New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
The Stnte,

We have carefully collatcd and considered our
most recent advices from every part OF tho State,
and our conviction is strengthened that JOIN YousG
must be elected Governor by 5000 TO $4,000 major
ity. Nothing that DO ioreseen will prevent 1t.
True, the Wings might neglect tovoe, or be with
held from the polls by storm, or might vote for
their lifelong enemy and prosecutor Sias Wright:
bat we have no advices that give rcasoHto'be
licve they will pursue any such ;trcachefops and
suicidal course There are few Connties~say
Tompkins, Tiogn, Madison, Chensngo Cattarnu-
gus-from which he have not recently heard, and
we fear that the Wings are less wide awake there
than they should be-but generally the right sort
Of work is being done in the right way. Unless
some unmaginabc device is resorted to by our op-
popents, or some nconceivuble stupor weighs down
portion Of the Whigs-the election OF q Wing
Governor is
But oat excellent and most deserving. candidate
for Lieutenant Governor is in danger Of defeat and
the fact should call forth the utmost cxertions Of
every true Wing HAMILTON FISK has ever been
devoted champion OF the Wing cause, and has
never desired any thing at the hands OF its support
ers. He was once made to take the Wing nomina.
ton for Congress in Loco Foco District, aud he
L.
peutedly declining it to accept the Wing nomina
ton for Lieutenant Governor The Office he does
not want, and never did but it touches the honor
of the Wing party that he should receive from us
ali enthusiastic and effective support AS a New
Yorker born and bred, deeply identified with cur
City and all her cherished interests the OF be-
loved and veneratcd Knickerbocker who was
among the most loved and trusted officers OF Wash.
ingtons Life. Guard ii bchoves the Young Men OF
New York to give him earnest of their esteem
and confidence. The New Constitution renders the
post OF Lieut. Governor less laborious lby abolish
ing the Senatorial Court of Errors) and Mt the
time moro responsible than hitherto, Through
HAMILTON FISH, if elected, our City will have
immediate voice in the direction Of our Public
Works Public Education &c. &c. which she has
not for some time enjoyed. Tho Wings OF the State
will be enabled realize that we OF the City are.
with few exceptions, tho same with themselves, OF
like principles feelings and purposes, and deter
mined to make or recognize no distinction between
City and Country Wings.
Wing Young Men ofNew York this matter i'm,
medatoly concerns US Let us resolve that HAN
nIos FISH shall go out of this City ahead OF Gar.
diner, and we can do it. and thus ensure his cleo
ton. Let US organize acorps Of ten good voun.
teers for each po-ess than Eight Hundred in
all--who will pledge themselves to give Election
Day to the Wing Cause generally aud Hamilton
Fish especially. and we shall do the work We
need four good men constantly at each poll TO dis
tribute ballots and entreat the opponents OF Tam
many despotism not to throw away their votes
but cast them so as to tell with four to relieve
these at intervals, keep the tally lists and look
up the needless or dilatory and we shall do the
work. Who will volunteer fos this duty Let all
such report themselves to their respective Ward
Committees and have tho ball put in motion immc
diately. Ikis Geek only remains for PREPARATION
Shall we not improve it thoroughly