New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

70 Our friend WILLIAM E RoBIysoS Richie
lieu, for several years connected with The Tribune
as Washington correspondent and otherwise, has
permanently connected himself with the young but
thrifty MORNING EMPRESS OF Buffalo Response
this connection, he says
Is" need not say that The Express will continue,
has been devoted To the advocacy OF liberal Way pEin
cipes During my education IN an honored Institution
OF earnng-beloved and venersIed fME-l viewed,
apart from early prejudces the principles OF the TWO
parties Whether II was has been said the aooT
OF the United States House o; Representatives that ed
ucaron with Democracy" or otherwise, | know
not but the deeper investigated the subject the strong
were my feelings III favor OF the wing party. since
that time I'LL now, the feelings haze grown more
decided have enough 10 convince me tina. " Lo-
co-Focosm" is not Democracy" have seen II stop
internal improvements. have seen IL veto bills Tor tic
security and encouragement OF internal commerce.
have seen II desert the great principles OF freedom and
sacrifice the best Of It's parry Tor the best and most
independent acts OF their public career have seen II
crush the interests OF home labor 20 enrich the English
Manufacturers have seen thousands OF poor men
who deserved encouragement turned out OF employ
ment BY yetCes and stop policies. have seen claims
10 territory clearly and unquesronaoy our own, in
g!oriously abandoned before Zoe worthy OF brave
mans steel. have sister Republic menaceG by
ous army marched beyond the boundaries claimed by
leading Loco Focos present Congress whose opIn
ions gwen officially charInen OF committees
have the pinons pucAed from the white wing OF
Commerce wait the desoat!ns shaft OF War 70 the
hearts OF our fellow men when Wax might have been
avoided. have seen the rav!nes and praIries OF
neigh5O.ing country where flowers were rejecting tie
smiles OF angels and birds echoins the music OF
Heaven drenched with blood and echolng the ereans OF
expiring and innocent 70 sahte the ulsd ambition
OF those who had compromised Whist they Claimed as
own territory and VINO seemed 10 take this method
OF making up for their losses. These and MANI other
things have seen not only praccced oy their leaders
in violation OF precedent law and the Constitution but
have the ects OF the leaders endorsed even 10
extreme inconsistency oy the party
Turning away from tst party, have seen the Wings,
though nnd power contcntlng tor the best
Interests OF the whole country. have seen them N
favor OF protecting own citizens. wherever born,
against the ruincus competition OF European mznuiac-
Turers- have them N favor OF Aoeral pOLcy OF
Internal improvements develop the great resources
OF country, and 10 give employment 70 he people
nave them N favor OF doing justice even 10 our
enemies and iurbearing 10 strike weak toe fnoush
marching under The banner ot HENRY CLAY, whose
voice had reused the nation arms, and hUrabed the
greatest power IL the world N the OF lcl2 hsye
them battling gloriousy Inc .e!i against ioren
and n Ike council against the oysrsnadoSIng OF
our by fgrrlsE have seen them n ;aTor o.
the same currency to- the ofceao-dsE and the people
And tals have particular section out syery
where from Maine Florida the SANE splrt psrTadlg
;he Whis party The Northern Wings yielding nothing
70 the South and the South asking nothing iron the
North but the FAR construction OF the Constitution N
rs liberal compromises. These things have seen and
exal, my opinion OF human catu-e and 20 bind
me 10 Wing principles.
There some who vii honor me With a daily pc
.usa who hare honestly entertained wrong views OF the
Wing party /; been falsely represented oy interest
&c opponents thar ne Wings A-lstoc-a-c, Anr.
Reform, ac6 AarRep uhIican parry-nosrle 70 the IN
terest AID careless concerning he Tsnt OF the poor
trust the reSs viii Do something toward removing
tina. untounded impression, unless those WHO are de-
ce,ved utterly refuse &c read