The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-29
From the 81. Louis Intelligence
WING sHAMs.-KNOw-NO NOTHING REALITIEs.-YO
VA SCOTIA PATRIOTS.

WING
VA SCOTIA PATRIOTS.
Some time ago we declared in the columns OF the n,
geneer that the wing party of the nation utterly de
naonalized that the subject of the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise there rreconcilable difference
between the wings North and the wings South, without
compromise Of which there could be harmony Of
again in the ranks of the whig party it had
long been organized under the leadership of Clay Web
ster, Fillmore &c ...aa.fa.a-s-
For this declaration severely taken TO task by
numbers Of persons interested in perpetuating shan
which they wished to suck advantage from whip
candidates in these parts thought the announcement not
untrue, at all events most doubtful.
But our words have been redeemed to the very letter
The wing party denatonalized Wings North and
wings South wide as the poles apart The wings Of
the South have sided with the democrats of Iowa. Illinois
Michigan and New York, in The late elections, and de-
nounced the wings of those States and openly srven for
their defeat And these Iowa, Illinois, and New York
wings voted for Clay Taylor and Scott and lately stood
shoulder TO shoulder with the South.
In 1852 these wings united with the wings South in hold
ing the Baltimore Wing National Convention and north.
and southern wings voted then and there seadhs
and undying opposition to all attempts to reagitate the
slavery question, in Congress out of tW Wonderful
pledge How remarkably redeemed
Now the very idea of another Wing National Convention
is absolutely farcical Just imagine such convention as
sembled Baltimore What materials will compose it,
Gov Grimes of Iowa, called by the South abolition
Jesse O. Norton of Illinois, and his compeers elected
antNebraska men, wings, and free-soilers Gov. Clark
and Gov Seward, of New York. pronounced abolitions
the type in the South and their defeat in the late
elections devouty prayed for by southern wings.
Such wings good can be sent now to National
Wing Convention from the North, and other utp
euer go again.
How do southern wings like the prospect? How will
Badger Jones Dixon of Kentucky and the like of these
proslayery southern whgs aernze with their northern
political associates What company to select commit
platforms 'front.' Let make up that committee for
the next Wing National Convention: William H. Seward,
Of New York L. NJ Kenneth of Missouri l.. ID. Campbell
of Ohio; A. Dixon of Kentucky; Thaddeus Stevens
Pennsylvania Governor Jones, of Tennessee Governor
Grimes of Iowa. What beautiful piece of Mosaic we
should here have Fusonsts freesoilers, and re-eaer
each having stood the whg platform in 1852 and
each willing to make anotherprovded be can get bis
special plank of niggerism aboonism in it. We thn
the Wing National Convention sitting in great
harmony in Baltimore!
This is all unmitigated sham--a foly--a humbug
There is national wing party and scarcely any wing
party at allscarcely any at all That there wing
party is legend The platform of principles of the party
is epaph tombstone-cold dead, and, maybe
damned
Sometimes you hear poor crazy mortal, who thinks
there wing party, speak of Fillmore and hope for bis
return public life the leader of the national wing
nor+ wh;la h ,,ot snoL al ,ou - n. , 10
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No9 =. wv 'o ~ "" w" u oheo nAuoh@
e "Nr' Ne'u IS soen aau as
80, az aoa,aa r;, INN "as leu
of new party-the acknowledgement expects to be
80 N'' ~ '' p'e''ueV Anu ioue'on VI ieAa
q. nN'-:,1 - n'9 ~ anu /. rnnore IS NOT nominated
",, a"u inous'o" - r,hore Is ooano oy DIS
oai support iiou'.on' ,houen thousand national
saouu oppose ni ist ''ere ofsh' nope 'or ha
"n ~ r., - .,u e. An,..:,
WY o"l emptiness VI ueoe,. "a lansing Q. ma
uonal wing party! VINO compose 1t! Who are its lead