New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
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vo- ca7 sra-rsI,, form an idea OF the delight ex
periescsd bv citizens o.: View York abroad and BY
all the lovers OF good Government n ever part Of
the country. upon the iuiicious nominations winch
i,sva boa, made in tie Empire State. IL does ap
near that all enlightened and honestmInded persons
IN the State mus; see that the wastetu! and reckless
nrnras,;ings-past and presaut-ot the party hav
ing swsv. have gone FAR enough. cannot believe
that an enlightened and honest constituency Will
longer tolerate policy so manliestlv adverse %
their highest interests Fartyt1s are indeed strong
bat MOI strong enough trust, TO seduce a great
psopls In the November Election. from pam
line OF dug. The cohesive power OF the public
plumber NAV and viii. hold some IN lsnobe con
daze but 1.-THE patriotic masses OF enc OF the proud
est States OF the American mon cannot aud VII
not-with all their love Of former political assocla
tions-submit Ia misruls 50 giaunc-to d policy So
destructive The Administration OF Mr. Wright
has besides It's other miqatous measures struck a
vital blow at our benehCent Internal Improy cnlentS
and that too al auexpense equal II not greater than
would have been required to keep them IN steady
prosecution. Is this the general sense OF the
candid men OF all parses Il so will they notion
Us in patriotic effort 10 change this policy that
our energies may be hereafter expended IN the
development of our iliiGnitabls resources W all
desire to advance the veal OF cur great state ct
us not. then. play INTO the hands OF heartless
demasogues seeking selfish objects Mt whatever
and every expcnse-but let rs, ne pc9Ptc 90 70
work TOR oYrselrss-ior our unequaled Statc Every
honorable and independent consideration demands
this OF rs.
have the pleasure OF personal acquaintance
with both Mr 7 ilmore and Mr. Young aud VIII
not dis s,lisc the fact that desired MIR Fillmore
nomination. This desire grew out OF no consldera
ton preudical to Mr. Younc-ny regard for hIm
being as warm as that which cherish Tor Mr. Fill
more merely desired that, as Mr. + had oeen
defeated IN running against Mr. Wright he might
have an opportunity OF triumphing. II was a mat.
ter OF feeling Which ought TO be dismissed and ms
il IS. most cheertully, when the public Will and
public interest demanded it. The Convention, at
which Mr. Young nominated was composed
of worthy and patriotic men, who sought by All tue
lights within their command to select a caEdidate
for Governor who would b. likely to heal all riiiing
discussions in party, and in the existing eNiseI
cv conciliate the most general support 1t Is pro
bablc that the vote which Will be pocd Tor MT
Young will not very much from that which would
have been poed for NJ. Fillmore, hadhe been nom'-
mated. The Convention representing the VIII OF
the Wings of the State prcpunderated on the side
of M Young and this satisfies me that the proper
thing was done cannot see how any true w hig.
wishing well 10 the State, and. rs an incident 10
our party can withhold n warm and unqualified
supper: OF the nomination. The recent speech oil
Mr. Fillmore at Buffalo-which cannot be too much
praised-will have no doubt, silence every mnr
muir drought the Wing family, and create cordial
unanimi;y.
The nominations for all officers IN the State, made
bv the Wings this autumn, 1t IS believed are ex-
cel!ent. cannot orbear mentioning your candl-
date for County Clerk. in the City Of Newly ork.
Hon. WILLIS HALL. Can YOU not and Will you
not elect him Willis Hall has no enenles-can
have none His abilities and requirements are
rare and his nature is generous To fault W III NOT
reciprocal generosity come 10 his support Tins
would be well timed noble. and most honorable 70
the Wings The rankness, magnanimlty and
fidelity OF Mr. Hall IN his intercourse with his tel
low men elevate him above the stres OF party poll
tics especially when support is asked to place him
in the position for winch he IS now designated. HIS
serious physical calamity TO which YOU have SO
ieelingy and delicately alluded IN an editorial.
cannot TOO strongly appeal to the generous impulses
of your citizens. The last W inter and the Winter
before Mr. Hall has attended 10 business in the L.
s Supreme Court. IN this City and verify believe
that could all the persons with whom he has been
associated in the action OF business or socially
be permitted TO cast their votes in your City, at
the coming election, Mr.. Hall would get them all.
Nothing has yet been heard OF Gen Taylors re
ception by the Mexicans at Monterey. The gene
raj impression here is that a battle has been fought
there ere this, and that, OF course. the American
arms victorious
Acquisition and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are considerably
worshppcd by our fellow citizens generally. How
ever, there is old-iashioned class among US who
cling TO the Anticipated notion that squirting OBJ
servance ought yet 10 be had 70 our Constitution,
laws and regulated usage These can hardly I'M
derstand the sudden and complete annexation to
our Union OF Upper Mexico They might well
be quiet, little more progressiye'-ior their
qualms and early IDEAS OF a Republican Govern
ment are infinitely behind the times, and cannot re
ceive the smallest consideration from James h.
Polk his Cabinet. or T ather Richie
( was present this morning at a Council OF our
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