New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
Orr oh.rter election and the Result.
Fr0m he courisr a d Eaqsa'IfT:

- .s ,r1I,, ,nssid Of carrying 'heir A1y9'
and majority Of both Boards :, I NJ beaten ana
na.e PEE. .. has been stated b. The Tribune day al
u. day. this :est ~ e. i.t mr.
- ~ - ,hsa..e.yes in fAse position; and conse-
s,.,y thoss who bed out 10 the wings IN oiher
rsrrs Of the country the ICES mat mere was 70 DC go
W,r ry in this Cry and that tue reso OF yesefosys
,Aefio1 would test the Wig strength, have not only
Fsoed themselves bn,. TO certain extent, The Whis
arty In dilemma. They have made false ks1e; and
ali ouch cases. the result Is more or less disastrous
Mr. sELDES and What is
&ssa tie Demoe-a. Wing Party. have poed Just ab Ut
.a-third OF the votes o: the Wing Party proper. THIS
teach them lesson 20 be forgotten The Wings
ITO have adhered 10 American Republican Party have
probably got enough o; that ar US separate organza
eau They have acted according 10 their convictions Of
hoped that those who away Their votes fJr
sapEs would have the folly OF such proceeding
2fe have faults both sides Let US al, in view
% the fure portion Of blame Instead NJ Accusing
other Of past and the consequence cannot DC
6ther favorable. That party can live With soil
ay principle Is TOO obvious 10 require Concentration
American Republican party az such, mast therefore,
cease 10 be; and those who desire 10 our Saarza
tion Law modified properly enforced, must ana WI,
with The Wings. AS party we must 10 Dsc 10 aiu
rally under our tim honored We mus, repuna'e
alike Atoi,innism AMT Rentlm and the RIDICULOUS me
Democratic whg. and he khown for what we tfuiy
TIVE VINO PATTY OF THE UNITED STATES. T1at fieh 'f
be The result OF lesson learned In the recent contest we
do not doubts and submit 70 The result T'h s ,he PM
iosopby and good temper which repeated
ard haze taught us 10 look a2on as the onY species
OF wisdom which sustain those who taEe part in the
politics OF our country
From he Ame"icaH Republican.
THE CRY ELrcros-The City is delivered into the
hords OF Empire Cublsm. At the time we wliie ms Tue
Democrats rejoicing victory gained by fraud
corruption concentrated foreign vote and the effort; OF
the Empifo Club cked up the party Of Horace
Greeley and thousand iSs who have thus sacrificed
every American right and feeling 10 the bsse aud unha-
lowed Of dead AID gone party organ zailo'.-
Havcmcyer eetdnot fellow ciizens by the votes Of
residents OF :ewYork hut by majority made up Of the
of-scouriUgs OF Albany Williamsburg. New-Jersey Phia'
6epha, Baltimore and Westrhoster County Not alone,
either, by Democrats but by the aid oil hhgS-Anel'c"u
Wings -rene:adcs traitors weak minded men, who htYe
forgotten national sentiment and pride in the slang ana
fusenod party leaders, whose personal interests
are more the interests Of their cOuntryinen
the welfare of their posterty, or the principles OF r'sh
TRUTH and virtue.
Greeley parry will have reached its proper racaon
ThousAnd4 who voted other ticket, HAVE
VOTED THE WING TICKET FOR THE LAST TIME
We dcnouncc the party in unqualified terms We charge
upon IL the entire nfamy attached 10 the result OF yester
days contest The trucking meainess. the dsDgenuou'
snbseryency, the unlicensed and uncac-Dr abors DIS
played and undergone by the Greeley Wings. for mero
party purposes are seeds from which spring the
ori,y given for avemeyer We thank Providence that
they will share the l-snects Of the mischief they have
wrought We rejoice 10 know that they VIII bitterly re-
pen they have DONE We thankful 20 know tht
their miSdeeds will work out their punishment.
