The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

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your associates in great cause--po
matter ii il be pa!paby affected for The
blsest PurPoSe-of your fidelity and
zeal. In The course of the recepi or5u
Gus contest We have been compelled 10
rehei or 10 pass unno'ced. even when
not unieIt. arrows from our own side ia r
more "a ling than the heaviest crap
shot OF notorious adverSaries. To re-
pei was always the easier aud more a.
srccahie course; bul'o forbear seemed
otener The dictate ofpublc duty All
this would have passed into oblivion
with the close Of The contest but Cor III,
! whispers We have heard in iiir.ren,
quarters Of suspicion whether his nrn.,-
Inent wing was not Indifferent, 10 the r..
| suit. and that one dad not wan, CGav he7
4 ten, &c We ask our friends ia n,ie,
States 10 do the Wings of New-Yo,,
the justice to regard all who NAV ro-
eel o 'hese Instructions as miserable c,-
!umnla'orS. The Wings OF New Y.,k
without an exception rha. We can io,ar.
lne. did their whole dary il the Pre-i.
Genital struggle. They had many sour
ces OF Observation-Disclosures, Naivi<n.
&c, and were divided IN oninioD. rs ihay
cnuid hardly tail to be wish regard 10
the proper mode Of treating them
Some leaned farther 10 this side. some
10 'n''' as feeling or judgncu! prompt
ed; but all did what ,hey though, best
+ Tor the common cause, and did j, with
all their might. They made all the
! night that was in them, and were barely
beaten iou!Iy, we are >ure-bv inaa.
enccs which they c>uld not conquer.
we have been immediately inpe.led
10 these statements by letter from an
emminent Wing in anorher Sac. who
closes with The 'inciden'aI' inquiry. sire
you sure that all your States were well
| canvasSedf' The answer 10 ;his mps,
de"end on what we are 10 consider wei,
canvaSSe L. That the S ate ms = whole
"as lar better can,aSSed than ever he
lore we know. The Wing parry was
better organized. more lhoroauholy sn,
/ PIE" win documents. AID the State was
better informed and more decidedly
with US on The great issues really de-
/ pending than ever before. If we could
nave Made The mass olihe penpIe belieya
'hat Mt Folk actually held the opinions
+ on the tariff expressed i'm his own s,.a-
ches' ana would act upon them. we could
nave beaten hun on that one question
we dre bea'en not for any thiup wo
have SAID or done. tut for VIA, those nj
legged TO have been our grandfaihers
are charged with doing. or wishing rnuo
Never before was so great, so general
50 protrac'ed IN effort made BIZ the
Wings of New York as in The Iare con-
lest. Not that every one did his utmos,
or any thing like il: this never happens.
All parties are composed Of three class
os-'hoSe VINO 60; those wIo have 10
be carried; and those who ca rrv them
Never before had NC so MANY ready 4,
wiling TO carry, as this year; never
lad we lever who had 10 BE- Carried
we never expect 10 see a greater prn.
portion oi working members in Tho
" hIg parry than we had his vear.
And yetitistFue that ifal! the Conn
TIES could have been as well canvassai,
as some ofthem were, We should hay.
carried the State in defidnce Of an H..
falS9hood and fraud by which wn arc
now overbofne. This is readily soon
In he vo'e Of the Counties East of n.
hudson, with Rockand, sion.gonorv
OncdIa. and sonIe others in winch o,r
most systematic and un,irinv efl;,r,s
were made. Had we had 6rst ra,,
speakers enough 10 canvass jefferson
osweGo, St. Lawrence, S;eubeD. Sc 6,c
as thoroughly as Kings, Oneida. Wes,.
o'e''eF' ana Datchcss were clnyassed. /
We might have carried the State R,,
our best men could not speak from schoo,
dis'rict TO school district in the remos.r
counties as they could in those noa,
Their homes As il was Mcssrs. Gran.
ger Collier, NJ. II. S.bley. Fillmore
Qiii nominated, Hoxie, Dawson. Wheat.
on &C. were speaking aud lraveins 10
iuini appointments nearly all The time
"essrs. Seward, 0. Selden, ]. L. White