The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-03-10

AIRY ahu .Hoh npic"icu ouoh Poi"Si"Pho 10
the following, pointing out the only way in
which the Wings could hope for a reorganiza-
ton
at will ever be found vain task to en-
deavor to engrait any OF the radical isms
of the day upon the-Whig tree. They will not
blend with it they can never receive life and
vigor from it's sap withered and useless, they
must be Topped off at last, as cumbrous branch
es, or, eating into the heart of the sound trunk,
they will render it powerless and cast it to the
earth \ n For two years past it
has been the policy of certain associates of the
Wing party to endeavor to truckle to every
popular cry, and to enlist in every reckless
scheme for the purpose of making political
capital in the State of New York. and grasping
the patronage of the State Government To
these selfish and mercenary designs they have
been ready to sacrifice the Wing party Of the
Union and have indeed at length accomplished
its ruin in their desire to crafty personal re-
venge To them, this result would be but OF
trihng moment did it not entail destruction
upon their own faction. But they find them
selves suddenly deserted and ridiculed by their
own offspring; they behold the very things
they have created, now that they are strong
their Democratic opponents. For years they
have cQurted antirentism,' and now it is
their blttersst opponent; they have nursed sin
tervontion! into being, and it has swelled the
ranks Of their enemies they have coaxed and
| hattered the Irish and the entire vote Of tho
sons Of the Emerald Isle has been cast against
them; they have coquetted with the Germans,
and the Dutch have Tilted them they have in.
| t;igped with aboltlonism and abolitionism
has turned over 70 the opposition and now
they can look forth from amidst the ruins and
with the ready ialsehood on their lips, can tax
others with having brought about the deyasta-
ton which they alone have wrought"
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
This was republished by the Naiiona! Intel
| hgeneer, under its editorial head
| Indeed, if there ever was time when the
loyal Conservatives Of this country should stand
firm in their allegiance to such Wing doctrines
rs have been exempliAed in the pure Admins
tration of President Fillmore it is the present.
International questions are about arising, which
will require the steady and prudent manage
ment of discreet men in all parties A wild
and lax spirit OF aggression, rife among certain
classes must DO held in check. And with a
view to the maintenance Of our rightful intiu-
ence in such crisis, our organization should
| DO preserved with the utmost care and alac-
Baltimore Americdn.
We know how intolerant the National Wings
became in Massachusetts against all sorts OF
,sms. Read the language Of the Boston Courier
ipstructing the Wings as to the choice of u
United States Senator:
THE Wings of Massac husetts have a char.
acter to preserve in the Union and, whatever
scheming and bargaining Democrats, rabI
Abolitionists, or Abolitionists who wear Wing
masks, may say to the contrary the Whigs
muat select u candidate for Senator who Ii
sound to tho eere upon national questions, on
the party will drop tc pieces, like an unhooped
bucket in the sum-
Everywhere the cry for reorganization ma.
gone up but it must be reorganization upon
true Conservative basis, No ismS must be
tolerated." progressive" Wings 80 called
must cease to be leaders, and consent to be led
or 20 out of the Party.
On this Conservative basis the Convent
which assembled at Columbus, Ohio ON the
22d OF February, and nominated Mr.. Barrers
rs its candidate for Governor, undertook 10 no
construct the Wing Party, consecratng it ~
the National Conservative Party" The lib
eral Wings OF that State will hardly sustain
such "a policy We do not think that they ar,
to he put down 40 easily They will not con
sent to ALLURE their radical isms for the luxur,
~ being governed by the men who defeated
their Party al ib9 last Presidential election
Tbsy; ~ill inquire whether ~ viii not he more
in accordance Nth their principles and thsiI
dignity to unite with the Free Democracy
which in the main holds Ia all their .,"tripe'
of Human Rights and hunape legislation, than
to become hewers of wood and drawers Of
water in National Conservative Party who's,
highest attribute IL anwavering loyalty to thu
Slave Power.
ISrAMous-The Legislature of Illinois lac.
passed III act allowing Shareholders TO take
their slaves through the State, without scjourn
ing in i'll and making provision for the sale o.
every free negro or mulatto who comes within
the State and remains there ten days The
vote ON il stood; Senats--yeas 10, nays 3
House--yeas Al, nays 20, Only one affirmative
vote 10 each House from Northern Illinois
II such an aTocity does not arouse the gooC
men Of that State TO the necessity Of maxi ul
their power felt ut the ballot-boy, we know moi
what will
The following are the names of the new Sen
ators who were sworn 10 at Washington ou
the 4th instant Anterior, Of New Hampshire