Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-12-04

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whereof the pothouse politicians Of that fragment inam
the nebrate fancies Of bar-room audiences will nC
and his retaners viii fnd that his descent will be eve
more signal than his rise 70 power and place sudde
In any event, the duty and the mission of the WIN
Is plain Though robbed aud cheated out Of thci
just reward their duty is to be m and trne nov an
rens they may compel the direction Of the new driver
raised by so strange chance 10 the of State Tn
time may come, and that right speedily when the nov
torn and tattered though yet glorious old WING BANNEl
will bea ralyng ensign, around which patriotic peopl
will gather to extricate their aud their chdrsns nher
lance from the misrue Of ncapacy and folly Let Whig
bide their time and watch-nduging in no merely fac
tous opposition but the alert at the first up
proach Of danger to rush. they have DONE thu
rescue Of the country.
FROM LOUISVILLE (KHSTUoKy) PUBLIC ADVERTISER
Since partyhe party which loves and adheres ID
the Constitution and therefore embraces large
of the wisest and purest citizens Of the
doomed TO defeat rejoice that the defeat has been
very thorough and complete Locofocoism now has the
power Of the Government in its own hands II will be
able to show its instincts and its tendencies unchecked
1t can do peases for awhile and we shall see whe-
Their the Wing estimate Of it, its conceted est
mate of ITSELF bears the nearest resemblance to truth
We believe, and good Wings generally believe, that the
tendencies Of Locofocosm downward and destructive
and that the Government win be dishonored by it, and
prosperity and welfare Of the people greatly lessened
L. however, such unhappy results should not flow from
Locoocoism we shall rejoice that 1t turned out far better
than expected and give it due credit therefor But
we have very little hope for country under Locofoco
rule Hitherto that party when in power produced
disasters and we see no to look for other than
disastrous results from 1t as it is now constituted In ne
we have no doubt that the administration Of Franklin
Pierce will be markedly corruption by disaster and by
depreciation
Unfortunatey have too many good reasons for an
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zion. That Administration will come into power with lust
upon its lips and as it will be indebted those who lust
for what does not belong to them for its elevation will
be forced both by its instincts and foroo 10
dedicate itself ustfu purposes All those dishonest
men of rowing and unsettled habits and ibusterng dis
positions have supported Pierce with the conviction that
Pierce will support them in their unhoy enterprise The
men that burn for the plumber Of Cuba and other coun
will not be restrained in the qualification of their
propensies by the nteposion of the power Of the Co
vernment The Administration will rather smile on and
encourage the violation of solemn treaties and the
rampng under foot ofthe laws than undertake to ar
rest that mad and usul spirit of aggression and wrong
which is SO rife in many sections of Confederacy and
to which It will owe 50 large debt Of gratitude.
The truth is under any auspices Of the case the
alton of Cuba would be found be very difficult mea-
sure The effort to bring that island into the Union would
De followed by scenes Of the most appalling nature All
the old sectional feelings and sectional dscord which were
SO recently aayed would be aroused into furious action
An excitement of the anges character would shake our
Union to its CENTRE and that Union would hardly survive
such shock. a Ten
Our country is enjoying wonderful prosperity and our
people are very happy under wise and pacific Adj
mnlstrauon but let COME and that prosperity and
happiness will be sacrificed Each section will be involv
ed In the general ruin, and bitterly the people will be
called on to expate the folly they have committed in the
election of who nothing for the Constitution and
are guided by the unhaowed lust for territorial acqu
sition. 7ftt Ff h Et- fte H89p
Under the coming Administration eur manufacturing
and mechanical interests viii be utterly dsregarded and
our rivers and lakes will remain unimproved. What
should be done will be left undone and what should be
left undone will be done.
The duty Of the Wings is clear 1t to them that the
country always looks Of peril They must keen
together, and when Locofocoism has accomplished its
worst they must be ready to rush the rescue Let no
good Wing heart be cast down. Our country demands
the services OF all who love her. and it is times Of peril
that she especially calls them for assistance Let the
Wings maintain their party organizations every where and
watch Locofocosm and be ready to ntepose their power
whenever nterposton is demanded by the best interests
Of the Government.
We call friends to be vgilant and active. We
are defeated but let not be cast down That defeat
will be but temporary. We have tempestuous time
ahead but beyond that of pers and disasters
there will again be clear skies and smiling heaven Let
every Wing maintain his position and be ready for action
We must suffer for Presidential from the mad mis-
rule OF Locofocoism and then the people viii
wisdom, patriotism and intelligence the Wing party
for salvation from the evils of Locooco misgovernmen
PROM THE NEWARK ADVERTISER.
WHERE THE WING PARTY When the mariner has
been driven from his by Of wind he does not
expect TO it by questioning the principles of nav
CATION and throwing away his instruments and tables
On the contrary he relies upon them than ever to
enable him to find and resume the right way again and
pursue his voyage to the destined port The Wings have
been certainly baed in their recent expedition and are
suffering severely but with admirable patience and good
nature, from almost unexampled visit 81 untoward
weather. Under such embarrassing circumstances the
last step any sensible among them should think of
taking is to cast overheard the principles they have
advocated IL any has been sincere ia this the
sooner he gets rid Of them the better because Just now
they are likely to do hypocrte sort Of good They
VIII be at present very unproductve investment indeed
But with many, and we hope the great body Of the
Wings this matter Of conviction is quite out Of their
control They have embraced certain system of ma
cna policy after due examination because they could
not hepit. There is option the subject Who is
il calls for an abandonment Of the old Wing party Are
they those who have really been its members What
has happened to recommend so curious proposall Or
rather what is there which render such proceeding
possibef There hss been and is not now, any
material or legal gsture bind individuals ogether,
and form party. II Is union simply Of opinion.
Where this exists and as long it shall last there Is
and viii continue to be- party to all nents, because,
thnkng aike, when action comes they viii Of necessity
act in harmony. iel ,s2F'Hu'3
The question therefore, is not so much whether the
party shall be dissolved changed, as whether their
priaes shall be surrendered We say yes if they have
been conquered IL the citadel Of Wing principles has
been actually taken by the enemy, willing to
capitulatc though should like to march out with the
honors Of Our greatest leaders in their graves
but they vanquished before they died No. that