New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

PHILADELPHIA Oct !. l-ib
To ite Eaaer Of The Tribune.
rs " g who has been battling III the ranks O.
the minority with solitary months exception, FOR
some sixteen years past rejoice TO perceive IN the
nomination OF JOHN You've as the Wing candidate
FOR Governor OF New York some evidence that our
party is beginning to see and show to the world
that in order TO rescue the institutions OF
Try and the country itself from LocoFoco destruc-
ton we must put forward not only those who are
good men and firm Wings. but at the same availa-
bic " igs
Although am not n citizen of New-iork. yet
have long perceived that the masses OF the Wing
party in your State were bent on running Mr..
YouNG. the sterling Wing, the able Legislator
and upright Man for Governor.
Not only have learned tins from Wings rcsid-,
ing in various parts OF your State, but have been
candidly assured BY more than one Newiork Lo-
CO Foco that II the W higs would unite upon JONI
YouxG they could beat SILAs WRIGHT into fits.
y few OF our Wing friends in your City who pre-
ierrcd SIR FILLMORE are disappointed, it appears.
regret this and sincerely hope they viii follow
the noble and spontaneous example OF Mr. FILL
MORE himself who devotes his head his heart aud
his hand to the cause of eleciinc his friend IoUNG'
Why will any IThigs thrust incidental or second
AIRY matters into this great question If Mr.. iorNc
is to be ca,echized 1t would seem good policy to
let his opponents call him out not his friends.
For one am no Anti Renter, no Anti. Mason no
Abolltionist no Native American, in political
sensc--but would take no step Purposely to drive
any persons thus cassed from the support OF the
Wing candidate Nor would | have candidate Of
my party selected and put in nomination with a
view to provoke their opposition Ii they or any OF
them prefer the Wing candidate why in the name
ofour Republican country, let them vote the Wing
ticket The Loco Focos are always glad to get any
or MI Of their vo,e,-and why should set
ous to drive them off,
The fact Is. the Wings have lost too much in
leaving their great and inveterale enemy the Loco
Focos who hold the reiens of Government in their
hands and control its power and dispense its patron
age, and giving battle provoked or unpruyo!Sed, TO
every new party that springs into existence II
they crush one of these parties, what get they
for the act If they the contrary crush the great
Loco Foco party. what blessings do they not confer
upon theircounty
These things ought to be well considered. The
defeat oil JOHN YOUNG election by 'H'S 9ppoSi-
tan might have an effect upon the next Presidential
election which would cause those who could do it
to hang their heads in shame But ierventy trust
that nothing of this kind viii be done hope the
Wings will to man. throughout the length and
breadth OF your great State put the shoulder to the
wheel in right good earnest and aid in securing the
triumphant election of Mr.. YouNG.
The canvass M this CITY and County is going on
brisk!y. EDWARD JOY MORRIS hopes to beat LEVIN
in the First Congressional District. He may do it
In the Second, that talented Wing, JOSEPH r.
lSGEKSoLL, viii be reelected by large majority
Yours, sc. Il