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ere IN the Government or Legislation OF tne natlon
unit, he has lived long enough in the Country to un-
derstand its interests 10 resist the caoery of dema-
gogues who would make him, through his ignorance,
the instrument Of the basest des gns and until he
has sufficiently identified himself with our people to


feel that their welfare more important TO him than
the welfare OF all others. Our laws, at present, do
not give us these securities and we may presume
that there is not intelligent, honest hearted
turalised citizen in this Union who does not feel and
acknowledge the necessity of this REFORM In &C.
complishing this great purpose, it WILDE the resolve
of the Whig party TO stand by the cause of Relig-
Gus Toleration ever spuynng the base attempt which
has been made, aud will not cease to be made again.
to connect the Wing cause with the odium of Re-
ligious Persecution.


For these ends the Wings need no new organiza-
ton, no new name. That which we bear has been
consecrated in many battlefield Of Freedom, and
it will, trust, long serve TO rally the brave and
pure spirits who stand up for Popular Right and
Free Government in time TO come. Let US not as
sumo another.


What trials ars before US, no man can now fore
tell because man can distinctly read the pledges
of the party which has just been brought into power
IL the late canvass, the part of our adversares
have not been mere imposture, piece Of super
subtle hypocrisy, a trick played of upon popular
credulity, we must have Immediate Annexation Of
Texas and Repeal of the Tariff. How the Nation
will receive these exploits we may conjecture. Its
patience and its forbearance may be brought to
some severe temptations. If the successful party,
however-as there is good reason TO suspect-have
not the nerve to dare the lslment of these promises
what thunders OF indignation, what threats of Null
6eation what torrents Of vituperstion for ailh be-
rrayed, may not await them from that fiery South
whose lot it has always been 10 swell the riumphs
of an uncongeDial Democracy, and TO receive lis
pay only in Dead Sea Apples-disappointed hopes
and querulous requests! Unhappy may be the
fa,s of the new President, standing thus between
eagerly expecting factions, and condemned 10 the
impossible task of gratifying both. Loco Focsism
may thus, in its own discord, meet its doom. twill
turn and .end its keepers. The thousands OF de-
luded honest men whom it We, numbers in its ranks,
will fly from it, and sober opinion, cnce more rising
to the Judgment Seat of the Nation, will quell the
phraDzied zeal of party and bring the people back
into The path from which they have departed. All
good men, in this contingency, will thank the Wings
for having preserved platform on which Patriotism
may rally it's yotaries to save the Republic.


