New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
co., and Reform.

The NEw-Yozx T.tBUSE and the touri=I e2n
Enquirer have got Inio aaoth=I col4o.ei>t AZ
Courier l. II favor 81 Hsrper, the NaiiFe caI!l-le
for Nevor. while the Tribune goes ieE ihe Tesui~f
nor7insiion OF The Wnizs The Courier also CD
jecls ts abolition character oi iie eo
accuses III editor OF d-Sre 10 transfer iae hss
TO The Liberty parr- These two papers VIII pFoo=-
bly always Dc Al swords pons, lol n lhel! cHe4z zc
ter they are diame5ncaily opposed 10 Zen o'lef
Tne Courier fsvors the annexation CT 4eSaS-thr
Tribune oososes i: tie CouEleT Z tie organ OF ihs
Wall street Wings, whose Haulho 9-sosi's! i
She Tribune OF those who lElnh OF soraeta!as
bsslccs The prcS OF SOCKS ana Tie lh'eIeat ,'4e
tht Courier belongs 10 iho=s " no ePfc>e q! Pso-
grrs- and T-io:m-iAe Tribune 20 t2o>5 "Ao t4A5
an interest IN the Temperance, antl-slGNsTy snL
ofhs- movements OF the day the Courier repre-
-ents ih- w-alIh-the Tribune The Philanthropy oi
ne party : the Courier clIDgs 10 tEs past. whle
che Tribune acts IN the present looks to the iutuFs
and s4ys = let the dead past bury Its dead 3
consequence OF his opposition IN chalaG'5f' NE
TnD1ne Influences a hundred men While me
Courier influences one-1ad what ls better, tie
iniiaence of the Trlbuae Is hundred times a
good as that of the Counter
There Is class of Ine1 N the Wing ranks who
Aot only insist upon giving the party he name OF
Conservative but who resoutely resist any attempt
10 make il other than the DEFENDER OF old abuses
and dlsgersed theories. The name we care nothing
about" Conservative : a good name enough
perhaps-but such character anG tendency O! Inc
party as these intend 10 give II, II should no'
have Ever since Boston haroor was black win
tea Democracy has been Spreading over the land
both parties partaks OF !ts s2lrt-and i prevails
and must ever prevail, ior II L lght Is great
party, like th- Wing party, TO De forced, by Sel-
constituted leaders, 10 dlSown ihis spIIt 4he
Wing party Is thoroughly Democratic, ana Inc
pracuce OF the party Is infinitely more IN sccorI1nct
with Democratic principles than Is The praciice OF
that party which has appropriated good name ioi
the purpose OF committing the vi!esi tyranny
While the majority OF both parties are pretty u!uch
alike thrIr feelings. ther- IS thls cITrIehCe N
the two-the Loco-FocOs arr men. generally, VINO
conten, themselves with the name, and are de-
ceived bv demagOSues into believing that party
with good name cannot do wrong while the
Wings ask reason for all thai IS required oil Iaen,
and are not easily swayed by leaders rs tAeiF
opponents The Loco-Feco leaders are nearly
ali demagogues. while some OF the Wing leaders
are arisiocratic and have no sympathy with the
peonle As between the Two We greatly prefer The
latter-there is nothing desplcabe as dcna-
gogue, but the leaders of the Wing party should be
neither They never will be demagosues. but they
should be men OF liberal and phiianthEoqIc minds,
Iii 10 lead great party on TO victory;
The Loco Fcco party want good laws and good
rules and Will take measures 10 have then Just as
soon as they have outsrown the influence oi mere
tc9rd, which experience has shown 10 nave no VI
tally. They cannot iall TO see, before ong, mat
the men whom they elect as the cXqonen;s OF De-
mocracy. are blasphemers OF the name, and IN
their every act disgrace their professions. Shall
The Wing party be substitute for these men, or
shall II codly repulse them by ITS lack OF symPa-
thy Shall II be generous and irce-heaT'.d, or
bieoted and exclusive Shalli narrow the party
PLATFORM and make mans religion or birthplace
a test of his manhood, or shall II be party Tor the
whole country, giving equal laws 10 ALL and *,
lending over ali the a,gis OF its protection Shall
ii, in fine, be permanent and predomlnatlns, as II
should and may be, or hictuaring. split INTO frag
ments and borne down before the opposing hosts
TAese are serious questions The party may be-
come the great party of the counuy-rullng II Tor
its best good-shalI it throw away It's advantages,
become astidious, and reurel We say that the
Wing party Is what 1t ought TO b., or Is last be-
coming so. Let us go on-Conservauve enough 10
hold 10 the good our fathers lett Us, and retorna-
tory enough TO keep up with the onward progress
Of man If we trip, we shall be run over IN the
race: If we hold on untaltering, we shall outsirp
all our competitors, for we have clements oi party
strength and endurance which no other party has
or will have.