New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

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~ THE APPEAL OF CAssIus NJ. CLAY from
the calumnes and ou,rages Of his prosecutors wor
thly engrosses our columns this morning Deeply
interesting throughout it has passages that stir the
blood like the sound of trumpet Let US never
despair OF the American Republic while II he's such
hearts 10 do and dare for Truth and Liberty Read
the Appeal, lovers Of Freedom and Justice and
take courage for the future The days Of despotsm
and mob.law are numbered
- Hon. JOSHUA a. SPENCER of Oneida Is
the Whg candidate for Senator in the Fifth District
He il widely known as one Of the soondest Jurists,
abes Lawyers aud most devoted efficient Wings in
Central New York and VIC bespeak for him the re-
solutc hopeful support Of every Wing IN the Dis
irict Year after year has Mr.. Spencer travelled
from county TO county making able and effective
speeches for the Wing cause, accepting nominations
which exposed him to certain defeat and now the
Wings Of the Centre may give him substantial
token Of their appreciation if they but will it In
the state Of anarchy which now pervades the Loco
Foco camp aine-fenths of the Wing votes OF the
Dis,rc, will elect him Wings of Jefferson, Otse-
20 Madison, Oswceo and Lewis will you not poll
out those votes Oneida we are confident will do
her share Come, brothers arouse, and let the
frs, Tuesday Of November witness Wing victory
IN the long benighied Fifth District
~ Judge CORNELIUS WARREN Of Putnam
Coz has been nominated for Senator by the Wings Of
the Second District ofour State He is firm and zeal
ous Wing of good talents and unsullied character
Although the chance Of his election is small we
rust the Wings will give him a cordial and generous
support The Wing vote cast in the District last
year would now undoubtedly elect him; why not
poll it, then, and have Wing Senator
The Convention adopted the following resolu-
tons
Resolsed That we look only to tho Wing party and
Whg legislation for such sauary reforms in the various
departments of the Government may be required from
time time and for the removal OF such abuses as past
experience has developed
R,sOred That in adversely well ms prosperity we Will
continue TO labor zesousy and vigany in sustaining the
and principles which have heretofore distin
guished the Wing party by which alone the country
hope for permanent advancement in every depart
OF industry
Resolred That approve Of the course pursued by
the Wing members of the Legislature in securing the
passage OF the Convention Bill for the revision OF the
Constitution OF this State, and that have full conf
the and Intelligence OF the people 10
carry out the objects of that Convention.
ResOirtd That we, In common with the American PEG
Pile, cherish undiminished confidence and the highest
respect and veneraon for integrity ability and great
moral worth of Hon HENRY CLAY. of Kentucky
the frs, statesman and patriot of the age that no ye
will impair diminish that confidence and
respect and that we earnestly believe the tim is not
lar distant when his country VIII acknowledge ana re-
ward his life Of devotion 10 It's interests and honor
~ The Morning News is paper we reluctantly
undertake 10 correct even when most glaringly
wrong, for il can bubble and higge week when
detected in the most glaring mistakes, but the fol
lowing, from its Saturdays paper are zoo bad being
introduced in lecture to the Brooklyn Star as
plain facts viz
The of the anti Rent is in the Third Senate
District Of this State Last year the Wing party sup
ported for the Senate in that District the ambient cand
date and the Democratic candidate most worthy and
cstmable man, came near losing his election by the
false reports spread among the tenants on the easehod
estates IN regard 10 him. And what do we find now
The anti Renters of the District have again nominated
candidate of their own party for the Senate the Wings
have nominated the and united with the
anti RI nters in their efforts 10 elect him.
~ Now the Anti Rent candidate for Senator in
the Third District last year Joseph Conner Of
Albany County an original Anti Renter. a very
respectable member of the Methodist Church and
a bitter Loco Foco A little before Election he was
induced to decline. mot by Wings because his
ming was likely to d'ride the Loco Foco rofe and
,lcct the Wig candidate There was no Anti. Rent
candidate after this and of course the Wings could
not support any. reference 10 the vote of the Dis.
trici will show that divided on Senator very
nearly as on President That Mr. Hayner, the Wing
candidate was opposed TO the continuance of the
Feudal Tenures is very true the false reports
1
tina, he was not so-but they were effectively con.
'radiced-how truly. the Anti Renters must decide.
MIR. Hayncr is AZ ain Wing candidate this time for
Assembly in Rensselaer, County and the Anti /
Renters have nominated candidate agains, him. /
Notwithstanding his well known opposition to the
PATRON tonures, 50 far asopposi,on can be lawfully
manifested
Mr. Van Schoonhoven, the present candidate for
Senate in that District. was nominated FIRST by the
Wings. and af,erward by the Ant, Renters. He
was a Wing Member of Assembly las, year and .
previously. and. though hostile from conviction TO
the continuance of the PATRON icnures has never
countenanced. and never will countenance any
other than peaceful and legal measures for their
termination
~ We give over the .Moraing Nclcs. We have
tried half dozen times TO induce il 10 lei its read
eTs see the simple iac,sl That factory girls being
almost uniformly employed at piece work pay their
own board and that the Companies profit nothing
by its cheapness Each girl receiving what she
earns, and out Of this paying her board. ? That
The reduction of wages took place in sil under the
loN Tariff, and when Manufacturing was depressed.
and not under the present Tariff. the News has
falsely asserted and persists in representing. OF
coarse the reduction In the cost of hoard Is 10 he .uH