New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
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ADDRESS 70 TIE CLAY CITES AND woaSlSG
WIGS VITA only br;ci and ea;aes! oommeaia-
ton to thei early and jealous regard, and hope
that its suggestions VII, be promptly responded
to. Whigsof New-YoTk are gou ready
The Genital Gay Committee OF The City
and County OF New Iork TO their kim
dre! Associations and brother W hiSs Of
The STAG:
ADDRESS.
Flor cit,-sc. al cay ;fii=s u II Sc: Of .Ne FORK
The Ceu;ril Clay COMMITTEE trust It ~l not -
deemed improper orthen7, IN the present s.i: Of iie
politics oi III. mon, and the eye OF Presiden-
tai campaign when Is certain 10 De eTeEiiui, and
which, ney t'lsi. will be glorious. 10 urge upon YOU
the necessity oi speedy and efficient orgaulza-oo.
In view OF the approaching cunte-t between the
tgC great parties, lGvO!sing, II necessarily must
and Will, tie hnsl settlement OF questions upon
which DEFENDS the wea or .:0a OF i nation, !; would
seem unnecessary 10 remind Wings OF TIC response
billy which rests upon taem. aud the uarenit.-g
ex-rion= WINCH are !ue rom them. Aat II our 37-
rIcal brethren without the city shall icel that osr
admonitons 10 them re unnecessary, we shal!, i
nothing else be allow,dty our appeal, at least snow
that here the Wing fires are rekindied upon the al
tars OF 1910, and bum .si.h brighter flame and
heat more intense
The Presidential canvass o. 1910 resulted II
popular judgment OF condemnation OF Martin Van
Buren, aud the OH: pretended affirmative measure
oi his AdmnIsiTauOg-Ihe Sub rsa-ufy. ! ne
Wing party succeeded 20 power; and, IN aaucipa-
ton OF the permanent settlement OF our National
policy the wi=e and good o; all parties were Teloc-
ing, when, by d!soensal!On OF Providence which
IL IN fLT not
General Harrison was gathered 10 HI fathers. from
that period, disastrous To the hopes oi TIE Nnsz
so fatal 10 tie. interests al the cOunry-tle Nh1E
party have not been responsible tor the admn!slra-
ion OF our public affairs. l:c singular detection OF
John Iyer-hs unpardonaole betrayal OF the hIgh
trusts committed 10 hln-hls shameless and prohigate
alliance With our Opponents and their still more DIS
honorable spoils-lu'mg alliance with hIm, and the
olt.repeaed intarpositiOn o. his official nesauon TO
inc lave pac,cd by Representatives,, prevented
The practical accomplishment OF most oil our nea-
sures. But two survived tie unnatural warfare
which the acting President had waged upon them
all: the annual expenditures OF The Government
cerc reduced from So 00G00 about 81 100000,
and Tariff Bill was passed, the operation OF which
bears daily testimony thatihc object designed 10 Sc
cure abundant revenue and 10 protect American Ia
Dor and industry against the rlinous competition Of
foreign puuper labor, has been happily achieved.
Not unircqucnty has il been made cause OF CON-
plain, by the seli-styied Democracy, that we have
JAILED 10 redeem the promises which were made by
u in 1870 They first take 10 their arms trul,or,
without whose assent 10 our measures their seGuc-
ton practice Is impossible, and then reprOac!! jis
for oar want OF success. II they are entitled TO
dit for sincerity in their opposition TO our principles,
IL would seem tGt they should rather conmcnG Us
than complain Tor By our failure the country except
in so far has been aectedby the successful! re-
noyating influence Of the Tariff, is left found
il. and in that condition they desired ii 10 remain =
That the Judgment OF the people has not been exc
cuted evident. The OF their failure and the
causes which led 10 It, are now familiar history, ana
need not be asscrteditis enough 10 know that the
principles OF 1910 the principles OF 49, IN
changed and Interchangeable, and slight indeed must
be his confidence in the stability OF the people, who
supposcs that the voters who, four years since, en-
dorsrd and adopted them 10y minority unprecc-
denied will row before any oi them except the Tar
ill., have been tired, and without any asslgHabie cause,
discard them.
such nt e.s, is not; nor has it ever been, the char
acter Of the people oi Newly York. The issues which
we hay, 10 iry in November are derived from and
identical with these OF 1910. BY our verdict We are
either To sustain our character Tor Intelligence and
capacity for sell government, or else TO siu.iiiy our
selves bv dlsgraccu condemnation Of great prin-
cples and measures OF national policy, which four
wears SINCE we boldly ayowcd; and the latter we
are supposed 10 do!
On the one hand VIC have presented 10 us the prin
ciples which for years have been inscribed on the
banners Of the Wing hosts III bold and radiant col
ors. A Tariff for Revenue with DISCRIMINATION lot
the purpose OF ProtectIon-a sound NdttCHM Cur
renew convertible atai times and places into specie,
ut the option OF the holder; the Distribution o; the
Proceeds OF Public Lands among the States; street
Accountability BIZ Public Officers, and Economy IN
the National Expenditures.
Such are our principles, and our candidate IS The
iinpersonation the author, ard eNpouncer OF them
all ieho during twelve years OF adversely and dlsas-
aster when to hope for success see sd AKIN 10 folly,
and battling preserve political existence was
regarded an effort OF despair, stood mantiy forth
in the front rank, erect proud IN conscious integrity,
the object and the aim o. every shalt which party
rnalevolcnce could hurl, who in these dark hours
inspired his dropping followers 10 emulate ms energy
by '.words that burn, and TO strike again and again
for their country: Who when assGiied by virulence
aud abuse overwhelmed by the ca!umny OF pen
stoned press and with never failing confidence IN
the popular judgment, looked the future and proud
" proclaimed 10 his revilers that immortal sentence
-" Truth is omnp0tent and public justice certain
The returns of The recent Elections IN our sister
States o. MARYLAND and Connecticut, furnish abun-
dant testimony OF the waning popularity oil the Lo-
co-Foco party within their >6orders-Gnd Inc more
town Elections in our own State clearly prove
that the . Empire" OF the Uuon has awahed 10
true understanding Of her interests as we'll as pro-
per appreciation OF the claims of the distinguished
advocate of those interests. And how could II be
otherwise with an intelligent people Inc day we
trust and believe has gone b. when reasoning aHd
reasonable men be swerved from Inc support oil
principle and enrolled mere instruments 10 eiect
line elevation OF greedy expectants 10 power and
place by any phlenzied appeals tina, may be made
TO their party prejndices mere party names Men
do not no. forget that they have country and
Constitution, nor the obligations which rest upon
them TO provide for the administration o! the oae, OF
the prosperity Of tic other. Ard II 10y your love
OF primer pie and your veneraton for your Country
and its Constitution. that you are invoked 10 organ
ize yourselves and pa, forth in November next
united and vigorous defence OF them all
A large share OF this great work falls necessarily
upon the Wings o.. New ork and the dsadrhnta-
ges under which they labor are not without embar-
rassment We solicit popular favor and support Tor
our affirmative principles OF National Policy ard do
not now fear us We never have feared, 10 avow them
openly. But while do this, what principles, what
measures do political opponents propose as an
,agonists 10 them They are opposed 10 Protect
i've Tariff; they are opposed TO The Distribution OF
the Proceeds oil tie Public Lands among the States;
they are opposed TO National Currency and the
Credit institutions OF the country, and desire the
whole Revenue 10 be collected and discussed in gold