Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
mo wbig Movement In New york.

The Albany Register, in publishing the mani
festo (Which We have heretofore publishedl Of the
Wings Of Albany against mergement Of the Wing
party and declaring their approval of the call PIE
viousy made for Wing State Convention says:
Thi manifesto is signed by about two hundred
and fifty Straight out Wings Of Albany embra-
cling las the Register ySl the heart and Vsor OF
the old Wing party al the capital, and furnishing
proof positive that fus has no hold on the Wings
there, and that il Stsrds naked skeleton, without
body soul, OF life. The list was obtained IN
few hours, aud could have been extended to thou
sands :
The 'Albony Argus in IFS editorial columns,
comments as follows on the above movement:
..rhere is more vitality left in the Wing party
than we had been led to suppose. As the period
Of actinn approaches, The sentiment OF resistance
to the dissolution Of party which has name and
history which may well command TotaHes IS
universally apparent. One cannot now 60 into
a county III the State without hearing al every
gathering on corner in public room, or where
evrra dozen persons IN ct fuT conversation, un-
spHTing condemnation OF the fusion movement
from those who have hitherto been active anu
strenuous supporters Ofihe Wing party. We Con
Tess that We have been within week past aston
shed ut the strength Of this repugnance to fusion
ism, and theIe is now every EeaSon 10 believe that
If the old fashioned Wings who SympathiZe with
Washington Hunt, Hamilton Fish, Daniel E. Bar
naId, and the men Of that stamp, make Slate
ticket at their State Convention on the 23d inst,
they will rally very respectable woe in tue State
ani constitute the nucleus FOUND which the bro
ken fragments ofth Wing party will gather alter
the pres, ut ephemeral Republican and Know
Nothing movements have passed away.
ave are confident that the Straight-out Wings
are vastly more numerous than the fusion leaders
anlic PGt-d, aud indeed than the public generally
even yet appreciate. In om'y few counties have
they made any public demonstration. aud in those
their power has been manifest, and the hold they
had upon the feelings of the members Of the late
Wing party clearly shown. " hen their banneriS
flung 10 the bre. Re and ticket is formed around
which they can rally, the memt ries Of the past,
the pride oil the present, and the hopes Of the fu-
tuTe will rally many names in every township III
the State, and it will be that here, after all,
lies the only permanent strength which will ever
prove effective in contest with the Democratic
party. We look with much more apprehension 10
this now despised remnant of Whigg-Iy for future
opposition to Democracy than 20 FusiCnism or its
kindred will.o' tke.wisp. Know NothingiSm.
ave have alluded before 10 the recent move
mens Of Wings in Jefferson, Wyoming and Erie
counties. In OswegO pablo meeting hos Te
Gently been held ON call of some of the prominent
and respected Wings of the county. Hon. ThOs.
H. Bond, late Senator from that district, made
speech, and delegates 10 the State Convention
were appointed. Some idea OF the alarm which
this OSwego meeting created amoug the FuSionSts
may Le lOrIneu IInn The TACT lhat lhey ueenieu u
necessary 10 rally, with Speaker Littlriuhn at
their head, to interrupt lis proceedings and 10
have that gentleman make speech lnIeply 10 Mr..
Bond.
"But one of the strongest movements Of the
campaign took form IN this city on Saturday. Some
three hundred nf the Wings Of the city issued the
above important manifesto, to which are attached
some Of the strongest names in the city. Among
them are such men MS Daniel d. Barnard, reunIs
Van Vechlen, DR.. Bay, Andrew Kirk, James kid,
John F. Ralhbone, G. " S. Blocker, Jas a. Viii
son, VIM. G. Miller, aud Others of smlar proml-
nence as citizens and politicians.
''l'he ackbone of FuSioniSm is broken; its
power for evil OF good is gone. Like AboIitioniSm
and other kindred isms of the day, it is to be
mere faction. without strength, reSpectablity. or
influence, and IS 10 have, like the insect mere
summer existence"
THE WINGS OF BUFFALO, n. Y.
On Monday Of last week there was a large and
enthusiastic meeting of the out-and out Wings
held in Buffalo. N. Y. The tLrung was SO great
that it was found difficult To obtain hall large
enough to contain the multitude that gathered in
pursuance of the published call, which was sign
ed by hundreds of the best and most prominent
men of Buffalo. Had the weather been Propitious
the meeting would have been held out of doors.
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