TO THE WINGS OF INDIANA.

STATE CONVENTION.
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The recent defeat Of The Wing party in The
State of Ohio, should remind The Wings Of indi
ana, of their situation. The people Of this State
vii! be required al the next annual election 10 e
iect Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and
II IS important 10 The interests of the country
that these importan. Offices should be filed By
Wings good and true IN other words that the
present lncumben,s should be re elected To do
this concert of action, and thorough organlza
ton Of The friends Of Wing principles is necessa-
~. Our political opponents already IN The
field; they intend holding State Convention on
the Slh of January next for the purpose of nomi
mating candidates for The State officers who are
elected by the people Is j, not important that
tho Wings should also hold State Convention at
Indianapolis, tor the same purpose, and tor the
purpose ot better organizing the party? BY par
,y organization we do not mean mere party drill
that every man who is friend to principles
shall swear to support our men right or wrong
but to ensure un0nimity among those who all
equally interested 10 the advancement, of our
state, and The best interests Of the people. II
may be said by friends that the present in-
cunhents, Samuel Bigger and Samuel Hall will
be tho candidates bv common consent of the
.
opposition, but there grea, advantages arising
from the ting Of the people from the various
countes Of tho State, and by an interchange oil
sentiments stimulate each other 10 renewed ac
ton. The proposed Convention would have
Mass Meeting Of the people, at least all who
may attend shall be Considered delegates, and par
tIcipate in tho deliberations and actions OF The
same. We propose 10 tho Wings o( this State
that Convention re held in Indianapolis OF
| Tuesday the l7M of January nert. We ask ou
friends OF the Wing Press Throughout, the Stat,
to consult with the people and give their assen
or dissent to the proposition.


! Ia the defeat in Ohio VIC have no causo for des
pondency; but men, honestly devoted TO ou
principles, we should cling to the good oh ship
and unfuri every sail iha may catch the passin!
breeze. Tha, which done in 1910 cen b
done again The same love OF !lberty--,h
same devotion to the interests Of our county
the same pride in The elevated character Of I'll
American cuizen-ihe Same De sire for tho per
petuity Of republican institu tions--thc same nj
horrence Of corruption IN those IN power-ih
same hatred for the unhalowed prescription OF ES
ecu,ve willard the same detesta'ion OF T.,
ecuive dctai ton, Of Executive pe'hdy and Ia
ecutive treachery, that existed 10 1910, still burn
IN the patriotic minds of the people, and will an
20 tho PEI furHance oi their duty
1911. Let the people be again aroused. lie
the patriots Of 40 unite with those OF III, an
rally around the glorious banner Of Wing prime
pies and 'IIarry of The West and the same if
I not more brilliant victory than Of 10 Will crow
| our efforts. The country must be redeemed--th
policy of Free Trade must be secuted fror
| the land-a sound National Currency must b
| established-the character Of governmor
mus, be elevated, our country will be lost, il
| retrievably lost. Lett then tho reolutIon be not
begun, and an earnest Of our etermIna'ion
do our duty, let us have Convention which fc
numbers and spirit, shall exceed all which hav
proceeded it.


On this question old Wayne will vote. Aye!
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