New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
7,1 youina,ion for the Vice Presidency.


t. .se EIitsr g-tie Tr5sss
Our Jersey brethren arc very aitent Tor the
nomination Of Hos. THeoDoEE FEELrscsvrsEN,
at present Q: this city, for the Vice Presidency OF
the United stz.as, and we arc surprised to sec -
lit;le sad abou, 1t here We csndidiy believe,
Mf Editor tlat TO nan n2nlsd groJld DC - siit-
able
Take the contingency oi 3dr. Clag's eiec;i7n
and subsequent death, hox s2fe aogld the coua-
~ b, Freiia-huysen' t.lents ass well knoFn,
hi= Judgment is most excellent aad remarkable
hut ms rrcztest ornsinen: Is his eminent Christian
i.,er-ty. Nothing can d4unt him-noihiag 81
ducs him fror tie straight Inc Of dCty. Re Is
man Of mild ;,s-.y tte!iny-dcciasd IN hls Foit;-
"a! E.lacipcs bat teInPcraic Il thelT oSP'es>,on'
ard a.r..nst him caluElaJ never Ta;seh Its VOICE.
Tncre : : large and E9os; respectable class @!
citizens whose sC:fr.r9s vii - secured - his
,,rr:aatiuI. NC mean tic st-ciy religious ciasS-
The bulk Of tilcu wi! care ht;ie ~ fIllo:e cS-
IKE 10 vote fo- DAVIS. tut for FreEngnuyscn they
wosIc exert themselves with tie greatest aiacfi-
ty-aud manT man cicrc Is VINO would nake
!; 1n4ltoT OF p-idc 70 cast hIs ballot ief suc;
The opponents Of s.a-cry, to-, VIII rally for
hirn. while such mas b<sn his temperate position,
the Shareholders can ncVe. complain OF OF asist;e
linn. No doubt exists - to h!s principles, whle
f.;s course has always been cn every SUBJECT Dig
nifcd. temperate ane consistent
.Ner Jerscg hss claims on the nomination.
EXCEPT .Soufhqrd md Dickcrsog none OF her
citizens has Tor a lorg time beeI prom!neEt III
Office IN The General Government EFe!inghuy-
sen Is his States iayorile, and lac nomination
there would he extremely popular.
Nv object being at tins time simply 10 attract
public attention III this City, to this nomination,
/ viii not nov say more; but conclude with ask
INC the at,cnton Nh Editor, of yourself and my
nomination vet made. JoaH Tyler arc two
words which impress very strongly on the mind
the great importance of good Wee President.
SENEv.
Rc,ngrks-Wc publish tiie above most cheer
fully. though we adhere to our previously cx-
pressed conviction. iIr. fREuNcHUYsEN is a
noble American slalesinan-a Christian, gen
,lclnan. and of course an upright, singie-mlnded,
,ae.bear,ed nan. We should support hiin for
Vice President most cordially, bu, he has been
- long ou, Of the sphere of aclve Political iic
/
that we apprchcnd his name IS not now familiar
TO the People. We unGz.s''',s, to-, 'l'ae Iso 80
personally Objectionable TO Il portion OF the
Friends of New Jersey, with whom he was
brought in earnest collision some years ago on
the lys, GAINS of Orthodox and liicksiteS
to the property of the body. We trust, however
that this would be obyiated 1t he were candi-
date, as ii constitutes no valid Objection Bar to
MulARp FILLMORE there IS and can be no sh--
dow Of objection the part oi any Wing: he
stands prominently and farogably before The Ma
ticn he is well known to and esteemed b. the
Wings OF New-Y ork, and especially Of the Great
Wing District and VIC believe his nomination
would ensure New.york TO Mr.. Clay. How.
ever, we arc sure the National Convention will
nominate GOOD man, and We trustlulIy await It's
drcision Ed