VOLUME IV--NUMBER %
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liar course. We see. with pleasure. an
able article In the last Sou,hron, on the SUBJ
lect which gives US assurance that the gals


liant Wings of Kinds are always ready TO


battle for the laws and the constitution. and


we hope ere long, to hear that the Wings


In every county In the State VIII hold


meetings and pledge themselves to thor


ough organization and strict adherence to
their avowe6 principles. There never was
time when the Wings were stronger or
betteI,organized. than at present. This or
ganizaton is the result of the labor oftwen-
tv years, and The fruits of the ardent services
of our distinguished leader, Henry Clay.
Then are we to drop of in squads because
of the recent unfair and corrupt defeat2
No. We think we hear every Wing IN
Mississippi exclaim, neverl never! / Our
recent defeat, brought about as it was. by
intrigue and corruption at the ballot box,
should arouse every Whig to redoubie his
energy when the time for action shall arrive
and prompt him to make desperate strug-
gle for law and order.


AS to the policy. proper to be pursued by
the Whig party for the next campaign In
this State, there is yet time enough to de-
termlne upon that The new humbug adj
ministraliou has not yet been placed in pow
er, and therefore, what its policy may be,
is as yet but a matter of speculation. the IN
diligence of which, can result in no heneht
either to the Wing party or to the country |
The present high promising Congress, has,
as yet carried out none of the measures
which they promised the people in the last
aud it will remain for James II.
Polk and his new Congress to explain to
the country what the policy of the party is
to be for the next four years.


Our opponents in this State. flushed with
the imaginary glory OF their lat victory. are
already preparing for division of the
spoils and if rumor be true, it will be no
easy matter to satiate the craving appetites
of the thousands of aspirants who now set
up their claims to high offices OF profit.
Under this state of affairs. all that is neces.
sary for the Wings to do. is to keep up their
organization; to watch and expose the acts
of their opponents and in due time to adopt
such measures as may seem best calculated
to redeem the State from the misrule which
now crushes her. Let our watchword be,
Union and Whig principles, and all will be
right.