Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-13
Tar Vine ADDREss,-We published last

THAT WING ADDRESSING p'ib!16ned tta
week, a., address to the Wing Voters Of Mas
sachusetts, by the Wing Committee of tina
State, enjoining upon all good and faithful
members Of that party to stand by the Unioi
candidate in the recent GuhernatoriaI elec
tioE. The result of that address is shown
below in All article from the N. @. BULLETIN 0
Saturday last. 1t IS a fearful sign OF The
times, and we hope the feeling will spread
over the country and induce all Of the ole
Wings to buckle on their arrnor to battle
against SectionaIism in 1860.
The solid Wings Of Boston are as true as
steel to national principles, and whenever
:1ey can they exhibit them unmista kabiy In
| the late election in Massachusetts, Beach, who
was teehnlrsIIy the Democratic candidate for
Governor. but "ho ran IN reality simply up
on the ground Of opposition to sectionaIism,
as all the chief addresses during the cam
passn showed, received unqnestionably their
votes, and the gratifying fact comes out that
the National Men OF Boston are actually in
the majority, Beach having received a ina
jor'ty Of nine in 4 city in which we have been
accustomed to consider sectionaIism as ram
pant and ~onnipotent. These National men
of Boston are nearly all Wings, the Demo-
cratic vote proper being very small, and there
cannot be a doubt that the Address of the
Wings calling upon the!r compatrIo,s to vote
so as to defeat Banks, who removed Judge
Loring from office simply for doing his sworn
duty, had the effect to rouse them to action
and to secure a vote unexpectedly large for
a National man. under circumstance SO dis
n r pi~y Pnack h,,{ - So-r,tl, J,,I -, ~
and the wonder is that he received SO large q
vote. His own record was against him, as
he presided in 1S49 at a Democratic meeting
that passed strong anti-S.avery resolutions
our Democratic readers will please r~ecol!ect
Sumner was elected originally to the
Senate by a coalition between the Democrats
and Republicans land these resolutions were !
OF course every where read during the late
canvass and contrasted with the platform up
which Beach was running. Then he had
carry the crushing weight OF the Admin
Yet in spite ofa'i these obstarlts,
the National Wings determined to waive
.yerv consideration, to let by-gones be by
cones and to rebuke BY their votes the po-
ltlcaI creature who could stoop so low as to
'enaove Il Judge from the bench on the sole
ground that be Rad acted in exact accordance
sith the oath be had taken. The National
Wings of Boston and Massachusetts has
,lven brilliant proofs Of al enlarged and lib
rial patriotism, a patriotism that takes in the
Whole country in its comprehensive grasp.
nd they deserve, as they will receive, the
hanks OF all men whose souls are not hide
'ound BY the u%eanest aud most eonte ptibie I
'arty higotry. All honor to them say we
hey possess the fire Of the true flint. Such
Ten cannot always be kept IN the minority.
he Wings 0: the country must buck 'e OF
7eir arrnor and possess their souls in patience.
heir services, we thick the sigus Of the
mes pretty clearly indicate, xviii SOON be re-
uired. and We greatly mists Ike # the c'a1i-
n notes Of the glorious old bugIe do not ere
'ng ce-awaken the old enthusiasm. The day
nd the hour are at hand. 10 your arms. then, q
'mpatriots, to your arms, and be ready! ;