The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-16

~" vi WFNffWhfu NJ that we
are not 20 have a National Union oFgsniza.
uon-inds2ondenI Of paHy-snd il L there.
lore i~5oS'"o-ui upon tine Union whias Of
Mississippi, aud other Southern States TO
organize, aud cast tie whole weight Of their
influence into the Wing National COnven.
ton
We believe that nearly all the wing
papers in the State. except our immediate
neighbor-has come u in favor of the Of
gariza Iicn Of their pary.--Even our neigh.
Dor has eunningIy copied The 'appeal Of the
Vicksbnrg Wing" and ws may look to his
next issue fes republication Of TIC sErleis
we copy to-day from the Lexington Adver-
tiser. When he copies this article, we in.
tend TO refer our readers who reside in Up.
per Homoclitto. to the vely pathetic and
urgent call he made upon the democrats OF
their district 10 hold a meeting and hand in
their letters Of credit to the leaders of the
wing party, who had already forged the
chains that were to bind them hand aud
foot. Our democratic friends Of Homochitto
saw through the net that was being drawn
for them. and like intelligent and reasonable
men, Indignantly refused 10 enter. They
have abundant cause Of rejoicing that they
were not trapped by the cunning Of the
wings, aud we trust that they will sneak
their opinion in no measured terms Of con.
demnation, of the wire-working tricksters.
who assumed to tupe and deflaud them
We copy the following from the Lexina.
ton Advertiser, TO show Union democrats
everywhere, the light in which they are now
received by the wing party. They are
politely informed that they are 'neely poIi-
and that they must no longer
look to the wing ranks for support:
ITO THE WIGS OF HOLMES"
HAs the political elements lately so oyeat.
" agitated by the storm of secession in
Mississippi have become calm, under The
OF the Uuion triumph, and all dan.
ger TO the permanency of the Union dissi
pated, 1t becomes the duty Of the Wbia
party once more to resume their old ground
Ind to rally for the contest, now about 70
begin for the Presidential election in 1889
tecent events render II incumbent upon the
Wings to place themselves once more nm
he old party ground, and to reform their
'anks after the late conflict with their com. |
non enemy. +,
Az 10 wei known TO every man nj nil r
amiliar with the causes that produced the
political contests in this State, that the
Fhtgs and Union Democrats un,ted far
&c s'ngle obIect @~dsfeatiag de wild and
ante secession doctrines Of Cor. Ouitman
his followers. and to redeem Mississip.
! rom the danger of disunion that threat
ned to overwhelm her. Each paytu in
ne begsasag Of the cdarass yeseyged TO IL.
cg me prtcttegc Of returning TO its old
1tHeifees. y sarreatiey nothing ia 5ota. I
H.g as allies for common defence against
he teaaeys Of disaaion IN sAe State. .
The time has come for the Wings of ,
mississippi TO return to their first love, and
land up Tor the support of their ancient
and principles. During the present 4
ear a great political battle is to be TONIGHT /,
! snccessoe TO the present able and efficient
eadef OF the Wing party is to be elected in !
November next, aud the important question q
ieeided, whether the reins of government {
re iofemain in the hands of the skilful states
nan who now holds them, or once more :
landed over TO Democratic rule
We believe the decision Of this oues,ion
! OF the greatest Importance to the country |
y have seen in the past history Of thec ov. Q
'fnment the most disasterous consequences {
rising from Democratic mismanagement Of /
pc affairs OF the nations, and secondly IN {
ne internal Improvement aud domestic poli. /
OF our own country. s
"Dufing the present year the two great b
ar'ies OF the Union will organize for the u
ppfoaching contest--the Democrats in a
convention, at Baltimore. and the Wings u
! fhi'adeiphia,--Shall the wings Of Missis. c.
lppa De unheari and unseen in that noble n
I'D gallant assemblage OF patriots and states p
len ! Shall we yieiu up All claims to seats
! q body, whose duty it will be to presen: =
to the people acceptable to the b
'feat Wing party of the Union ? We did u
OF pursue this course in 1910, when we N
resented the name Of the immortal Har.
70 the people we did not act thus in .
sfa' wieii the name of our gallant leader y
Iehfy Clay, was thrown to the breeze nor OF
d we fail to meet our bretheru in eounc,l U
ls4S, when the smoke of Buena Vista 7
lied away aud revealed TO the gaze of an n
imlr'ng and g%reatfuI people the name Of 70
Taylor. 81
why is it. Wings of Holmes. that your !,
iacipies are not as dear to you now as +
10y Were ~ those bright years of your V
'o'y snu tenown' Have YOU torn fromyour C
me star Of the Legion of Honor and e
ast II beneath the feet OF those who disa. 4
with yon in opinion and oppose Won b !,
Are Won willinv ~ s.h~.