New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04


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NJ The Journal Of Commerce thinks our Ian
guage with regard to It's article on Dir. Cushing
Mr.. CLAY and the conduct of the Wings, harsh
and unbecoming. Is 1t 50? The journal mao
uroed the Wings Of the Lowell District to return
Mr.. Gushing to Congress, when there Is not IN
the land bitterer enemy OF the Wing party OF
one who has done more to defeat IFS measures
DESTROY It's ascendancy, o. clfy It's motives and
character. than this same Caleb Cushing. Was
that honest counsel 1t also accused Mr.. Clay
and those who acted with him of driving John
Tyler out Of the party, and running It by pre-
sumption, rashness and dictation when that
same John TYLER IN every way ProcialIns that ne
as not and nerer ,nos reilly Wing, but belongs
to the opposite party; and when we know that
he contemplated violation OF a cardinal princi-
pie of the party-Onc Presidential Tcrm-render-
ing inevitable "a rupture between hum and the
honest advocates of that princlple-6ef~e me
Whie Congress eper assembled. His whole
course has been palpably dictated by desire 10
fortify himself fer reelection How could the
Wings keep terms with man so trcacherous as
John TYLER has proved himself, by intriguing
for reelection and grossly prostltutlng the pa
tronage of his station to secure 1t, as weD as by
personally urging Congress to pass particular
Bank Charter, amending that Charter himself in
order 10 obviate his scruples, and then vctolng
that very bill, and basing one Of tie objections
ON the rery ,oordS he had himself inserted p
How could the Wings have confidence in or Eel
lowshp with such "a man
The Journal says The Tribune would '.prohl-
bit u.s. absolutely and entirely, from speaking at
all about the Wing party" Is this true2 Srs,
you know ii is not! We do not object TO your
SAYING what you please of the Wing party II you
will say il in your own proper characters. What
we object to is the deception you practice, and
enable others to practice, by speaking OF the Wing
party with a pretcnce of impartiahty, tone OF
friendship, or Il shuttle of coincidence, when you
arc at heart and in all your acts It's deadly enc
mies-hostile to It's principles and ITS candidates
to its every distinctive measure and ITS every
effort We do not object to your enmlty, but to
the false colors under which you wage such deadly
war upon us. Stab us TO the heart, If you can
but spare us the sautaton of Joab Art thou IN
health my brother 2 Either approach us with
tho hands Of Jacob or the voice OF Esau.--I cur
daily stabs would not touch us vitality, II they
were not dealt from under the mantle of friend
ship, or at least of judicial impartiahty. II is not
mhdt you say that Injuries us, but the gusc Of
kindness which 1t wearsthc honey which con-
ceals the sting. Only frankly avow yourselves OF
the same general politics with the Evening Post
and New Era as you are, and VIC will meet you
with the courtesy due to fair and manly foes
But now. while we see your Loco-Focoism put
forth as no-partyism, and copied INTO the other
papers of your party as g From the Journal of
Commerce, Wig" without word of dissent or
explanation from you, we feel that you arc not
honest adversaries but deceitlul and trcacherouS
stabbers These are PLAIN words, but they truly
express what and very many Wings think OF
your course. If YOU choose to publish these re-
marks and reply TO them at equal length, we
shall be happy to lay your reply before our read
crs. We would willingly doiniushce tono man;
we would far sooner think well than Ill of any
and if YOU can show wherein VIC do you injustice,
we shall be happy 10 repair the wrong. And
even if our vision be blinded by party spirit, that
OF our readers may not be. Wha, say you
u The Journa! of Commerce states that at
the annual Election of Officers of the Chamber
OF Commerce OF this City on Tuesday, all the
ncumbcnts friendly to the Protective Policy were
turned out, and full ticket of Free Trade men
elected If this were done by an open and man.
ly contest, very well; but if, as we believe to be
the fact the friends Of Protection had no notice
that the line was was 10 be drawn, and thrust
out by secret caballing, or what is known
suil hunt, then i, is characteristic, but not well.
At allevents, the Country should understand wha,
has been done, 50 that ii may rightly apprehend
any future action or opinions OF the Chamber.
They have perfect right 10 be Free Trade men,