New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
PAg7y r,. NgurgAL PAPgRs.-There exists 7

sals which assume 10 be conducted IN thorough IN
dependence of Political Parties. They arethe B0'-
ton Times daily, with the Notion as lis Week
": TIE Sun, daily and weekly in this City, the
Pubic Ledger daily wiki the United States,
weekly, in Pniladelp paia, and Tia San again al
Baltimore. These four dsili-s were the frs, pea
NJ paper. established in their respective cities,
and, having been conducted for years with coAsid-
cradle ability and decided business tact, aiding
each other agains; all rivals 10 The utmost. have
obtained considerable circulation and influence
Ii their advantage. were fairly welded, We should
be the last 70 complain. Bat they aotoiiou'ly are
not While necessarily yaunting their .wn inde-
pendence, and ,eeming win philiPpies on all par
" journals they are each the veriest slaves OF par
", sHd bending al their energies and powers 70
the service OF Loco-F ocoisn. Their poison is in
.tilled skifuly and subtly aAd interlard-d with
prsteststions OF imparuality and independence,
tha, thousands OF honest well-n-aning citizens are
delsded bv it, They have omitted opportunity
during the pas. year 10 disPsrase and maiign the
emphatic expression OF the public will which over
threw the Van Buren, dynasty and called Gen. HaT-
rlson to the Presidency. They have not been
sparing OF insnuetions that the Wing victory was
obtained BY deception, concealHent and frartulent
voting. Every incident or circumstance which can
ba turned to the disadvantage OF the Wings OF the
prott Of their opponent. is made The most Of;
while every thing calculated exhibit cause in
favorable light or njure that OF opponent. IS
suppressed or 40 presented TO render it uainte-
lisibe Etsrnally decaiming against Baak Su-
pensions and deprecated. snsound currency, they
dc not permit their reader, TO know that the States
which have the worst Currency are mainly ruled
by the party which claims TO be The Democratic,
and that all the Suspension act, have been passed
by tina; party. Crying out against State Debts and
ex,1avagani scheme. Of Internal Improvement,
they labor to give the impression that the Wig
party IS responsible for both thosgh the contrary
more generally the fact. Dcclaining against Frauds
in Elections, they neither strive to guard against
and paaish such frauds nor sustain the laws passed
in good faith for that laudable purpose. (No Jour
nal ha. been more deadly in its hostility to the Re
rstry Law than The Sun, though all the time pre-
tending extreme horror of the pipe-laying, which
it assert. was practced in the absence OF any such
law.) Not one of them has informed its readers
that the Loco-Foco Legislatures Of Alabama
Georgia, Illinois, Arkansas and other States con-
time to justify and protect their long suspended
Banks in interminable Suspension and that the
pretended advocates of Divorce of Bank and
State at FaShin gton are the NEST steadiaSt sup
porters of the opposite policy in their several
States So of the Anti Bond movement in Mis-
sissippi Some of them tell their readers that the
Democratic party has prevailed in Mississippi ;
others, very cautiously, that the Ati Bond ticket
is elected but not one that we have observed mas
stated fully and fairly the fact, that the sestyed
Democratic party of Mississippi has voted unani-
lnuusiy ti.a, the State shall pay Five Millions
of Debt authorized by a Legislature and issued by
a Governor of their ewn faith, and now held By
iona fde purchasers who have paid their full face
for them to the order of Mississippi-whi!e the
Whg party, unanimously resisting this RsPudia-
tion, has been beaten in the Election battling no.
biz though ruitlessy in the cause of Public Faith.
This Mississippi Reputation is the great event OF
lS4l-it will live in history after a dozen Vetoes
shall have been forgotten. Yet this has been
mumbled over and thrust aside by the confederated
journals above indicated in the fear that its faith
tu exhibition would operate against the interests
Of LocC-F Focoism This is their Independence
their rp partiality The Morning Herald, ,thous
bitter enemy to the Wing cause, Is less deadly than
they; because while it woeuly perverts, it very
seldom wifuly suppresse. facts OF such vital I'M
portance TO the character und well-beng OF the
Country. Yet while such truth is kept back, we
hardly open OF these paper. without hndlng
one or more labored articles, often os,ensby Oh
aon-pohtcal topics, but insdiously calculated and
ia,ended to build up Il wall OF bitter prrJudices
between their readers and the Wing policy and
party.
This uaf.ir hostility exerts most powerful in
auence The circulation oi the papers Prosecut-
ing ii Is in the aggregate very large, and mainly
among those who, reading but one paper, trust to
i,imPIictly, aud mould their opinions upon 1t. Too
many are ap; to conclude that, because they SCI
dom read one OF these papers, or can easily de-
tect the tallacy OF their arguments, that they have
li;tle circulation indaeace, but they age wofully
mistaken. For three years preceding the present
Tie San was mere ehac.en, in and useful 10 the
cause of Loco-F Focoism in this city than all the
three or four journal. OPealy devoted to and sup
ported by the party. So i. it elsewhere.
We respectfully suggest, therefore, to our Wing
friends in the other grea, Cities the policy, the JUS