New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

repeal of the Registry have the insornce to insult
You with the appela;ion OF Pipei0yers :
Brand the foul fal.ehood as ii deserves in the aP-
preaching contest
Obligation. of Good Faith.
Every man who from firm conviction OF publ,
duty attaches himself to party or other associ-
ation-no matter for what purpo'e-yirtua!ly binds
himself TO observe Good Faith with all sections Of
that party; all member. of that association. no
matter how nconsiderabe. A. it would not be
ius, or honorable for twelve out of fourteen MON
bcrs OF mining or trading company to vote the
whole avuils Of the enterprise into their own Pock-
cts and leave their two luckcss copartners dest
tutc, so it is equally unjust for the majority OF Il
political party, on some question aside from those
which forms the avowcd cause Of conflict between
them and their common opponents, to seize the
whole power and influence Of the party, and WELD
it not solely against their common adversary, but
obGqucly agains, the opponents (thcir politica
brethren included) of that casual majority. Such
a course would be like shooting your neghbor with
gun hc had loaned you to use in hgn;ing-alikc
,reachcrous ard ungratetul.
If the majority Of political party choose TO
make a wholly different question the paramount
consideration, they justly do so only by drop
ping the name and characteristics Of the political
party and organizing distinctly, avowedly on the
new question. The right to dissolve political lies
at pleasure, and enter into new combinations ioI
wholly different purposes, obviously has limits; but
the righ, to the power of party for such ruf-
poses, against the convictions and feelings of "a
part of its Members docs exist nj all, and any
attempt TO asscr, it involves grievous wrong.
We need no, here argue that what is not RICH,
can never be cxpcdient Suppose a party o
twonty thousand, opposed to one OF twcnty-one
thousand, could make issue on wholly toieigi
question, and, by uggricying only one thousand OF
TO carry their tickle, FOR once: what then They
have wrongcd and alicnated one thousand tried as
sociatcs they have gained the votes OF two or three
thousand for once but no longer. Why shonld
these vote with their new associates again. ater
the new question, necessarily of temporary inter
est, is disposed of, Obviously they will not; and
the projectors OF the new issue have gained by it
serious loss.
But immediate success. even, in such a TRANSMIT
tation is by no means certain. VIII the opposite
party stand idle and indifferent to be thus temper
arily over,hrownl VIII they let the new question
take then, at disadvantage Take the case now
presented here: Suppose the Wings were to run
an entire ticket pledged to support toe FreseH'
Public School System: What votes will we gni,
by it Why should Loco-Foco vote for our SEN
ators on this ground when has o,cn both ul;rs
School Society msn' How many would be likel!
to do 80 y twenty. Where then. i. the gain
MoRAL.-lt is bes, for the Wing party to sup
por, faithfully and ardcntly the Wing ticket. the
whole ticket, and nothing but the Wing tickets
Therein is hanor, safety. SUCCESS.
TNgs, Ho The Loco-Foco majority in the
Board of Assistants last evening non-concurrea il
a resolution of the Board of Aldermen that the
sweeping of the streets shall hcnceforth be let oul
by contract although the Wing Members showed
tina, a saving OF at least $4,000 might thus b,
made The sweeping OF streets cost lastyen
Sill, 900; for the first six months of this year
$4,000; for the While year probably Sl5O.-
600 at least. But what is the saving OF $50 000
10 the City when con,rasted with the securing Of
five hundred votes &c the par;y' Pile on the tax.
es Are not Purdy and varias up for the Senate
and wont they need votes TO elect them
vERNoSr-Hon Charles X. Williams, Chief
Justice, Stephen Royce Jacob Cclamer. and Is.ae
+. Redicld. Assistant Justices. nave all been re-
elected for the ensuing year, BY tia Legislature.
The receipts into the State Treasury during the
past year were sS4,l22 81; the expenditure.
sSl,l2S O6; balance 1924 81, which added tc
tue $500 80 previously on hand. makes sl3,344
"a No State Debt. Vermont, has ever been
Wing State
u Hon. oeDES EDWARDS, superannuatcd as
Judge OF the Superior Court OF this CITY BY attain
Ing the age OF 90 Years, has resumed the praeuc,
OF law al lie corner OF Nassau and Ccdar-streets
D.riSoSsrATENT Muscular GuIpE 70 PExMAxsHlg-
We have examined Thu. book system with mich care
and firmly convinced ,hA, zay be a,+d with gre.
Advantage in the acquisition OF good bu,aess hand wr
ting II in many respects entirely original and in ;,
excellent Those who d.rust opinion OF ,h. poip,
will please examine that CT the Maryland Institute OF
Teschsts, which will be found on the text page.