New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
For Rsgisfcr.
MORRIS FRANKLIN.


DAVID r. OGDEN ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH, RICHD. : WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL. CLARkSON CROLlJS,
ABRAM X. LAWRENCE MORGAN MoRGANs.
PETER :. TITUS. JAMES KELLY.
ELDRlpGE q. BAL OWN. WILLIAM EDMONDs
JOHN A. MAY
These men, Fellow Citizens and fellow Wings
have been selected as candidates not for their own
cakes but for yours. We present them as cOmpos
ing a ticket worthy of the Wings of New York and
their noble Cause. They are men of no clique, the
representatives of no class of no section OF the party
We have not asked their opinions on any incidental
question--wc have not asked what IL their religious
creed nor where they Were borne. But wo Know
them and you know them, as worthy citizens and
seadfast Whigs-hones, capable snS faithful TO the
Constitution And we ask you TO Judge whether
their consent TO stand your candidates does not
enttle them AT your hands 10 a support which shall
honor you by It's hesrtness and them by It's efficiency
Here the reading Of the Address was suspended
and the Chairman put the question On the Nomna-
tons, which were unanimously adopted with deaf
ening scclsmaticns. The readug of the Address
then proceeded J:
Bear with us Fellow Citizens. while we remind
you of some Of the moro important issues involve in
the coming contest. We ash you 10 remember that
the Texas lnquity is yet unconsummated and that
its conditions may be essentially modified II lis sue
cess may not be svcried by the healthtul pusatons
the scheme of bullying Mexico into the Surrender
Of that large portion of her rghtul aud actual terri
tory lying Eas, Of the Rio del Norte, including
populous cities ard extensive regions never EN-
braced in the province of Texas and never seen by
q Texan except as spy or prisoner may be de
feated BY scasonabc exhibition of the moral senti
ment Of the Nation. We have seen In New Hamp-
shre, the most decidedly, bitterly Loco Foco State
IN the Union. that on fair issue of Annexation or
No Annexation. the People have twice rendered
verdic,s distinctly against the scheme. Could the
question be presented with equal disinc,ness else
where. We doubt not that every Free State no mat.
Ter OF what politics would render similar iudg
ment- Ana yer party Discipline and a contu sed
blending OF Issues have enabled the Executive 10
drive the measure through Congress by a bare ms
jority of votes. Let Public Opinion now s,.n,
averse to the contamination, and 1t will either be
prevented or rendered far less obnoxious in It's CON
ditions. Let supineness and apathy be cener.lIv
manifested and the boundaries of Texas Will be In.
definitely extended al the hazard II need b. Of
War. while 20 much OF her Public Debt as she see,
ht TO have paid at all will be sadded upon the Trra
sury Of the Union Your votes will be tel, in the de
cision Of this question.
That the new Federal Administration intends TO
exert to the utmost its influence compass the de
ssructon OF every Protective feature and provision
Of our prcsen, Tariff. is a truth al length openly
avowed. Tia, triumph of this effort would de
range the Business depress the Industry and con-
tract the Resources CT the Country. mus, be fore
seen by the candid. intelligent observer We, Party
necessity commands the sacrifice and majority OF
the new Presidents professions impel him 10 follow
Its dictates Mr.. Polk IL personally beyond the i'm
mediate reach OF Public Opinion but the Members Of
Congress are not, and with many Of them the frowns
oil an offended constituency are more potent than the
sni'ss Of Executive Power. An energetic demon