New-York tribune., 1842-03-10

NatioAai GRATITUDE
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tho ! How I,,crr la., evening. Of which We
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l,,o,vlcdre q: tx true Interests and
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paper in regard TO the next election OF President
and not merely of what views and course are,
but what they ,rU BE- through the next three yeurs.
Thi. might seem asking great deal. but mat
ter The public bv this time are aware that The
Tribune nere, attempts to dictate to the Wing
party its candidates for President, Governor May
or, or the chiefs OF It's organization IN any depart
ulcnt whatever. After us nominations arc made
| lhis paper aa' gwen ana VIII give u e''ch' ="
earnest ana ma'iai support oclore that t'i''e we
consider IL oil once offensive 10 thc party ana i'iJa-
rious to che men OF our choice to be PerPctuaHy
thris'ns their names before the public as the only
possible candidates OF the party, AID denouncins
guilty OF trcachery' desertion ana hgra''t''de
all "fio dare to think differently iromus. we nave
seen too much OF the fatal effect OF this ne OF pol
! ICY 10 be tempted TO tiil IN win II.
we believe we have thus answered fully the cat
ecfi-' OIL 'iie COURIER so iar as inc course OF ne
tribune Is concerned II the inquiry be intended
TO extend to orr personal feelings and Intentions
though we deem 1t extremely Intrusive and lrrol-
evant-xe shall not give orr aucrist opportunity. &c
say that any part OF it remains unanswered Hav'
ing been from early youh an uohref Oh Hir' LILY
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"ici' qua ho' IN the same degree lorold success
"lli! ahothet-'iiht he cou'u mol De .lectee', aho
mat another cand'dai. could be. In the existing
codltloh OF 'iis soaf'rE' we thch coasidered I'M
ut'e''l Oh n hNten ana 'ie practical i''cuca'ioi
oil the lesson that the name OF Democracy comic
not successfully shield all possible inquiries, Q
immense overwhelming Importance TO the soos
government and well-be!ng OF the Country II
that faith we acted and though we can realize
that under other circumstances glorious defea
were preferable TO success with less deserving
candi'iate,w we should now, under the same circurn
stances, do precisely as we did In 1889 We love
ana ho'or Nir Gay Dut we are not hi' slave
should esteem him les, il we thought he could wish
us 10 support Lis nomination for Prcsitlent when
our judgement dictated tina, the success of the Wing
cause was iElminenty necessary 10 the Couatry.
and tina, success could be better assured with an.
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