The Wings of Massachusetts.
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The wings of Massachusetts have separated
from their brethren in the South, at least the wings
of tho South cannot endorse she sentiments of
the wings of that State. Can the wings of the
slave States any longer consort with avowed abo-
litioniss, and men who declare that new terri
tory shall become part of the American Union
except as free States and where slare-h holders can
not more acith their property. Can they consort
with those who orenly avow their opposition to
the supremacy of the slave power, as they chose
to denominate the Southern States.


The following bright specmenz of Northern
whiggery, we extract from the proceedings of the
Massachusetts Wing Convention


+" Resolved, That the Wings of Massachusetts
see no rational or ustlfabe object in the protract-
ed prosecution Of the war, and rejoice in every
manifestation of the return of peace; for al.
though sanctioned by portion of the wings in its
earliest movements, as measure for the preser-
vation of the army--ye the war itself, while pros
ecuted to secure the sectional supremacy of the
slave power, or the conquest and dismemberment
of the Mexican Republic, has never had and nev.
er can have the sanction and appreciation of the
Wings of Massachusetts.


Resolved, That if this course of policy shall
be rejected and the shall be prosecuted to the
final subjugation dsmemberment of Mexico,
the wings Of Massachusetts, now declare, and put
this declaration Of their purposes on record-that
Massachusetts will never consent that Mexican
territory however acquired. shall become part
of the American Union. unless on the unalterable
condition, that +" there shall be neither slavery nor
involuntary servilude therein, otherwise than in
the punshmhment of crime.''