Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1855-08-11
ANOTHER wing vRInurE.

az " iHcctlig Oh, TIC itenlocfatS OF Be-
xar, Texas, on the 23d Of June. JUDGE
BucKSER, leading Wig, addressed
the meeting, from which We take the
following stirring passage
JuDGE BucKNER was then called upon,
He said the position in which he found
himself placed was tho most novel one
he had ever occupied on any public oc-
.casion in his life. And let Inc give, said
he, to each gentleman here present, whie
or democrat, the assur.hce that / 90 n
! for the resolutions theee.szainst know
nothingism, and cUnfines n4yseif oxclu-
siycly to them, and that | desert no pr;n-
ciple; for may announce, ON this occa-
sion, that from my earliest youth to this
time | have ever been united with the
whisgy party held that that those fesoitt-
tons in regard to know nothingism in
volve principles of more Importance than
ever divided the wing and democratic
parties in all the time during which /
have read newspapers, or listened TO the
discussion Of political principles in our
country. And | hold that those gentle-
men who have been associated in the whig
party care not if thcy have joined the
know-nothing ranks should now stop.
after the Developments which have been
made through all the portions of the coun-
try-that they should now stop, and, II
their secret sworn organization will per-
NIT them, withdraw ut once, and stand
once more upon the ground Of the noble
leader of the party, ever the boast of the
American people, and applauded by the
democratic party, for the open, frank,
and manly course he pursued upon every
political question which was ever agita-
ted in the country whilst he trod the
stage. Let me ask those gentlemcn-if
there be any of them who belong to this
know nothing party--do you believe that
at this day, it the great Henry Clay
were living now, he would be found
creeping into cellars and swearing fidel-
ity to political midnight associations
Henry Clay, who declared that he would
rather be right than be President.
He continued: Look at the princig
pies announced and generally regarded
as the established principles of this know
nothing party: are they not at war in
tilelr very nature, with american prin-
ciples DO these gentlemen who call
themselves the american party--do they
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