Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
The Campaisu---IIow it promises TO
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commencing PiStty 1N"' 60 = ~ A>'. II
ing paper at " ashmgten cIty, The AmeH-
can Organ says:
"OuR PARrYSlS V1RG1NtA.-We are
daily asked what course our party will
adopt in the coming contest IN the old Do
minion, We must answer according to
the Information given US in the premises.
-'tFrOm all our numerous correspondents
in that State, We receive the same gIHd
tidings, that they intend TO nominate and
support ticket composed solely oil mem
bsrs Of our party, leaving those outside OF
The organization " support such candl-
dates as their jud sment directs. What
other course could our party safely pur-
aue? The administration party have Sc
lected as their candidates those who open.
" Oppose our doctrines.
e. Must not our friends meet the issues
rendered them? IL may be answered that
the wing party will probably select can
didates more acceptable To our tIlends.-
But would il not be fatal to our Ultimate
uucce So, ii we were to adopt the whIg no
ninationsi? Utterly and lrretricVably ia
tai, in our Judgment. Ii our party
should permit the wings to select candI
dates for them, it would be "a direct al
mission OF the charge, 50 often repeated.
and SO utterly untrue, that the American
party is the whig party in disguise.
1--WE cordially agree with our friends
in Virginia, who expressed the plrPo>e
to make independent nom nations. Any
other cause would be suicidal, obviously
So"
And the Richmond Wing answers tart
", as follows:
'In view OF the past history Of the
Whix party. their steady adherence To
aVerv true American interest. we regard
she suggestions Of the American Organ as
not only inopporlune but s4lcIdal. Thas
paper admits The fact, that the adminiS-
traLion party are Gu, aud out opposed To the
party it assumes to represent. VIVA
shat party is WHICH The American Organ
purports 10 represent, we are not advised
Ne presume, howe yer, it is the Know
nothing paIt,. Ii it be so, all We have l."
cay is, that ace hare no g5'|t0H0" or concert
sSith this party. We have not molrstet'
or a.salled them. In many things VT
agree with them, in others We widely di
fer from them.
owe have no means Of knowing lhei
strength now, or what it will be III tl'
spring. But this aoc 10 not kwoW. amd svM
plainly speak out, h0t JthiS purty expects
to dbS0,G iAe greut WhiY party, 1t sUW f'tu
that tie erpe' intent W'H be us luxurious as Il
eoM certainly he unsatisfactory. We sus
Rest TO the Amer All Organ that mi:e
and more cuncIlatory course, it il speaks
by authority, will best suit tho spirit Ol III.
times"
That's pretty quarrel, we think. Blu
there is still another one that is lnSlir
she Whis party itself, and it is rs to wh,
shall be- the nominee of the Wings toI
Governor. Bolts is going srrou5 10,
Bots. The Richmond Enquirer says:
"BOttS is undOubuy the Iav"rile OF Ih'
party, but he encounters Il fierce and re
lenLless opposition from the leaders an:.
managers. They have be, offended b..
his sullen independence AMI dU55eL Oh
stlnAcy, and are unwilling to c"mp:imrm
. man who asks them no favor. They ma,
Iucceud in getting him aside. but by tn
@ AcL they will LI>appOint the popular de~ir,
and exunsulsh she enthusiasm Of ther
party"
The Richmond Examiner has An ana
sing article ON the SAINT subject. |. says
"Hhere is no doubt of the TACT that LnI
famous p,lIiciAn,i i, up for the Wing n"
m yunlalns his name h IS be, proclAime
Tor that office AMI down here ON Ii,
verge Of tide water he has hosts Of friend,
among the faithful. The wings Of Henri
90 anu B t. are for Bo is rs their Cover
nor. The friends oI Bolts are friends ia
deed-warm. earnest, loud -mOuthed, IN
tractabIe. They won't be put down; the,
ale for Bolts first, Bolts last, Bolts all IN.
tine. The Great UnWashcd are uyl,
customer. The viii. party, who arAu-r.
themselves mach and loudly and bnistc,
ous!y about the Democratic StduntOn Con
VcnIiOn. are already laughing ON the uttr
side Of their mouths. They have 90
their troubles and pains. They are II
travail with rnx Boris. How shall they
get rid OF the aft cllon?
We are not in the habit Of concealn.
our preferences IUr party Nominations
We avowed them frankly in respect t,
the Democratic ticket; why should ",
conceal them i'll respect to the wh'I tirE
Ell? We won't conceal them. We ;r,
for Bolts as the whiS candidate for Cover
nor against the field. We said some tim,
ago that the Democratic party cannot y"
along without Bolts that he was nece>
ssry to their success rs Il buoy to safe ma
yiXation and as scarerrOw 10 a fruitful
corn field. For 30 is IS = real whig-un
disguised. dOwnri5 ht, Nat footed. unaduI
terated, Simon pure-a whiS i"t4s ct IN
cute. ad QUO usQue al nsuIa. in sunshine and
in storm. fodder Or no fodder whether
floating on the flush tide of hard cider or
voyaSing sol tAry and alone up Salt R ver
always n frank. undi~guiSed. paIpabIe.
transparent EMBODIMENT of WEiIgery,
Sometimes party IIues get confused and
party ideas muddled. Bolts is useful in
such times. Ii ever the good, honest.
true old line Democrats would know VIVA.