New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

lands farther West may or may not be, will not
attempt to decide; as | have seen but small
part of the West > but whoever says this coun-
try is not good to earn living in is Just as
much mistaken as if he expected to find region
where victuals and clothes cost nothing, and work
is supcrfluous.-The weather has been cool and
tempestuous here, but is now lovely.
{r The Albany Daily Advertiser endorses the nomina
ton Of the Courier Enquirer and The Tribune Of Daniel
Webster as Wing candidate for the Vice Presidency
Aurora.
u The Tribune has made no such nomination.
The Albany American Citizen is respectfully in
formed of this fact. We have neither endorsed
nor commended except to attention. any article
that has ever been written upon the subject. We
do endorse however, the statement of the Git |
zen that 81 the discussion of the subject can do
no HARM
The Albany Atlas wilfully attributes words to
us we have never used We stated few days
since, distinctly and cmphatically that, in our
judgement, in the selection Of Wing candidate
for the Vice Presidency, the FIRST object should
be to present man "who can IN no emergencv, |
under the operation Of no conceivable motire, de-
sert the PRINCIPLES or abandon the MEASURES for
which the great Wing Party in the country now
and for ever contend And the Tribune con-
cludes," says the Atlas, (" that MIR. Webster
comes up to this standard" Will it do us the
favor to quote any thing we have ever said to JUS
tify this assertion
We have never expressed any preference for
any of the candidates that have been named for
|
claims will be thoroughly discussed and that no
unworthy motves-that no motive but a profound
and intelligent desire for the triumph and per1na.
nent establishment Of pure Wing principles-will
be allowed to influence the final decision. We
deprecae all bitterness, and all heated sectional
personal feelings in urging or opposing, any Of
the many candidates that have been suggested
They cannot aid, and must inevitably nilrc, the
party by which they are INDUCED. One thing
must be distinctly understood none but WHIG
proved such beyond all controversy, and sure, be-
| yond all doubt, to remain such forever can ever
find place upon the same ticket with HENRY
CLAY This principle, we take 1t for granted
must be kept in mind in all that is said or done
upon the subject; and so long as tins is done we
have no fear that any discussion, conducted in a
spirit of harmony, and with respect for the feel.
ngs of our fellow Wings throughout the Union,
will result in harm. Let it be borne in mind,
meantime, that the ultimate decision of the cues
ton rests with the National Convention. While
that is future, and of course uncertain, it seems
obviously improper for any Wing, or BODY of
Wings, TO pledge themselves to support, or TO op-
pose, at ali hazards, any Wing whose name has
been, or may be suggested.
u The Wings of Baltimore have nominated,
with great manmty, MAJOR JAMES O. Law as
the candidate of the party for the office of Alavor
at the approaching election G. W. LURMAS
Esq. was called to preside over the Convention
by acclamation. The Election is to be held Oh
Monday of next week.
TENNEsssE--The Legislature of Tennessee
met on the I'd inst at Nashville. In the Senate,
JOSIAH Nj. ANDERSON Of Marion was elected
Speaker, and IN the House Gen. DANIEL l.. BAR
RANGER of Bedford-both Wings.
u The Lexington Ky. Observer mentions
| rumor that Robert Wickhfie, Jr, has been APP
pointed by President Tyler Charge d'Affaires to
| Sardinia.
II The Boston Mercantile Journal says it is
rumored that Mr.. BANCROFT will be appointed
Minister to France.
IL The Wings of Flatbush, L. l., held a Con-
vcntion on Thursday, and among other resolu-
tons passed the following, and adjourned with
| three hearty cheers for HENRY CLAY:
Resolved That in the opinion Of this Convention the
Union Of the names Of HENRY CLAY and DANIEL
WEBSTER, on the same ticket the candidates OF the
Wing party for President and Vice President, cannot ia to
eau out an overwhelming and unite the whole party in
one 'mpreguable band