The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11

"a n ~ Whirs Who are even yet willing
NJ .1l,en. iii IL NovtAssn wing Of that
pasty:
III 10 Instructive 10 consider the manner
Ia which r vssious parties TO the combs
naatea Which defeated the Democracy m
rssaaylvssia. Ohie. and Indiana, sPeaS Of
- viesesy they have achieved. The man
- h With tasy speak Of It goes Tar TO
shev that their union cannot last, and mat
- sseds Of destruction. which we have often
meotioued a inherent In al coalitions, are
beginning 10 germinats even now
n ne f,r place. the know>nothngs
ela;m he rssslt in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
ledises, - their wori. In all quarters oil
he eosntry where they exist at ALL they
srs sAesting themselves hcsss over the
election returns They are becoming ram
naot and fuvioas, ~ II the whole country
belonged to them. They do :ot even con
deeeend 10 mention the fact, thai the Wings
~ Abclition;ses raised a hand against the
Doueevssy. Of performed any task worth
spsntsonlae, during tho struggles which
hays taken place. They ignore the sers''
- efths Whigs. and they ignore tho ser
visss of he Abolitionists. and insh' upon
h that thsy--ths Know Nothings--have
pssfosusd eli ths work, and are entitled to
I'll The credit.
n tie se,ond place, the Wing journals
az the North insist upon Il that the defeat
OF tho Democracy in Pennsylvania. Ohio,
and Indianais Wig eiotory. accomplished
by Wing principles ard Wing votes. ihey
arc unwilling to share the glory Of the
p,o7t with the Abolitonis.s and Know
koshings; or 10 admi. even tina, their allies
arc entitled to anything in the distribution
Of honors or emoluments They insist that
il 10 a Wing victory; and they can point
10 tho number Of Wings elected by the
combined forces in support Of their declar
alton. And, to tell tho truth, the game
seems 10 be in their hands, for tho Wings
have succeeded in placing their men in
power and even the stnid, sober, sssrched
and deliberate organ Of the Wing party
the National cannot conceal
entirely, the fuct that !, is immensely pleas
ID At what il wishes to represent asa wing
victory.
In fhe third place, tho Abolliopis,s come
forward, and aasevsrate with strong lungs,
that tho result in Pennsylvania. Ohio, and
Indiana, il an anti slavery triumph. They
would not only exclude tho know>No,hngs
from all honor, profit, or emolument. but
shey assail tho Wings for their impudenco
and insolence in claiming nnyihng--even
the crumbs which may fall from the feast
with which tho Abollionsts celebrate the
day when the Democracy received severe
check. II appears. indeed. that the Aboli
tionists mean to steal, even from the Know
Nothisrs, MI credit whatever But Tor Tear
that We may he accused fmsrcpressnting,
in this behalf, the actual condition OF things,
wc submit tho following extract from tho
National Era, the Abolition organ in this
city. That journal says. in its is.ue OF yes
tssday:
"Ths National IntelIigencer, with serene
sslf>assursnce. puts down Nil the congress
men elect in Ohio NJ Whigs-such men,
for example. ~ Timothy Day, Edward
Wade. Joshua X. f,iddings, Mr.. Nichols,
&c. Our venerable neighbor has not yet
heard, we presume, Of tho fusion movement
In tho west, BY which a republican party
has been substituted for the Wing, Demo,
cratic, and Independent Democratic parties.
There are bat two parties in Ohio and In
diana slavery party and republican
marty. II IL the victories Of the latter which
our intelligent contemporary is recording as
Wing trunphs y
This 10 the language 10 which the aboli
ton organ chooses to couch its pointed
..h.k. Ia th. Nst;ouai lntellirancer tho