A SOUND WING TOAST.
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A. the sumptuous BuIbucue given by the
Wings and Conservatives of the Third Dis
trict Of Illinois, on the 29th ult. IN Spring
field, in celebration of their victory over 10
co-focoism, and the election of their candi
date for Congress, the following patriotic
sentiment was given by the Hon. VIM. L.
May, at the conclusion of stirring and elo=
quent speech:


"a miOn of all honest men, of trhdteVer
name or den Rination, 10 arrest the further
progress Of ErecHtire uswpdtion."


This is conceived in the right spirit--the
spirit of 1888, when the enlightened and
patriotic ofall parties, seeing the seizure of
the public purse by the President, and APP
pretending the direful consequences ofsuch
an act, laid aside their subordinate dlfferen-
ces and dissensions and bound themselves to
each other, with the resolute determination
to bring down Executive power and AFRO
gance, and restore TO Congress that control
over the National Treasure which tho Gun
stiiution contides to them, but which Gen'l.
Jackson had violently usurped. Let the
friends Of the Whig cause.-the cause Of op-
position to disastrous and desolating expert
menis-to the arbitrary exercise of power;
TO The union Of the purse and the sword-to
the extension of Executive influence and
sway-to the blighting despotism Of the sub
treasury project Go to the polls, every
where, animated by this spirit, and victory
is certain.-BaltimOre Patriot.