New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

t.c, f WLg amendments and oflce-hoiders II Is Ut
- ;r,,osble that John and should come to an
understanding we look matters or such very different
neint Of view We consider the great becs Of the Wing
marty in the late have been the OF Pros
perity to the Country by creation of Sound and Uni
form Csrency the equalization OF Exchanges the furnish
ing of full Employment and fair ccompense FOX Capital.
Talent and Laor that all shall be useful and happy and
the Production of the Country stimulated greatest
We struggled ardeny for the prostraon Of the Van
Buren, dynasty because profoundly convinced that
theories of Currency and Finance operated niurousy
the Public Interests and tended parazc the National In
dustr This the principal ground which We fought
the battle True, objected also that great abuses had
existed in the appointment of unworthy end unsafe men 70
Office giving monopoly of Office to the supporters OF the
Executive Power and in arrnying the oce-hoders az an
active and efficient corps in the political contests OF the
Country All these considered abuses, and fought as
well knew how against them. But never dreamed
that these abuses would be corrected by merely turning
all the ncumbens and putting Wings in their places In
fact have considered that great deal like
~ TO perpetuate the evils complained OF than them.
Whenever party service political opinion made the
elusive OF fitness for Office fear the evils have bat
tied will again be fastened upon the Country.
Blu, Johns idea appears be that the great object OF the
Wing party was to get possession of the Offices under the
Federal Government and that ii every Van Buren,
instantly turned and Wing put in his place, why then
our exertions and our victory have been useless Now
nave no doubt tina, great many rallied under standard
with design of getting into ofce-lust many followed
Christ for the loaves and hcs-but de believe one
Wing had any such object We certainly never thought
Of it, and if John fought more efficiently than did, it is
pcccd that the of the Wings power great
many LocoFocos would be removed from Office, partly be-
they unfit hold parity because they had per-
verted the powers improper purposes and partly
because not RICH, that Free Country party should
hold all the Offices But dreamed that all opposed
20 Us in politics should be swept that
eved because some competent Van Buren, kept
IN Office while none was offered Why, them should
John
Blu, John complains that bad appointments have
peen nadc-which we consider very likely. He mentions
hat one Mr.. S. appointed who Loco-toco till
Just before the Election We think this be mistake
We have made inquiry, and find that this Mr. S recon-
nended ny the entire Conservative General Committee of
his City.-Bui who shall say that mans being recent
onvcrt to this that party should dcbar him from Office if
honest and capable! Did appeal to our opponents
orsake their idols and Join down even to the day OF
Election! Did then tell them that mark would be set
m them if they over? Not bit OF it The fact Is
his talking about old Wings and new Wings is very poor
BUSINESS. We dreamed of voting jackson or Van
Buren, ticket any than of running after the Small Fox
get we do consider any the worse for differing
rom and battling against in 1928, 80, "a or SO But
among disappointed oceseekcrs the cry is that the old
Wigs get nothing the Conservatives get nothing the Irish
ret nothing the Germans sc, nothing, &c &c-the upshot
which that the grumbers themselves have failed 10 get
What they wanted Away with this exhibition Of sehshness
We saw Let Congress carry through the Great Measures for
which the Wings have long struggled rcirench salaries
md reduce the number of officers, economy honesty
and efficiency the conduct of the Government and we all
NOT the Wings old Wings, native or iorsgnborn
cspociay-but The PEOPLE will have gained EVERY THING
What says John to this