New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
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media and are perpe'uIrES LIKE blind flies.
Erring with their wings for want oil eyes!
The proyocaton for this outbreak is simply
that The Tribune has seen fit TO support IN good
faith the fairly nominated candidates oil the
Wing party, with whatever ability it possesses
II had nothing to do with making those nomina-
+;ons--;t did not even advise them; but, being
made by the proper authorities, 1t felt bound IN
honor and truth to support them. while protesting
IN be not n would be leader but Jealous advo-
cate of the Wing party. The Commercial saw
fit to pursue an opposite course-how wisely
Time must determine.
We cannot see with what fairness or pretence
of Justice the Commercial INDUCES in Its slang
about Fourierism and O'Connellism," Have
we ever attempted to blend our opinions on these
or any irrelevant topics with politics Have we
ever published one line identifying the Wing party
with what ,De consider just and right respecting
society or ireland There arc certainly some
claws of society" which we think require
amendment to bring them into any thing like
conformity to the laws of God;' but have we
ever invoked the aid of the Whig party to correct
them With what honesty, then, docs the Com
mercial talk of our opinions being 4" tied around
the necks" of the Wings
There is scarcely a subject on which we hold
an opinion at all coinciding with that Of Robert
Dale Owen, unless it be that the Poor ought to
be better rewarded for their labor than they have
been, and ought to have some guaranty of steady
employment On no point OF doctrine, Religious,
Political or Social, do we agree with mm beyond
this. AS to "mcn who affect to be wiser Than
tho Deity-woud make the world over again.
&c. Sc. cyory man who endeavors to leave the
world in any respect better for his existence IN IT.
is obnoxious to this silly slander. But VIC beg
leave to assure the Commercial that we have not
arun into every species of utraism"-there is
one kind we especially eschew, namely, ultra
Toryism. We have never upheld the legal rob.
berry of starving People to pamper in luxury
priesthood they hold in abhorrence-we have
never cherished hatred Of Republican nshtu-
tons, or a thiny disguised hankering after Ans
tocracy and Monarchy-We have never regard,
cd the Poor as created for the convenience and
va
Wealth. 1t is by such ultraisms' of would be-
leaders that the Wing party was for many years
borne down; we shall do our endeavor that their
blishting ascendancy be not resstablished,
Our New CouNclL.-So far as we can learn,
the majority Members elect to the next Common
Council are in the main worthy, substantial citi-
zens. who have not hitherto been much known In
Politics on either side. Several Of them VIC know
by reputation to be most decided Wings IN re-
snec, TO National Politics, but they arc all pledged
to know no party but the American Republican,
in their official conduct. Having succeeded
against our very best efforts, We shall Judge lm-
partially of their official conduct, condemning
what seems wrong and approving of all tina, ap
pears calculated to promote the Public Good. Il
they really accomplish the Reforms which they
have been pledged 10 carry out. we do not doae
that their career viii be popular.
Too Bad.
We hear to-day Of large number of Wh'g'
who voted for Coddington-some on persona
grounds, others in order 10 defeat Harper-o
rather, his party. This is all wrong, though OF
the part of Adopted Citizens not unexpected. W.
consider it bad policy to vote for Harper, thoagt
whig; and it is certainly worse to vote %
Coddington. Vote the Wing ticket, is the ssils
course for Wings; but at any rate, not for oa
inveterate advcrsaries.
E% A trunk belonging to boarder at the Jeiier
eon Hotel, Na,chez, was robbed, a few days SINCE
of S27Q0