New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Our Next Governor.

Our Next Governor.
From The N.c- York Erprea Of Saturday
THE WHO CANDIDATE yoR GovERNoh or ~"
YoAx-The Tribune IS in affection ana 10 - 10 j.,
tor The ALBANY Ev, ming journal because tneie - ~
IL ,tr ,rnong ,h. Whigs in selecting Wing candidate
for Gov, rnor This Dota all 10 be wonoereo a. me
twin. in New York and Albany nave se.tea e . i1 I
Ter lny no for u and this stir Is insuHecnonsry Inc
.oJ;e,e ,,a, rfck,d oaa IN Albany last ,rtnter the ar
rangeD.s all made he Offices ttg and lie 7rafntyPToa
..ed or dtsniJed-end ali we IN. people are -
thr dy and the hour pay their fares 10 syracuse or
Uaca and record the al VerInilon decree lhe Ceies-
sial. haze spoken; let the heather uemble
But writer named " Frank n, IN our columns IN
old.fashioned Wing. weli-kDown Wing, Intelligent
able and d.tn ushed too does not ike this mode OF DO
ipg business Another Wing in the Western part OF this
State surrounded by hosts OF Whgs and giving major
lies by hundreds no; less nue not LEGS distinguished and
patriotic TOO WHITES In the rein and makes OBJ
irctons also Men OF the oldfashoned school they nre
who nav. kept up with the Progressive wing De
Inocrecy" in Albany and Auburn'-who are no more
Aboitionists than they thirty years ago bat
ure ju-t as much who have not reached Anti Rent
..rn or been injected by any eht-but who jos on
Il, The old honest way Because we prnt the sentiments
OF such men, the Evening Journal speaks OF our isc
tiou- coursc,'-and the Tribune wonders what we are
about.
Well we nar as well tell both our worship.dl masters
just what 10000 Of the 10000 Wings in this part Of inc
State are about We selecting as candidate TOR
Governor mn old. fashioned not new fashioned Wing
We do not want Locofoco, because we already nave
one Ia Sas Wright ind he ia u-; ms agreeable IN our
covering him 80 Tar as "e ourselves are concerned
willing to pledge ourselves TO 20 tor any honest
capable Wing no matter who hc Is or what part OF the
State ne comes trom-bu under no circumstances and
20 be driven by menamed party obligations, vii! VIC
vote for LocoFo in disgusewill VIC take up man.
b.edsc he Is Ami Rcnter-or will we sanction noin
nation 10 catch ism in that place and a tic in this
nor do speak tor ourselves alone out we Know tnh
we speak for thirty thousand of the forty thousand
Wing. in this part OF te STATE no n or &c man , can
the wire pullers who have held the Wing party machne
~ Of this 1898 assemble enough OF their
wires in Syracuse. Utica 10 register the candidate
whom thcy have selected-but If they can, he will he
defeated by 10000 majority IL they put him up OH the
principles they intend
sW-It is great pity that the Express aud Conr.
Ter had not imbibed their devotion TO regular old
fashioned Whggery and their horror of tsms before
they ran of the track into Natvisn and by giving
tho City to Harper q Co. threw the State and the
Union against the Whigs in 1874, defeating Henry
Cay and securing the triumph Of Polk and Texas
That such was the effect of their course, the Wings
Of all our Northern frontier Counties can bear wit
neas Birncyism took away from the better part
Of Harrsons majority; but we could just have
borne thu, il Nativism had not superadded its dis
astrous Influences. This turned against US ninety
nine hundredths OF the heavy Naturnlized vote Of
the Counties bordering the Lakes and the ST. Law
renee, which was in good part with US in 1870
Our loss in our Northern line of Counties alone
1900 votes for sreut portion of this the Native
movement ut this end OF the State and the counte
nance given TO it by prominent Wing journals in
this City are justly responsible If these journals
have truly repented of their pas, dalance with
sms fatal to Whigism we glad Of it, bat their
present conduct does not give very conclusive
evidence Of amendment.
We are prepared TO contradict some of
the gross untruths above copied from the Express.
l. The Tribune is not in aifiction at all about
this matter We are rejoiced that the coven foot
has been exhibited SO early.
q We have neeer objected in any way TO discussion
or ssr concerning the next Wing candidate for Gov
onor. The more the better. What We hare OBJ
Iected to is the insulting recommendations OF the
allied malevolents that the Wings should try hon
ssty for once, and by way Of experiment select az
upright and capable candidate for Governor ifonly
tor the novelty Of the thing. We say that the
Wing candidates for whom we have been voting
ever since we were entitled 10 at all have been
Of this very stamp and that insinuatons TO the con
trary unjustly dishonor past candidates and IN
jure our party. And il the meaning be that we
shall substitute for the honesty Of GRANGER, BuEI,
Brooks and ], Watson Webb, we are sure this
would be the very reverse OF Improvement, and that
the People are very generally OF our opinion on this
point We have called attention, moreover, to the
threats Of the Allies that they would do their best
TO break down the Wing candidate ii not OF their
own school, but we in no sort OF atfcton on
that score they ere welcome to try it on as soon
90 they like Their open hostility TO the regular
and fairly selected candidate OF the Wing party
would be preferable to sneaking. fault finding,
facsious preteDce of supporting him,
3 Its utterly grossly. wickedly false that the
Editors of the Albany Eve. Journal and The Tr
bune have settled any thing about the candidate
Tor Governor, or have attempted any thing OF the
Sort We hore release all persons with whom
may have conferred in any manner on this subject
from every obligation OF confidence and entreat
any one who can give the Express evidence in
support Of its charges 10 do So We challenge that
journal to produce some shadow Of proof 10 sustain
It's celumnies, or rest under the imputa,ioa Of WILL
fol and wanton Islander. The Editor Of the Journal
can Of course speak for himself, but we are moral.
~ certain ths, he has bad nothing to do with dsss
mating, much less settling Wing candidate Sor
Governor.
.. AS TO any arrangement being made, where
By Tee efets 6ss and itie, are rsG;sly promised
or distributed, tine lsalcs in the quotation from, the
Express are It's own it is Only an outrish, and
shameful caluniny or the persons aimed at but it
u one which could never have occurred y the mind
of any one but some nasrccnary creature who had
been accustomed TO hang about Albany and ws.b
Sns,ou whenever the Wings were in power, beg
ssng for any old clothes or broken vcsuals tia,
rassh. be ob.ainabls. There is no shadow of ex,
cuse sr il, Men who could be capable OF entering
into such arrangements are never trusted BY the
Wing party with the power OF consammatins them
So far as We can understand the illusions oi,he
E1press above qao,ed. the individual whom 1t aims
70 injure snd whom it threatens TO oppose ifnoni,
mated tor Governor, is Hon. john YorSo OF Liv'
;nsstca County for sovera! terms an able, capable