From the New York Globe.
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.'.,i @' - .'' From the New York Globe.


The Character Of Whig Politicians, as portrayed
by a leading IHhig.


Mr.. Giddings, the we'll known Wing Abolition
member of Congress from Ohio, recently made a
speech al Concord, New Hampshire We find 9
portion Of that characteristic speech, IN the Boston


Wing, from: which we copy the following graphic
portrait which MIR. @. draws of his Wing associ
ates. 1t looks straight into the faces and secret
workings ofhis Whig brethren. 1t pictures them
out in flames Of living Light: .-.


u Those Wings, fsays Mr. Gddings,)
who have got up this movement in favor Of General
Taylor, knowing him to be in favor Of extending
slavery, are men of desperate political fortunes,
who have become anxiuus 10 share in the spois of
Office; they arc men who would sell their party
their country and their God for an ephemeral sue
cess; TO enable them to bask in the sunshine Of
Executive favor. They have moderated The intel
figence Of the people, They believe the masses
to be as politically corrupt as those who seek 10
mislead them. Time will demonstrate their error"


What say you, neighbors of tho Express, the
Courier and Enquirer, The Tribune, the Albany
Evening Journal, the Troy Post, his Excelency
Gov. Young, and their Wing colleagues, who
q have got up this movement in favor of Gen.
TaylorW What say the Wings of other portions
OF the Union, who have been attempting the same,
TO this accusation Can it be possible that they
are all "mcn of desperate political fortunes, who
have become so anxious to share in the spoils Of
office" that they would sell their party, their
country. and their God, for an ephemeral success,
Or TO enable them 10 bask in the sunshine of Ex-
ecntive favor2


And yet such is the graphic picture drawn OF
h"se mon By one Of their o,0n party-one who
las enjoyed and who still enjoys The confidence Of
he Whig party, to an almost unprecedented de- !
gree. Can any Whig deny lhis2 Mr.. Giddings
limself says:


81 have represented in Congress the stronges: !
Wig district IN The Union for Ten gears. l am
he oldest member on that floor but two; John |
quincy Adams and Mr.. Rhelt of South Carolina,
re the only members who have held their pres
mt seats longer than have mine. And tell
ou that if every Whig district in this nation bows
submission, that district will stand firm TO their
rIncplrs of Liberty. am authorized 10 say
hat. No cause upon this earth will ever extort


vote from her sons in favor of a man that stands !
'Fth an advocate for the extension of the slave
oIdlng powers"


We rest, now-and leave these Wings of des- |
crate fortunes" to defend themselves.