New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
From tie Ex,rsss.
rhe arnrpuxE 10 long artcle. replying % .he las.

The aTRrBUSEr 10 long article replying TO the last
remarks Of ours. begins its article thus
THE Erpreis he ehsrse against The Wing R9-
formers having c.us>d tbs defeat OF Candidates IN
this section. sad giv.n over os Convection 70 me Loco
They soT-h-y cAssoT 3. MADE 10 vote Tor ne
principles The Tnhape The Albany syenins Journal
and Gov have laid dUvTn II iha State al lie plat
"a pG s ssr we .raptatcsy de,ed the accusation
hare rnodisd and demanded proof but no shadow Of
n,ooff, .fyeu Agsn again ask, Wstre ahen hss
Gov the Evening Journal or The Tribune pui ftn
party he'd By either or al OF hem from which
yoa disssott"
sciy parallel extract from The Tribune In which
how one OF TIE Tribunes VIZ Fouriersm is Tork
iDg in the strong Wing County OF Genesee.
GEsgsEZ Co-An Hadus., iat7 movement, in sympathy
uA National EefverI' was commenced here liz
lie before he election snd appear, 70 have made an i'm
precision The a. Bsi,svi. tcouuty fest staDts:
7.gg,i @s sp,. 1sssr 'es
Pembroke Cove AID " il!et; 2n maj
The reply 10 ,his vii BE- the Fourerisn Of the Trt-
bune the AntR-ntssHa Of the Journal and tie Aooi'
tionts Of Gov Seward not pax forth as "nE RIM
cpes for Inc party. but general principles Ihe al.
Ia In the effect of their sms upon The Whss OF
NevYork the Wings Of Albany and the " nigs In
all places where these gentlemen have the power oy
their pens through their presses 10 advocate
them Thus. from the town Of Medina, in Orleans
County which gave Cay 2 SOC. Polk 23ll We have the
! following correspondence 10 zoe tribune .,,u7o
n GRyyLHy Den, s,r-our D-i-gsr- Election has just
clo,ed nud " higs sh.efuy beaten ~ ne cJ "
| Niger. Sisyer,i Niger! -
As well ex,ec, good cirizens TO be made by reading
only OF Tom sne full ofsotne great trutns
expect sound, consistent, perseverng. constant
Whiys 10 be made when their minds are Gil The "nc
poisoned with Fouriersm. Anti Rentism, Aooluonism
and Na,ioaa RejovrnisTi.
~ We haze thus copied uerbdtsna an Editorial
Of the Express purporpg to sustain its charge that
Gov Seward, the Eve. Journal, &c had put forth
as Wig doctrines certain sentiments obnoxious
10 the merchants clerks, DC &c. nposing the
sound, old.fashioned portion Of the Wing party
We enueat every reader TO observe carefully the
point to be established and the sort Of evidence and
logic by which the Express establishes 1t. We
think there is parallel 10 it in Fastas defence
OF himself before Prince Hal against certain aega-
tons of Mistress uickly bu, elsewhere such logic
never before dropped from mortal pen. Do study it
The Express's old story, which it processes TO
be supporting here. ran thus: Good old fashioned
Wings won't vote for just such sound Wings as
themselves because they dislike and dread certain
notions Of Seward Weed, Greeley, DC. whom
nobody asks them 10 vote for or in any way invest
with power The new story appears 10 be that
the heresies of Seward & Co. are leading of the
more Radical Wings upon new issues and soweak-
ening the party But how does this excuse the
failure of the Express and Courier's sort of Wings
to vote for men after their own hearth Tell us
how
1t is q great mistake to suppose that If two or
three men were hut gagged no new thoughts would
find utterance. Men rarely make eras-ihey rather
derive their prominence therefrom. Preposierous
is the notion that the world can be put back and
kept where it was ever so few years ago. There
never were there never can be- even two Prcsi-
dental Elections turning on precisely the same
questions but each II occurs involves consid-
erations decides new issues To suppose that an
array wholly voluntary and composed Of such in
dependent materials as the Wing party can be kept
forever Just on the line which it toed in 1870 or "A
battling over and again for just these ends al
though the progress Of events may have rendered
some of them unattainabe and deprived others of
all significance, is absurdity which only mere
partisan or an memorable Ounce could be guilty Of
There will be- must be- new questions raised, new
National mind has not hs ssSSSassdHs fsnysss il the
The wisest, the most benefcent party is that which
promptly apprehends and justly acts upon all such
new elements of Political difference But man
or set of en- have any right 10 put forth their own
notions those of the Wing party until that party
shall have formally adopted them