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The Ersn5ag Posi- announces that the
Wing party ii dJs5anded for ever. The
Posi- is mistaken, as time will show. The
Wing party viii never die while the coun-
Try we lIye in exists Itsprung up In our
early struggles for ependeuce, and il
Wi. die only whea the spilit of ndepen,
dence ceases . influence the actions Of pa.
tri0tic and high minded men. Il is one
Whig principle, long neglected. and never
all now appreciated as it ought TO be, that
our country should not be governed by
faction Of den32oeaes, and we hope ere
lo9g 10 drive the faction, VINO are about to
come Into power lcom the places they have
obtained BY fraud, slander and Violence
We DO not despair of the Republic, nor have
we less interest ~ lis welfare, because ruf.
fanIsm has obtained the mastery over vir.
tus and foul decei over the frankness Of a
noble mind We had rather be a defeated
" aig IN the lowest plac that honest mis-
fortune could assign, than to occupy the
iohIest position which could be obtained by
such a triumph as our enemies have achie
we'd. IN defeating the Wings they have de-
tcated truth, integrity the best interests OF
man and OF the country. God krows we
have no envy Tor such success but while
we despair Tie means used by those who
have obtained i, we can tell the Post. Tor
on1. thas We are not Sc far disblnded thai we
shall not watch with lynx eyed vigilance
over It's party. The day is not far distant
when we shall see the plant Post. who has
sacrificed lis principles for its men, as hear
lilly ashamed eiyhe triumph Of is frauds as
we are.


The Post quotes the Express, as giving
evidence ofa disposition to disband the whig
party, because we ask for the iofIsion 81
more American feeling into The body of the
People, and because we ask for the correc-
zion Of gross abuses i1 the Naturalization
laws Webope to effect such reform with
out change Of name or principle We
hope to see honest men every where unite
to accomplish SO great and so necessary
good for their county, If,he Wings can
do this alone, be i SO II they cannot, let
them aid those who eau We make it
Whig principle, as il is entirely an Ameri>
can one, TO root out great national wrong
by every fair means We are for justice to
Americans and for Swing our country from
the degrading position in which the Loco
focos have castil ty cringing 70 men as
ignorant as they are often deceased. Protec-
ton to foreigners is right ba; self respect, as
well as preservation. teaches Us te pro-
tect ours slves.-N. J. Express.