Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17
WING MOVEMENT IN GEORGIA.

We find in the Georgia papers the following Ad-
dress to the Wings Of that State, inviting them to
send Delegates to Wing State Convention, pro-
posed to be held on the 18th of August for the
purpose of ratfying the Wing nominations for Pre-
sident and Vice President Of the United States
TO THE WINGS OF GEORGIA.
BRoTHERs: The time has come when it behooyes
the Wings of Georgiaeyery Of themto be at their
posts Under the lamened Harrison you rescued your
country, for time, from corruption and peculation.
Then you betrayed and abandoned In 1884, under
the immortal Clayhe father of your party whose
is synonymous with all that is noble and gallant and gen.
in human nature-you marched to battle with
eye single your countrys glory; but the result is
corded in the discussions and distractions And connections
which have wrung the heart of the patriot section
rayed against section brother against brother In l84
though denounced by the highest officer of the Govern
ment-who lived and hreahed only in the poisonous at
mosphere of partisan poGtcsas traitors to your
try you made triumphant rally for that countrys hap
piness and honor But effort is wanting to
plete your triumph One successful effort more
Wing administration, which win enable Union to bear
up under years of Locooco misrue and corruption Shall
not make that effort !? We call upon all true Wings,
upon all admirers of patriotic virtue unite with in
the present campaign The contest will affect the
ty for the better worse for many years to De-
feated, and again give the rens to the widest Demo-
eracy-to a repetition Of the Polk Drama" which, in
its results shook the Nation to its foundations and
haps which will end in the ruin of the Re-
public 1t is contest of national veal against national
ruin. Have not Kossuh and his followers struck hands
with the Democracy to obliterate the lessons of the
Father of his Country and to involve in the
of European politics and revolutions? Let u.s. then bury
past discussions and differences; let forget personal
preferences and true to the teachings Of HENRY CLAY
ag ainst whose haowed calumny cannot noa utter
SANDER and whose spirit still hovers usand arssnd
uolot march in solid column with hearts and
strong to the call of country in this her hour
of peril and danger and under the banner of the hero
Chippewa and Nagara-the Conqueror of Mexico-let us
achieve victory worthy Of ourselves and Of the
Instead of PIERCE King, and Kossu" let battle-cry
be, Scorr, GRAHAM, AND OUR COUNTRY" and We ciI
conquer!
To the American people let appeal vindicate
from the foul and Infamous SANDER repeated by the Demo-
cratic Convention of Treason to country. Ave. let
from reproach and obloquy the fair fame Of
Hardin, Webster, and Clay, who poured out their
blood upon the fields of Mexico
In order, therefore, that there may be thorough
union Of the brotherhood, and perfect understanding
most respectfully and earnestly invite the Wings of the
State to elect delegates in their respective counties to
State Convention to be held in the ty of Macon We'd
nesday The eighteenth day of august nerf for the purpose Of
raying the nominations of the Wing National Conven
on to nominate Electoral Ticket and to organize the
party for the campaign. 3
Wings Of Georgia. Every thing we have, party men,
been accustomed to cherish depends the contest Let
us remember the classic gories Of 40, the HENRY
CLAY Of IA the victory Of 49, and resolve
to still more grateful memory the struggle of So Let
high the standard Of " Scott, Graham and
Country" and bear it aoft in triumph Then Awake
Arise shake off the dewdrops that glitter your gar
ments, and march forth to battle and to victory"
Aida Johnson Of Cassvie Jason Burr, of Griffin; E.
r. Mills, Of Marietta Russell Reneau, VIM. H.
Edison, G. r. Haneiter, j. T. Dosne o. w. Cox
j. NJ. Boring, ]. X. Horton, r. M. Clarke H.
westmoreland, VIM. B. Chapman, r. A. William
son, T. r. Ripley, A. p. Prince, j. Norcross T.
W. Holland, Thos N. Cox, J. F. Alexander, T.
Doonan, II. Pettis, w. b. Lucas, A. C. Pulliam
s. j. Shackeford, N. N. welch, of Atlanta j. H.
r, Washington, P. ID. Woolhopter, L. N. Whittle
J. II. Hardeway, J. s. Graybi, I. 7. wyche, r.
Carver, J. A. Nelson w. p. Goodall, ]. A. s.
Harris, J. G. Rogers, J. T Price, w. Shivers, jr
D. c. Russell, L. g. Bowers, j. II. Lougley, j.
Williams, w. 0. Hurt, W. s. Lightfoot, w. s.
Bedingfcld, b. Tissereau, w. b. Watts, G. H.
Freeman A. II. wyche, N. H. Eddy, J. II, GALLUP
Wv. Wooten, w. Thompson J. G. Shaw, S.
Hammond, G. L. Harris, J. A. Clarke, J. A. vigal,
s. M. Lanier, L. Valentino, A. A. Rolf, j. Knight,
X. Tyner, E. Ives, 7. J. Moulton, Of Macon ;
Philip Cook, oglethorpe