New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
The whis Parry-Anti.Rent. &c.

TIE C:tca Daily Gazette has lately fallen we use
ne word houshiiul!y into the hands OF some young
rea-sG.a e Us unknown, who seems determined
% dazzle he world with the sheen OF his abilities ar
wha,sve. cos, TO the party he processes to uphold.
He has several times dipped into the controversies
az other Wig journals or attacked some of them
aevv44is, siiousu 'vFS irauy Win MS
re5akes 70 those who are compelled TO defend
themselves against unjust accusations given 10 dis
reputable brawliag. As the most Western ally of
The Courier and Express OF our City, the Gazette
under this gentlemans management, is likely 10 &C
auire no;ariety g, least and since it has nged
out for direct and special attack will crafty il
with az answer.
The groundwork OF the GaZettes onslaught upon
Is casual remarks upon the result of the Flee
non in Delhi, where, in defiance of Gov. Wrights
Proclamation, Judge Parkers charge, the united
hostility OF the Wing and Loco Foco journals printed
there and almost every maaeweight, the Equal
Rights candidates, obtained some 40 majority 1t
did seem TO us that this fact was we'll worthy the
consideration OF our whole community. Delhi has
very little leased land; it has never before been
considered an Anti Rent town by any party; it WAS
the home Of the widely beloved and high popular
Deputy Sheriff Steele killed at Andes; it has been
the head quarters of the various Law and Order
operations in Delaware County the pas, season, and
witnessed the imprisonment, the indictment, the
trial and sentence OF the Indians of Andes. 1t is Il
town hitherto about equally divided in politics, but
having a strong local interest adverse to project
new County, which the Ant. Rent candidates were
known TO favor. Who shall say, therefore that the
vote Of Delhi under such circumstances, is not Of
striking significance!
The Utica man takes up the cudges for the Della
ware Express, and publishes all its long rignarole
of extracts from various ultra. Radical Anti. Rent
authorities, 10 justify is opposition 10 Mr. Van
Schoonhoven. w have very direct answer 10 al
this Mr. Van Schoonhoven was the regular Wing
candidate for Senator. holding no other opinions
with regard TO Anti Rent than those he held last
year when elected by the Wings of Rensselaer, to
the Asscmbly--none different from those cherished
and on all proper occasions avowcd by Mr. Hayner,
whom all tho Wings of the Third District the Ga.
ze,tc incuded supported for Senator last year. Mr.
Van Schoonhoven openly and thoroughly condemned
all violations and volaters Of the Laws and repealed
the idea of taking away the lands or other property
rights Of Landlords without compensation. The EN.
press made no objection 10 any thing which Mr. V
S. had himself advanced but trumped up against
him certain obnoxious expressions of few ultra
Ant.Rentcrs and other Radicals. connected the sup.
port OF him with Murder. and spoke Of supporting
the regular Wing candidate on Wing grounds for
nobody asked it 10 adopt or sanction Anti Rentisml
as hosting the bloody PIRATE flag of Agrarianism
and Reputation &c. &c. Such was the course
which the Express took for ITSELF and in which j,
labored to involve the Wings of Delaware That it
was not successful we announced with pleasure, and
the Utica Gazette will hardly be able to dspe tina,
pleasure.
LIE, US cite two cases in point Our views with
regard 10 the School Question which has unhappily
distracted our City are well known. Yet once if
not twice influences have been brough; 10 bear on
the Wing organization here, constrainng it not
merely to nominate ticket utterly opposed to
views, but to pledge tina, tckc, lin utter contravcn
ton OF the general Wing sentiment with regard 20
pledges, and in direct opposition 10 our own earnest
convictions) to support our old Public School svs
tenn, and oppose all the changes demanded-In
every instance looking TO the general char ac,er of
the contes, and the brooder issues involved, we
have faithfully supported these tickets, though we
considered the attitude in which they were placed
not merely mistaken but in violation of good faith 10
,ha, portion of the Wing party to which we DC
longed,
Again: We find in the Delaware Express sman
ifesio, and with i, copied into the Utica Gazette
part of letter from Hon. Luther Bradish, accept,
ing the Wing nomination for Senator from this Dis
trict, rcplete with the most uudiscriminating Con
servatsrn and censuring the Jacobinic awless ness
and Reorganization of our time in sweeping terms
This has been commended in various quarters as if
aimed q. The Tribune and its opinions, and appears
o be especially frasr ant in the nos,rs Of the Cou'