New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
THE Wings of New-York and the sc, 200 simon
Pureg In Ruckram.
From The N Y. Express Of Tuesday

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nosnt. The differences Of principle, as we
sisted the other day between IA and them tower iat
above any all the money questions OF inc oay-1oi
these differences upon the structure ana orsalza
49,. of The whole social system and about the main and
Fundamental rights Of property-and hence II thcy per
.ss, in carrying out their principles and are successu
in securing nomination OF candidates 70 carry out
such principles il IS our brs ana our Shcsl uuty no
tny 10 ourselves and 10 our country but 10 the "hg
party Of the Union TO separate ourselves from them
Now differing the Wings OF the old schoo! 90 from
the Wings of the new school in most Of these undnen
TAI principles OF government, which we have shown
In former article Of far higher importance tha
Tariffs subTreasurcs or any or al! oi the money
questions of the day cannot be expected that we should
aid ip carrying out the principles we aohor hut ms
difference these great principles. naturally leads 10
greater differences in respective modes OF carrying
them out
"Tbe principles OF the new school OF Whgs-we mean
no offence in saying it-naurally tend 10 the lowest and
bases; appeals 10 the human heart and TO the woog ana
winning of every faction that springs up which ncces
sary. ii INDUCED in. absorbs our party. "a whole ana
make il party of foctioHs instead OF lBucd Uho ne
consequence is, crop OF demagogucs, not Wmgs-ior
nothing odious TO Il true Wing than the despca
Die character OF dcnagogue-aud the immediate ana
signal defeat OF the Wing party the moment alter
its victory Hence in the newspapers OF this new school
OF Whigs have oil the ran cant and c!aptrap phra
and low base appeals 10 prejudice and ignorance
1hh have in the worst papers ofthe ocofoco school
Their effort b array the poor against the rich
the employed against the employer the aborer against
the capitalist class Of society against another ana
10 make one believe that another is his adversary
Now there is no reason why the Wing party in This
State should always be in power II Is IN Massa
chusetts Vermont md Rhode Island generally as in
Connecticut but except that il is dnordl-ed by such
principles have stated above. advocated IN the
way we have set forth We have more Wing interests
In property stake than any Wing state in New England
or in the Union-Ja this Nro York rs The only Of me
Free States cre i" The Loeo Fooo party there is Rearig #
not quite large an amount Of property as there - IN me
Hhig partyand the OF ths IT, that such princl
Piles as the Albany Evening Journal and its sl"vishly fol
lowing echoes in different parts OF the state pronugSe
and defend keep from US men OF property In the Loco
Foco ranks and divert from men OF property IN the
Wing ranks.
.Rr We have thus quoted the more significant
passages from the two-column leader in yester-
days Express, in order that none Of our readers
may. mistake the object and the scope OF the war
fare waged by that journal and its Wall street
comradc The issue is broadly made-the Wing
party must dsown and excommunicate The Eve
ming Journal, The Tribune and other journals of
like character or it can no longer be supported 10y
the Express and the Courier " Enquirer.-Those
papers have resolved to be no longer known as
Wing these continue to be recognized as SUCH
The party is fairly informed TINT i, must choose
between the one school and the other
Property, men Of Property interests IN
Property large amount OF Property these are
the considerations uppemost in the mind OF the
Express The Loco Focos OF this State nnvc a
great many men of Property on their side these
ought by good rights TO belong to the Wings and
would If it were not for the Jacobinsm of The Trib
une and Evening Journal. This is the ruling idea
Of the Express Could You suppose the very pa
per which asserts all this would be so senseless
and illogical to charge with striving to ar
ray the Poor against the Rich one class of Soc
ETY. against another &c Is not this the very thing
the Express is plainly doing at the moment it is
charging the like as u crime upon us 2 For. II the
Rich should come to our side because they are Rich
is not the converse proposition inevitable Who
can be so silly not to see that ii the Rich should
belong to us Jec0uS, they Rich, the Poor are Al
the same time repealed from us because they are
Poor
We protest against all tins Jacoblnism We
have been destitute OF Property most OF our lives
we have some at Inst but we Were not less ardent
Wings when we had not ten dollars in the world
than we are now, The questions which array the
Wing and Loco Foco parties against each other
are not Of the character the Express would have
them believed, and he can hardly bc well-wisher
TO the Wing Cause who so represents them, Such
mercepary appeals may bring lucrative patronage
10 journal but never triumphs to the party Of
which the Wealthy are claimed as inevitable sup
porters
But why should not the Wings OF New Work be
always in power &c We say because Educs
ZION and Intelligence not universal here IN
the Eastern States named because we have fewer
Churches and Lyceums with more Gros shops and
Gambling. houses in proportion than they have and
because class interests and class distinctions have
been more cherished hcrc by the Press and other
wise than in New England Each OF these rea-
sons has had some weight here that assigned by
the Express has had none AT all The Property
Of this State was still more equally divided IN Poli
tics in 1880, 80, 81, and 30 than il is and
there Were no Tribune no isms OF any kind 10
blame for it Vet the Wing party was very badly
beaten in the Elections held in those wears Why
was this, ii the isms of The Tribune and Even.
ing Journal are the cause Of our recent reverses
Whether The Tribune is noted for low and base
appeals 10 prejudice and ignorance its readers
must Judge They know already that zee had no
part in provoking or getting up tins controverSy-
that we have not thought OF turning any one out OF
the Wing party who chooses TO stay in j, and to
treat its members civilly-ths, we have denounced .
no candidate and no school OF protested Wings
that we have not ssid with regard 10 any one that
be should or would be opposed by Wings II NOM.
na,ed-shat We have never protested TO engrait
any novel features on the approaching State con.
test and have referred 10 none. except the threat
sned hostility OF the Courier and the Express 10
the Whig candidate for Govepor-and thar the
Progressive Wing Democracy is coinage o; the
Express itself. though thst paper is base enough 10
quote it as though it were When We used
q, we quoted it from that psper. as It very well
snows though It's readers kept IN ignorance OF
he fact,
word now as to the Goseraor,up, which /,
made the presext for the onslaught 50 Tar from
icing committed or devoted to any msn,we have not;
p to this moment decided IL our own mind who
ught to be the Wing candidate, and probably shall
ct decide until the Wing Nomination Convention
ball have assembled We have 10 personal ends
, be subscribing ambition to be sratiied When
len whom we know as devoted, able and unfinch-