Lot not our friends abroad suppose that we show the
front OF totally aoggcl political combination We enjoy
the proud CONSCIOUSNESS OF having done our duy-To
9AN-ard bfet6rcn abroad that II Took
tho undivided strength OF TWO OLD PARTIES to gain -
small majority out Of fOfy.fee thousand rofe'
The whgs not strosg enough to beat unethc' are
the Democrats. Let them umalgamae. That amusement
cannot las, long. Oil and va'cr will never mix. We
shaScatch them alone, yet.
Lei Tho whiss OF this city look their work
Lot them behold their shame. and learn after 1t is TOO
late ib.t they could avefted the catastrophe Lc
every WHIT who has participated In this any, forever
hide his face shame ana confusion. lie Will be a.
distinctly marked by his countymen was ever Cain by
thu Judgment of Heaven and they will be visited with tie
aud oxecraton Of nil true Americans throughout The
land Ietn cr aSl
ges the native bofn but let them stink away Into private
m ana drug their mis- rabe existence as they best can
Tho rockies treacbery of the Wing party will long
osremembcred and party the AMERICAS PARTY will
conn the ascendant that win their unprnci
pied conduct and do that which shall sooner or Later re-
this county from foreign thraldom and domestic
treachery The question Is settled, and no ono can
ganssy It. There bat two parties TN this city, and there
will DO hut two In the country. and they are and VIII
b, the foreign party, and the AMERICAN PANTY.
o. We have given place above 10 the material
portions of the bulletins issued respectively by the
two leading organs Of the late Harper party IN our
Cty--lhe first, of that section which sought 10
promote Na,ivism by ioistiug il upon the Whig
party; the second, of that more open and manly
section which laboredtoward the same end through
the means of rival party and distinctive name
We feel that readers are entitled 10 the insiruc-
ton and atlmonition which these articles may
afford: if any should derive thefeirom amusement,
we cannot help it, though we may remind them
that il is very naughty 10 laugh at 9th peoples
misfortunes, however their bad temper and woree
manners may forbid the indulgence o! uyprotouno
sympathy. With these bulletins before them, we
ask our readers attention TO some comments.
We do not see why the Courier should put such
words in our mouth as does at the head of its
,icle Weuever said, never thought, that the Tween.
ty-Six Thousand Wing Voters of this City could be
rallied upon Dudley Selden at this Election We
knew they could not be- A large portion OF them
were completely enlangled in the meshes OF the Ma
tive movemen,-we,e lis Police Officers, Watch
men, Street Inspectors, &c &c. or IN some way
controlled by the patronage OF the City Government
Others, we never doubted, had entered upon thai
movement from sincere conviction, and would MOI
abandon il while a hope Of success renamed, Very
many more, having voted once Tor Narptr Il Co
made II point OF honor not 10 desert them al the
close Of their first year. MIR Harpers personal intiu
ence extensive and Misconduct as May or has beer
very generally approved. We were perfectly aware
from the frs, that great many Wings who are not
Natives would vote for him, while thousands,
notcaring TO vote against him, would not so 10 ihr
Polls. We never encouraged the expectation thai
the Clay vote of our City would be brought on, foi
Mr. Selden,
And yet we did deem ii most important that the
Wing party OF This City should demonstrate TO The
Country that is the Wing party snll-,hat doe,
not assume to fost new principles and new measures
upon the Wing party of the Stale and Nation which
they have never sanctioned nor recognized
Whig-,hat il should prove to the thousands who
are annually becoming voters by Naturalization
and The tens of thousands who qualifying TO be.
come SO, that the Wing party do not intend TO pro,
scribe them, to deuy them Political franchises, no,
subject them to probation of twen,y.one years
seemed to US ,ha, Good Faith and enlightened
regard Tor the Interests Of the Wing Canse required
'his al our hands. Bu, for this, we would have glad
ly waived all opposition 10 NJ Harper's reelection
But, IN the existing state OF lhinss-with Mr. Har,
per the nominated candidate of The Native party,