New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07
The Meaning of IL.

Tariff and the Sub.Treasury had nothing 70 do with
it. The Express, on the other hand is sure that
the support of Mr. Young by the Anti-Renters has
been q damage TO him or at any rate TO the Wing
tickets generally and tina. we should have done
still better with Mr.. Fillmore. III generally IMP
Dos 10 be the wrong year for success when the
Wli9s o. the Express school have their own way
The aide. BY sioe exhibition Of the opposite errors
NJ the Post and Express is probably their most
conclusive refutaton,
That the elements Of a revolution in the Political
attitude Of our State existed within her ooroers
long before the nomination 0! John Young was
well enough known so, we believe there existed
nxe elements in 1894, if all who were not un"ii'
ling TO aid in prostrating the an buren caoal
oould have known and implicitly contided in each
other Yet in that case the opportunity was iose,
and what should have been glorious Victory proved
a disastrous defeat. In the recent CANVASS thoss
who earnestly desired Wing triumph ana re-
uarded all personal considerations as subordinate
naturally inquired first, Since must win the
battle by the aid OF those who have hitherto OPP
posed ms, for whom will those most readily aud
most nurnerously vote Will it be wise 10 push
at them tho candidates they have recently opposed
will new men be more acceptable mot to the
100000 of us who will vote Wing any how. but
10 the additional 10 600 whose will make the
difference between defeat and victory = Now
Of these. so far as we could learn by rather extern
sive inquiry ninetenths preferred new man. ana
we're confident that such man might be selected
with whom we could surely conquer The course
they desired was taken, the result is as we have
seen How much better it might have been II we
had tried the other tack. do not deem 1T Inpor-
.ant 10 discuss We should not like to go back to
the beginning and try it through on that tack Wo
are satisfied with the result as it is.
That a good many Wings in this City aud else
where voted against Mr. Young and more refused
TO vote for him because the Anti Reuters nominated
and supported him, is most true perhaps nearly as
many as he received Of Anti Rent votes not origin
ally Wing But we have yet to consider whether
tho assurance Of success inspired by the double
nomination of Mr. Young did not determine the
course of thousands who were willing to give
Wright and his junto dig under the fifth rib if they
could be sure Of making it cfcctua but not to Mt
tempt it if they were likely TO make failure OF IT.
and crush themselves instead OF him This Is not
considered by the Express.
The Post on the other hand seems to ns TO roa'
son very badly, Surely, our gain out OF the Anti
Rent District of ten Members Of Cong'ess-outa and
ont Protcctivc-Tariii Wings, who did their utmost
for Henry Clay-with any number OF Assembly
men, ought to settle concusively that there
very strong current setting against the powers
that DO quite apart from tho Ambient question.
Concede tho gain of the Third Senate District to
the Anti Rent influence, and how do You account
for the gain of the Sixth and the Seventh The
Posts patch is narrow for the rent, decidedly.
The simple truth at the bottom of all this great
connection is this--1Hc policy Of The National and
State Administrations, but especially OF the former
IS not popular scjth The People. The Mexican Wa
is an offence in the nostris of the Nation The
Sub. Treasury has almost rs much Disguised and
alicnated the People as it has perpoXed and
moved its contrivers The Protection OF Home
Labor at heart cherished aud adhered to by great
majority Of our Freemen their instincts, traditions
interests all tend to attach them toit. When they
voted for Polk out of mere party spirit and blind
hatred Of Mr.. Clay they did in confident belief
that he would not involve the Nation in needless
War to extend the dominion OF Slavery, and would
not utterly repudiate the policy of chsrishng the
Industry of the Country, The vote of Watervliet
Albany 70. Woerc ttlere Is no intlttcnt nut n
great many artisans and laborers, and which has
given 4lo for Young, when 100 has always before
been large majority that of Haverstraw, Rock.
land Co.; the result in Dutchess, in Orange Onei.
da, &c, &c. speak language which cannot be mis-.
understood. We know that local causes had their
effect but eky' Why should petty quarrels
about nominations have given us such Congress
Districts Westchester K Rockland Orange *
Sullivan, Dutchess X Putnam, &c. nc! Was il not
plainly because the general considerations which
have hitherto controedh action OF those Districts
have ceased to operate at least to be controlling
When thousand voters in District break loose
from their old party ties. of some fanced
insult or wrong IN regard TO nomination does not
the simple fact prove that they have ceased TO con
slider the success OF that party essential 80 the pub
lie veal or to expect any beneficial results from It's
atcedencyl When such feeling becomes preva.
lent. be sure that sweeping revoutiou is inevi.
table The only question is enc of time
II ANDES. Delaware Co, was the scene Of the
depicrable ARRAY which resulted in the death of
Sheriff Steele last year 1t was q Whiy town OF
cid, giving e6s 10 Clay to ISL for Polk l, now
gives 500 Tor Younger, more than as total gn,g
q: arg former Elessioa VIII Gov Wright feel
obliged to declare Delaware again in a state Of in,
surreceion What says the Attorney General -
that is, if his opinion does no, cost too much
lsra CONGRESSIONAL pisrRicr.-A Tclesrsphic Re
pcs says that Mun, (whie) has 81 majority over Hun,
sSnosd *. Y Express.
Why shoaldnt the Express say sio.s Tcle>
spae seports We had not less than - Q. Is such ON
lnussass Rom Albany, Utica oswesO, Sc. no, oaly
transmitted asoar own expense exclusively b, sx,ys..
y beepoSen and obtained BY va We had N. -s,,,, ~
ss.LawTenee Jefferson chau.saeue eui. g. s.r;d.>
~ ahead OF our contemporaries who .,,,,,es
ey that We hsd and needed only to incur the s,r,s
rcnse and trouble that we did to psocur,
readily We Insist thar Tclesraphsc rero,,s : 49,.
sufficiently definite Politicians and hssi,uN Nv
the Express would suspect its origin; hu, MANY s..,'
readers might not A Telesrsphic report and a. I'll
egrsphic report for TAs fiaNss are no. known ~ -