Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-29

which have heen recently won by our rolitca
brethren in Virginia .lNol,h Carolina, Yennes
see, Alabama, and Texas. and that we are en-
couraged by their success against the old Fed
eral Wing party in it's last disguise and under
its new name, to hope for the success oil the
united Democracy ol this State against its ira
ditional enemy. under whatever organization or
lorrA OF GOA iliou it may present !iself
Resolved Shat we regard The invitation put
sorwaNl by ID enemies Of the, Democratic par
" IN This State 10 the Democratic electors
thereotto form new coalitions or fusIons under
new and deceptive party titles, as the device o f
politicians who only aim to perpeuaie t heir
ascendency in the State Government toI self sh
and corrupt pnfpos, s."
In this connention, it may not be inappropri-
ate to introduce The Yours Mems union club Of
New York City. ard their avowed principles
Our readers will remember, that ii was 10 this
organization Mr.. Wise addressed a letter, in re
sponse to one inviting him to attend johfca-
lion on the occasion Of The result OF Virginia, and
remarked that he was with them "head and
hand aud heart" The sentiments Of the leller
addressed to Mr.. Wise called Isrlh this hearty
sentence Of endorsa,i,n. MI. Wise ,hereupon
was arraigned by a number OF the Know Moth.
/ Ing press and several of the Democratic papers,
and charged with uniting his sympa:hies win
the Sofls, it being asserted that this "Young
Mems Democratic Unian Ciubn was the rear
guard Of he Sofl iac,ion-a material part Of the
Van Bnreh wing. To lear up tits charge the
Youas Meas Uiion Club; adopted the fol.
lowing resolutions, which are certainly very
national IN their sentiments. II II was this sen
timent Which Mr.. Wise so cordially endorsed
and united nth, there could be llo reasonable
objection 10 it. Such We presume was The in.
.sn.on Of his letter. I, Is, however, a very
,cklsh business to be endorseng NV York
politicians. We have bu, little tai.h in the sin
cerhy Of mos, Of them, when they make such
plausible declarations of principle. They should
be watched
The f,llpwiug resolutions, reported by com.
mite appointed Tor the pulpose, we're adopted
and ordered to be transmitted " klun. Henry
a. Wise:
Whereas, The Hon. Henry A. Wise has
been publicly censure]. through the newspa-
! ner press, Tor his recognition ii the Young
, Mt,n's Democratic Union Club oil New York !;
ar,i whereas, The principles upon which il was
organ, .ze,.' he falih it has rrofessed, and the
principles ii has practically carried uul ale i'll
harmony viii, he teachings Of the fathers oil
the Democratic Gtii'h; therefore.
.Resulved Tha. III Henry A. Wise. Of Yir-
giuia, We recognizes the champion Of State and
lndivi i'al rights, both finite and infinite, above
all This rights of religious lIte.'y, his freedom
! OF conscience, his right 10 easem ,al IN The way
10 God; and his course in the late cJnpaign in
| Virginia meets with the hearty approval vi this
club. in that he has been the means Of defeating
the common enemy Of the Democracy, under it's
new disguise Of Know Nolhingism, and has thus
elysn new impetus 10. aad infused fresh
vi.or in. the Democratic party, beth North and
South, conclusvely showing that il needs but a
learles aud faithful adherence 10 Democratic
principles TO ensure success and triumph to the
Unnn Democracy Of the nation.
"Resolyed, That the thanks Of this Club be
rendered TO the Hon. Henry a. Wise, for his
fearless advocacy oil Democratic ialth,a and his re-
peaied evld. ies Of friendship 10 This Club.n
The follow ting resolutions were then offered
and adopted unanimously
'.Resdived, That the Young Mems Democrat,
ic Union Club deem this fitting opportunity 10
relter,e iha, they are opposed 10 The enactment
oil ,he late Whis Legislature, commouly called
the Main Liquor law 10 canal jobbers and rob-
bersi to the wicked waste OF The peoples money
by RECKLESS Legislature aid lis creatures, 10
the kaow Nothlngs aud all other secret, black
aud midnight examinations:
And that they are in favor of supporting, in
manly manLer, without carpng or rellcence,
Democratic federal administration, SO long as
the administration continues, as it has 10 this
lime, to carry ont the principles Of the Demo.
cratic party.
IL mi thai They srti IN (, vor of ~ ~ !
Nebraska bill II. ali lis details, without hesita.
lion or rsservation-b believing that il is prac.
iicls recognition Of the Democratic doctrine of
State Rights, 'and which re, ognilion is due US
we'll 10 Territories as 10 States.
land thai they ars in favor Of the union and
harmony Of the Democratic party, Tor which
good ends they, and the conservative Union
Democracy Of the city and State Of New York,
will work tearles,.y and faithfully, aud in which
they mean to triumph"
These were fead and adopted unanimously.