New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

~ The Dc.1N0rr r. [prrs'- hhNi"k SoSh ~ "
rcpuda,c the regular Wing candidate in us District
for Senator very naturally proceeds to quarrel with
The Tribune and avon, il attachment 10 the New
York Express school Of Whlggery. IL accu-es rs
Of falafving' IL position with regard TO Mr.. Van
schoonhoven. in saying that it opposes Mr. v :
because be il hostile 20 the Feudal Land Tenures
and will labor Tor their peaceful and legal abolition
No, 30. says the d. Express, and proceeds 10 des
cant on our misrepresentation, uDgenerous ACT
&c. and guesses that our paragraph was written BY
some mental in the absence OF the responsible
Editor We beg leave to say that this is mistake
Nobody has written line on Ant-hent matters
which has appeared in our columns as Editorial
which was not emphaticaly 40. We are utterly
unable to see that we have in any way misrepre-
sen,ed the Express. It's Editor indeed says 'na'
Mr.. V. s il a thorough Anti Renter, and proceeds
10 talk Of the crime and ri0ienoe committed by the
Anti Renters Well Sir, has Mr.. Van Sohoonho
ven ever approved or countenanced crime and
violence1 You know he has not You virtually
say that peacefaand legal opposition to the fenda
Land Tenures is no reason for opposing him. no"
do YOU know, then that you have ony reason Tor
sach opposition Why have you not written to
ask an ex panaiion Of his views and positions before
deciding 10 repoddate the regularly, fairly nom'n'
a,ed Whig candidate If your course in this mat
ter has not been aciious and unjustihabe, then we
are sadly in error.
The Del Express sees fit 10 dilate on orr sosur-
di,ios' and crack Drained notions Thank you for
the compliment neighbor Bat Whatever our
notion. we have always supported and defended
the regularly nominated Wing candidates, and none
others. Erra,c a, we are represented and on some
points NAV be, we have never asked the Wing
party to rcpudate it, candidates to accommodate
our notions How is it with the Express
,-r.The 'Up-Reut Wings Of .ScAoh arie Co have
been coaxed iniothe formation ola Law and Order
ticket in opposition 70 the nti-.tcn,ers This ticket
is all Loco Foco bot one As-emby1nsn. Since it
was formed. the Loco + oco- la held party Con
yenton, ard nominated this ,sme ticket erccp' the
Wing Assemblyman who sthrown of and Loco
Foco put on instead The intent is OF course
10 elect these Loco Focos by Wing votes, and we
fear there are Wings in Schoharie green enough to
be used for that purpose. If so, they will deserve
20 be held in subsection for the next twenty years
az they have been FOR The last twenty
~ The Abdny ATLAS eagerly catches at the
Courier & Enquirer's report that Lieut. Gov BRA
DISH will not consent to be supported by the Whigs
Of this District for Senator, and sagely adds:
We supposed that Mr.. BRADrsH would decline the
barren honor oi nomination by party on which so M
lie dependence can be placed AZ the New.Iork City
Wings II il but year since the Whigs Of Newly
after formally nominating and pedging themselves 70
support candidate for senGior deserted him en- mdSse
and threw thirty thousand votes for the candidate
If another party-lhe Naiivist Senator. Mr. BRADIsH
declines the penlous honor OF nomination from such
source.
The Atlas has blundercd into gross untruth here.
Mr. Ketciuis our candidate for Senator last year.
publicly deci,Ned ten days before the election and
in so doing virtually counseed the Wings TO sup
port the Native candidate But for this step, not a
Native would have been elected from our city last
Fall. We do not doub, that this course was taken
with the purest motives, and in the confident expec
,alion of aiding thereby the election of Mr. Clay and
the defeat of Texas Senators in place of Messrs.
Wright and Tallmadge. We do not state these
facts to ccnsure Mr.. Ke,chum, or any who, like him
endcav ored 10 make the best of an unfortunate
OF things. The Wings Of our city last fall were
aware that MT Clay could not be electes "iihout'hc
Native vote To attain great general good. they
submitted to a temporary diversion from the support
Of their own local tickets. and elected the Native
Delegation. That delegation represented the City
in the main worlhily and usofally. Their Ma
tivism did nobody harm at Albany while their
support of the Convention the New Excise law
Militia Reform, &c. Were all that the Wings
could have desired. But the Natives did not
keep faith with in the Presidential Elec
ton, either in voting en- mdsse for Mr.. Clay or in
guarding the polls against spurious votes; and we
settled the score with them in the Spring We have
no apprehensions that Na,ivism will soon again be
formidable in our city Neither do believe that
Mr. Bradish W i'll deny the Wings of the First Dis
trict the privilege OF supporting him for Senator