some gooo' near
~ renublican pokes about the nun TO-
y, aanuiue Wing Meeting Of the odd stamp. -
- -.no,ded Cameron as truthful qull-driver,
"' ,oLed in hot haste for the proceedings of this
a,,incr feeling confident that we should be refresh
' bn sone ausion to the sold" principles of the
$500 We expected, at least, to find Resolutions in
f,vor of National Bank, high Tariff, and OF
Ii,o,ion of the veto power, for all these doctrines,
ITO well remembered, used to find place In the Wing
n,a,form: but what our establishment to find no
Resolutions of the sort, but simply an avowal OF at
,oobment to men! No one for Governor, and Fill
more and Graham for the Presidency and Vice Pre-
sdepcy-and speeches by Messrs. Huske, Naddell,
Drake Cameron and Howze-and that the sum
and substance of this d" WING meeting of the old
stnmp." We have never known so large showing
for so small cause. Why. there were enough speak
ers, almost, to have made up meeting.
Mr. Waddell, it seems, figured in this "genuine
Wing meeting of the old stamp" We should like
to know if he objected to the reading of the ResoIu-
tons it is not customary, we believe, to read Reso-
utions in Chatham, when he has them in charge.
But he was over in Moore-and Cameron, We sup.
vose who likes the appearance, at least, OF an open
fqht and Difference to the overeigns-nsisted on
their being read, and MIR. Waddell no doubt grace
fuIIv Welded We should have been more than edi-
fed we feel sure could have heard that enthu-
siastic Speech by Mr.. Drake. If Cameron was
stronn,'' Drake was certainly "pithy.''
Fillmore and Graham were the unanimous favor
i,ss of the oceas;or - That was we'll put in" Of
n. occasion. " These Wing leaders are Fillmore and
Graham men no,p-" the occasion suits and requires
it, but as soon as the Scott and Jones bugle shall
have been sounded we shall hear no more of Fill
more and Graham.
The Argus is pleased to speak of Gov. Reid as
80 His Accidency.'' You were never more mistaken
in yonr life, friend Cameron. Gov. Reid defeated
your candidate in fair and open contest-the people,
and accident, put him just where he IS, and they
will continue him there two years longer.
But what is Mr.. Fillmore! Is he not really an
"Accidency'! And what was Mr.. Tyler, another
Wing Presdent The truth is, the Federalists never
had but President, who went through his term,
and he could not secure reelection.
1t is settled that Gen. Scott will be the Wing
nominee; and this cry of Fillmore and Graham is |
only intended to keep the Wing masses together, SO
as transfer them the readily to the Seward can
ddale. Will this game of the Wing leaders succeed!
We shall see.