New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
T He TRIB u NE.
Our Candidates.

rron, all paris OF the State we receive the most
enthusiastic responses to the Wing Nominations
Tic delegates 10 the Convention seem to have
mast faithfully represented their constituents, who
ave rewarding them with their hearty and ami
NOUS appreciation. IS a specimen Of the spirit of
.be Wing Press, we copy, from the Buffalo Com
mercill, a paper the farthest removed Of any from
any local feeling, the FOL lowing hosting of the flag
We discharge most grateful duty in placing at
the head Of this paper the names OF LUTHER BRA
orsH and GABRIEL FURMAS, as the Wing candi-
dates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Mr. BRADlsH has for four years filed the sub
ordinate office, and as Presidcn; Of the Senate and
of the Cour, for the Correction of Errors, has com
manded the hig admiration and esteem o. men OF
all parties. In the full sigor and maturity OF his
intellect, an able juriSt, an accomplished scholar,
wise and prudent statesman, n warm friend 10
liberal yet carefully guarded system of internal
improvements, earnest advocate Of the widest
diffusion Of the blessings of education and of all
that W Il advance still hig her own gloriou,
State, Mr. BRADlsH stands before the wol Id with
OH, blot or stain upon the escutcheon Of his fair
fame The breath of scandal has never dared to
sully the purity Of his private aad public relations,
and no man more intimately blends in his own per-
son the character OF the finished gentleman the
stern unfiincl.ing republican and advocate Of The
rights of man. and the ardent devoted Wing He
is candidate of whom the Wings Of the Empire
State may Justly be proud, confident that he will
discharge the executive functions with dignity,
purity and ability, and with single eye to the best
interests of the commonwealth.
GABRIEL F5RMAS has for four years represen-
ted the First District in the Scnae OF this State,
and what we have said of Mr.. BRADIsH, can with
Justice be applied to him. To the greatest anna
bty Of character and unassuming modesty Of de-
pertinent he adds habits Of great industry, the in
tel!ec,ual treasures of a highly cultivated mind,
calm sound judgment, and most thorough ac-
uuantance with every thing relating to the well
fare of our State. As member of the Senate and
the Court for the Correction of Errors, hs has
Justly won an enviabc reputation. Like MIR.
BRAD1sH he especially deserves the warm and
generous support of the West for his uniform adj
vocacy of measures tending promote its growth
and substantial prosperity.
1t gives US peculiar pleasure to be able to say
that these gentlemen are presented as candidates
for the suffrage of an enlightened people, solely
upon their merits men, statesmen and Wings,
and not as representatives of dishonest, deccp-
tive log-rolling policy. In selecting them, nothing
has been sacrificed to dcmagoguism, and the only
safe and honorable rule of action has been adhered
to-that the republic commands, and will reward,
the services of her werlhiest sons They are lit
representations of the wise and beueilcent mea-
sures of the Wings, that, in their comprehensive
scope deem all sections wor,ay of cherished re-
gard, and with the names of BRADIsH and FUR
MAN upon our banner, we confidently anticipate, in
the coming contest, glorious victory.