The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-30

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REVIVAL o. rur ON WmG PARrY.-Thc
effort among a few enthusiastic partizans
to revive the old Wing Party. meets with
a cool reception among the more reflective
and sensible portion even of the opposi-
ton TO the Democracy. II .plain to any
sensible man that the next Presidential
contest must bc between the Democracy
and the Black Republicans 4 third cam
didatc. or a third opposition organization,
could only cmbarrass one or the other Of
those parties and lessen the chances Of it,
success. Surprising the old Line Wing,
not % ympathizc with the Black Repub-
| hcans, there can Dee no controversy ~ to
which of the coutcnding parties they
would iuiurc by setting up a separate
standard. ltwould Of course, be- the De-
mocrcy. and just a. they drew conserva-
tive men 60 their party, would they les
son The vote given against the Black
Republican candidate. Nothing can b.
pllinor than this no man with n thimble-
tall Of brains can dispute It,.
But lest what we say on the subject may
be- regarded as the result Of prejudice and
party feeling, We suffer one Of the most
thorough-goiug opposition papers in the
South Co speak through our columns
We Blludc To- the New Orleans Crescent.
which has alway. been consistent and
earnest opponent Of the Democratic par
/ ty. and whose voice b. certainly entitled
/ 90 De heard and regarded by IT, political
/ friends. The Crescent is speaking Of a re-
cent address issued by influential Wings
Of that State, calling upon their friend. to
initiate the Wing. Of Virginia in organ
hing Tor trial OF strength with the De-
mocacy. Upon Publishing the address,
the Crescent accompanies it with some
exceedingly sensible comments. from
which we extract as follows:
The address Is eloquently written. and
brings tn life old and long-forpottcn emo.
tions which make the heart throb aud tn,
brain swell, only to be succeeded by pang.
which follow conviction that realization D.
au impo-sibility. The thrilling sensation.
10 creates arc instantly severed By TIA,
hludC Of practically. 4 moments rchcc
ton, and OIL Is gone like the baselcs
groundwork az au enchanting dream
AZ ull events. such are the conclusions a
which our Judgment has been compelle,
to arrive.
The Presidential campaign Of 1850 will
In al human probability. be fought OF
sectional grounds. IL is better for In
South, in our deliberate judgment, that
should be fought and lost or won. on sec
tiouu grounds. lr the good. true. patr
otto and conservative men Of the North
cannot beat the fanatics on fair field an
E with single ISSUE il is vitality importau
+ 90 "a of the South To- know the fact at On
earliest possible period Should thi. ne,
movement extend over the North. a thir
party viii be formed. the only effect Z
which will be to draw away from the Den
! | ocratic party of the North some thousand
| Of good mems votes i'm each State az ia
| coming strurgle-for Old Line Wings m
| provcrhially true men and honest pair
+ | ots. This will weaken the anti-Abolitio
E | party there. and may result in the ele,
4 | ton of an Abolition President. The COZ
ilict North. in ls6O. will unquestionabl
and inevitably lay between the Black X,
publicans and the Democrats. No ma
possessing the smallest political INTEL
Z gencc will question this fact for an il
s slant; and ~ for the Southern State
delaware and Missouri may go for ia
trcesoil candidate) they will, most hSell
/, vote GA massc for the man nominated g
1 Charleston, whoever he may be. whcthC
q he be Slidcll. Douglas Breckenridge. Wis,
4 Hammond or Hunter From the light
4 now before 20. We are unable 10 see ho
. they can do otherwise without stultifyin
u themselves, They will be constrained
n vote for the man having the best chan,
/. to defeat the Black Republican nomine
For these reasons, and many others "
would name were it necessary. while fps
ing the warmest sympathy and admiratic
" for our Wing friends We find il impos'
J.. Die 10 DISCOVER any ground on which
4 base hope that success will crown Il
\ movement they have y maniully ina
Y guruted.
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