New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
Gov. seward md the Express.
From the Mr.. York Erprcss.

FROM ne NtU-iWh ftlTtes'
Stewards Abolition speeches in the Western counties
not having been reported is very easy 10 be yaorous
IN denial of what he then and there said but eminent
and well Judging gentlemen from those counties have as
surcd US that large majority OF his speeches were oil
character that did Mr. Clay more harm than good and
which seemed to be intended 10 harm him in his there
weakest point the subject Of Slavery Slayeholdmg Tex
as Annexation. &c. &c.
From me Albany Ereliag Journal
Gov Stewards speeches in Western New-l ork
,rerc reported. They were eloquent powerful ap
peals 10 the heads and hearts of the people produ
cling as they were intended, jealous and united ac
ton Every sentence and sentiment in those Speech
e. contradict the malignant calumny OF the New
York Express Let the Express, therefore, If 1t
dare rofer its readers TO the speeches which II so
falsely misrepresenis.
Wha effect these speeches had in the counties where
they were made and what effect Gov. Seward and his
friends had in the counties where the Hunters Lodges
We're we shall if necessary show hereafter.
We will anticipate the Express in this respect.
Gov SEWARD and SETH c. HAwLEY, Esq. Of But
flo as true Wing and as devoted friend OF Mr..
CLAY as lives iraversed the counties here referred
TO- animating the zeal. renewing the efforts, and
strengthening the confidence of every Wing. In
Essex Clinton. Franklin, -. Lawrence and Jeiier-
son where Messrs. SEWARD and HAwLEY were
received with enthusiasm, they rendered service
which entities them TO the gratitude instead OF the
abuse of the Wing Press.
those border Counties ought TO be known. large
number of Canadian Refugees reside IN those Coun-
ties most of whom in 1870. were Wings Messrs.
SEWARD and HAwLEY were followed through those
Counties by ID. b. GAFfSEY and DR.. q CALLAGHAN,
the latter gentleman Refugee himself driven INTO
the field against US by " Native American indlgniiy
and insult developing and characterlslng the or
ganization prescription and intolerance of the Ma
tive American Party The course of the New ork
Express &c enabled them 10 identify that perse-
cutting faction with the Wing Party. This produ-
ced the disastrous result in the Northern frontier
Counties and was. we have before stated, one OF
the causes OF our defeat in this State.
ONE NAG ENTERED FOR ls4s-Mr. Van Buren
has made jump to show how easily he can clear
all obstacles on the course in the great Hurdle Race
to come off in lsis This turning corners so easily
deserves hackers
LiNDESwAID Sept , lsi5.
DEAN SIR have had the honor receive your fre
N letter conveying TO by its direction. the proceed
Ing. of spontaneous meeting Of the Democracy Of the
10Th and 18th Wards of the city Of Newiork
The Just discrimination and patriotic ardor by which
those proceedings distinguished do honor 10 the
meeting and IN harmony with the invaluable princl
rl. and pas, lives OF those who composed IL. have
read them with great satisfaction and do not IN the
least doub, that they speak also the sentiment OF the
Democracy OF the whole city.
Without more particular notice of the contents Of
the Resolutions in respect to AL of which my sentiments
ere well understood will content myself with single
remark upon only of the points they embrace II -
wei that the preliminary steps taken BY the late
Administration the annexation of Texas did not I'M
der the then existing circumstances meet with the si
probation OF portions of the Democratic party Yet you
are my Judgment quite right in assuming that that
has been far The sanction
OF the constituted authorities Of both Governments,
render all farther agitation OF the question or
obstacles 10 It's amicsble completion by the citizens
Of either country unwise and highly inexpcdient 10
refrain from snch course Is not only IN honorable
consistency with the justice and sincerity Of the dissent
ng opinions 10 which have alluded but under the CIT
cum stances the performance Of solemn duty on the
part of those who held them /; scarcely be
sary TO enlarge upon the extent which the imperative
nature Of that duty would be increased. should our
I country be involved in with Mexico in conse
ouencc Of the adoption Of authorized measures TO carry
into full and fair effect the compact OF Annexation. Ina
no such consequences may follow IA for many
50 be mos, earnestly desired But i the result be other
wise cannot permi; myself 10 DOUBT ihat tne Admins
,rntiop will As i, ought be supported IN the prosecuuot
of such war by the hearts and hands OF the whole PEG
r'S ~ VAN buren,.
/ M John D. KELLOGG.