New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

to me, t',n We snonld bs between two fires without
"a; ,-nst prospect Of ercaping the flames I:sTEsD OF
s4fsGNG oFP TIL. sPoii.s. We sh0u.d Puf our
elves precisely IL the sjiunGoa the Eecerai!5ts II
ris Stale nave peer II for years past. acting u1eef
.oigr5 not our own, and doing Jo1fn-y "erk- bui
.uppGse We take up our rei,easue, and maze ihn
,Jg. oGn candidate. lie Is fcYe considered Re
lutiicaJ:; by NE dIims n7ea he as CONSIDERED an
it'.ns man, AID BY Us IA truth, SoT HUGH DIFFEs-
tSr. But w0nld not the very iact OF taxing h!u
10, without reference 70 his feelings ID regard TO IA
.ons politics. and purely Oh the ground OF has De-
nocracy, draw after It, Is n necessary consequence
the acquisition Of the administrator strength Of
his State. while the question Of nstioaal politics
would not BE drawn into the formation Of orr Con-
yrees Senste and Assembly tickets Houid MOI
C!s,ion be Looked ppcH not oaly as orr SlGte oppo
,.sa Jut, ruth those ahO might then be disposed 10
i.p0cis 4atiozai politics. rs oar national 011,0
os,a and therefore, the oniy question III nominating
Congressman, sc. De-. Is he -taLi CiinLo"ist p
e tnjs woud be the effect. the administration que5-
lou would be virtually excluded from on. election
nd Ne should be lett 10 select men FOR Congress
and the legislature froIn our s0uAd strength aHG
sitoga'hsr uncOmntted as 70 natlopo polucs.
| have heard but one formidable objection 10 thIs
:ourse, winch Is, that The Governor II we should b.
,uccessiui, would nave powerful influence in Civ
ng Inc Legislature an inclination toward 4dmtHtS
trGiiou men and WE should be estOrped from
listing him. ubyiate this first, b. say ing that no".
and probably year from now, you Cannot render
my question Of National politics very nearly elt by
nc electors OF Ibis State, aud II you can, next year.
,biain sach Il Legislature az We have elected thls
year, they will be equally free and willing TO sustain
heir friends without reference 10 those questions
,hch. | veoture 10 predict, viii even then, ~ The
f.nbers of our Legislature, ba secondary 10 ques
'i0as OF State interest. Second. | consider Sancrf
i,IereD, aud to be calculated npon differently from
most 0Gter men. In the Senate ne Will ne all Al
.u,nsiratian ,nan relate tie administrator appear
sLroag aud fikciy 10 sustain themselves. hs Gov
-rror OF the c;tae, he would labor 20 be popular and
continue in thai office, without reference 10 The ma
iorai politics further than should be absolutely me-
:essaTy 10 accomplish that Object. Any Influence.
.tea, taal On election under these circumstances
ught give him would be exercised toward STATE
lhyecF. and cautiously MS opinions and actions
anon responsible subjects usually manifested.
This IS MY manner Uf SEPARATING npon this in
Gouant subject, and il; an any way correct, II
you'd seem that the chances are III OUR favor over
Iud aUore the ict, thar ID lbs sane proportion thai
~ attachment of TIE Fed-ra.isis of the STATE are
1xcG upon Adams, they must be withdrawn from
linton and laer hostility 10 Sanford consequently
exceptionally diminished.
Aaoin-l have thought, and sill think, taking the
Azure prospects FOR ;oLr yeGrE OF 'IGt 'sii BE iht
tate OF National politics, that hod rather haze
eorr colleague herr az E0cc.A0T, tim EAeTs he nor
81, j.: arl st0uid We haze the p0,ccr nert nt,.ter,
onlsvt. Sc nlcn N the most perfect hhsIe, as M
-easou for coIscT;iue eud advising 10 the course |
ave pointed out 20 you, rs ~ our state Eiecunn
Il | en- wrong. wftr and tel me so, rs ji1gGtt
~ have given you dis tedious III dgesied detail
IL you csn al all concur IN these views, penSe en-
.eGDDy 30 jnRucnre y0ur c0ite1gVe 10 .oiG a7H!SeJ
oi1Hy 10 SERGE has tr,eHds in ne ,cay nero suS
gested.
Do not by this letter suspect that any change in
any feelings, on those wih whom have acted. has
taker place iaYoubie 10 tie administration M.ssrs
LAY. Adams Il Co. itls not So but on the contrary.
sc nave .iewed wlh much interest the alarming
inaaler in " hch the splendid project o.thisu.w Hoy
Niiance has been pushed on 10 lis aua organization
Ne huv5 been much pifeset at the bold aud iai,
inanrcr in which mat project was met, aud equal,
mortified, ,ont q yopr t0dg 1cere nat foulc
reGd, 20 rcSis, q ale0Sars SO d:recty at rar s-iM
he pc icy Of our g0UeyGmsHt GRd Me aQti!re IF our
iGstiitI2RS.
5ur NY own opinion L. the times OF SO are Al
maud, and that We should even be willing 10 take
.Iy.05f any measures 9dach appear most isksfg I,
torisiU us for the c0m6ct that Ne~Io;i at Jhui
'ime may be fourt not only correct. boz strong Ii
Congress, | TANK jh0t contest WI caIanencc H.
eclsive character IN the next Congress; and, ai-
hou,h slIo1!a elect hdatis 6urrruor, Il :
Legislature eiecod AZ The sa,ue time should ;etJfp
y the Senate two Senators 81 an en'i-r different
hnucer h3 eiaCt would be altogether obviaieG.
You will fCt accuse me oi an intention TO iat;or
1hen say | am strongly anxious FOR your re.
,ppuintnent, md do uut think your colleague as
iOpefa0r OF tbe STATE would &c likely 10 deic4t
ana, object as he would liz his present station.
iou Will consider lhiS letter entirely confidential.
tut are at liberty 10 give views 10 my TREND
ycu may think proper le communicate them TO-. ]
shall be anxious 10 hear rom YOU.
With sentiment, Of the warnes. friendship.
sn your ob't. ser.t
\, WRIGHT. JF,