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"DEFEATED and SUBDuED."-The Phil
adelphia Evening Star, red-hot Whig
journal, says, "the only course left for the
Wing party is to surrender without con-
dtions." We are laboring for converts
the doors of the Republican Church are
open-repent, ye Whigs!-join the De-
mocracy--sign our Confession OF Faith,
and come in and commune with us.


So says the Tennessee Democrat. As
for our own part we have no idea that the
Wings will "surrender," and cease to op.
pose popular men and measures, notwith-
standing the late many and severe rebukes
they have received from the people in ev-
cry quarter of the Union. In 1900, the
same party were badly beaten at the
balIot-bor-they then disbanded but did
not surrender. Again they rallied their
scattered forces; called the dsafected of
all parties to their aid; disguised them
IL new move, and by ma
nUuvring, in "a succeeded in defeating
popular will, and showed their candidate
into the presidential chair. This they
''done before, and they will do it again."
if the people do not watch them.


