The daily union., 1854-11-28
CONSERVATIVE WHIGS.

There is large class of conservative wings in different
parts of the Union who have feel sure allowed the
political of the past few months pass without
rous reflection These gentlemen distinct from asp
rants like Mr. Clayton demagogues like John NJ Bolts
who watch the moving of the waters only to sec how many
valuabes may ba thrown upon the shore and who
ready TO adopt any flag any name that is
in the prospects Of the future The voice of Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster yet extinct The proud and lofty
spirit of the oden time has been lost Theexample of the
glorious dead is not buried in their graves Faction ex
poets too much when in the flush of newlywon victory
ments of responsibility to which it is unequa demands
and brave enough to dare just such influences before VIII
Rufus Choae remembering the dying prayer of Webster
will William Appleton, will Robert Winthrop ana ali that
class of thoroughbred wgs train the ranks that led
by such shallow denagogues Gardiner and Burlngame
viii the who fought Seward in New York for his f-
natcisms and fought him fearessly, be willing to bow
their netks to the yoke that is offered by the Umans and
the Barkers the scroggses and the Angel Gabries? viii
Josiah Randall and Horace Bnney, seeing the whig
party lost in the Of fanacsm, ship their hopes in the
bark manned by Thaddeus Stevens and his crew 2
How far will Toombs, of Georgia pritteutseu of Ken
Badger of North Carolina-ai well-known wings when
the wings acknowledged giants as their eadcrshow far
will they be willing to recognise the mandates of such
southern willing 10 adopt he pnry COW
cred as it is with the nght-sbade abdtonsm2 There
is element upon which all spch gentlemen we have
named stand It is that Of devotion the Union--it
iba Of reverence for the constitution But that element
however proessed by few, (because Seward is not
ton majority of the party. 1t exists in broad,
bold and defiant vitality in the democratic party and
whether national wings come to that party or not
certain that they desert the principle withou,
dshonorng themselves When they how many good
aud true men of The North have been swept of places
which they adorned by proscriptive partywhen they
see of those democrats who have acted with them
stricken down simply because they prominent and
useful and in cases simply because they were tru,
the constuonthey will hardly he ready We fancy to
accept for their leaders such partans John NJ Clayton
and Thaadeus stevens, But shall
II Is admitted we believe that the fusion candidate for
treasurer in Illinois (the only State officer voted for at
the late election) has decided majority
Bridgeport Conn Standard
Suppose you overhaul the grounds of your "bee Capt
Peengin and see if you don't find that the democratic
candidate instead Of the "iusiou,' is elected by about
1900 majority of the popular vote And whilst we are
about it. let inform you that the "Chicago Democrat
Hon. John Wentworhs organ is not current among DEM
ocrats of Illinois.--New HapeH Conn Register.
The democracy of Jacksonville had jubilee over their
victory on Saturday night large party went down
from here to participate The meeting was addressed by
MessTs Hagss y, L, McConnel Whitmer, and Shut 1t
was an occasion Of great rejoicing and the whole affair
passed off handsomely The democracy of Morgan in the
contest did noby The dav s ot far distant when
she will resume her former position
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