The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21
Political Intelligence.

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REVIVAL OF TIE Wing PARTY.-The Memphis Bulletin is
highly rejoced the prospect of the revival Of tho
old wing party AS the rump of the Know Nothing
organization is fast fading away tho opposition at tho
South have nucleus around which 10 gather their scat
tered forces 1t becomes necessary therefore, to fall
back on tho dead carcass of whggery and make al
tempt to infuse into it sufficient vitality to by.
How far they will succeed remains yet to be seen Hear
how sanguine the Memphis paper Isl
From all quarters receive the gratifying evil
dences that the halowed recollectons which cluster
around the name Of the wing party yet fresh aud
generous in the hearts Of enlightened and patriotic
people. There is in the very name SPELL to
lure up the deepest for whatever venerable
In the republc-a renewed stimulus to patriotism exert
its hopeful energies for its rescue and preservation
They err who think the WING party is extinct 1t lives in
all It's pristine strength in the hearts Of thousands upon
thousands Of the American peope-immortal as tho
memories of the great and good statesmen whose lives
spent in illustrating its conservative and heahfui
principles 1t will rise again, as surely as the republic
and the distributor Of partisan spos, but to at least
exert saluary restraining influence upon the mad and
factous tendencies Of the times 1t will rise again
surely as truth, though crushed for time, casserts
its omDpotence and will be sustained by tens of thou
sands OF good men. who were never before affiliated with
it, but who prefer principle to paryism. We rejoice,
therefore, that the eaven beginning To work in
Mississippi as well as in Tennessee.
BRINGING OUT Borrs.-The Washington correspondent
of Louisville paper writes follows concerning the
movement which has been made in Washington TO bring
out John NJ Bolts for the Presidency in 1867
National Central Club has been organized this city;
the object stated being to bring forward John Minor
Bolts for the Presidency-the opposition candidate. With
out wishing TO magnify this political speck may be said
that few Of the wing managers Of other days
cd in the movement HIS most intimate friends plainly
assert that he will risk his fortunes with the republican
party with an abridged patform-the prominent plank
which 10 bear the chalk marks, emo further extension OF
slavery and while they would put him the ticket for
President they would readily unite TO NJ p Banks or
any other prominent republican for the Vice Presidency
Mr. Bolts has accepted an invitation 10 deliver Grafton
in the city of New York the 22d day February hs
friends there thus designing put him fairly the course
And II the arrangements contemplated Washington shall
be consummated address TO the people of the United
States in his favor will be issued the anniversary
Of Washington's birthday. This movement is distinct
from that which took place here several weeks ago-the
convocaton OF few prominent wings survey the DO
litca premises and make their calculations for the
future.
The address spoken Of to be delivered this city on the
22d February simply the annual address to the Order
Of United Americans. II is intended have no connec.
ton with political affairs, or TO be the stepping stone for
any Presidential asprant. Edward Everett was first an.
Piled to to deliver the address, but previous engage
mcnt compelling that gentleman to Decline Mr. Bolts was
solicited and above announced has consented to meet
his brethren of the Order in this city on that day.
MANE.-The recommendation OF Governor Morrill, of
Mane that the Legislature OF that State should meet but
once in two years. appears to meet with favor among the
people
The SrrMp-Hon John Ietcher, the democratic candi-
date for Governor will enter upon thorough canvass OF
the State Of Virginia Immediately after the adjournment OF
Congress-