New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
hood ubnsrer uuar be the fatter Of il. Ths para.


graph preceding this VIII serve 70 explain 'he pro
cess by wh;ch /: has been manufactured MI
Young has -eT1diatei 10 v5te ne Has ever gwen
on this subject; ard he rave 10 vote which as
not concured n BIZ tvo-thi-ds 70 si1-sevenihs Oh
the Wings in tde Leeisarare. Ii ne has acted the
pa-t Q; e deIneEoe-e. the pander 10 robbers and
u,urasrer, SC. the Whig Members OF last winter,
ho did Lot expect uor desire to be candidates tor
Governor. re sharsrs IN his crime " thout his
apology OF temptation But the Courier never De-
Heved word OF this 'reP0diation. II KNOWS tull
veil Ths. Mr. YoznEs position is, and that ne has
not changed nor secsnted h;s views, By its oVn
confession therefore. no new revelations are r.
CURED" respecting them
/. VII. The Co1risr betTsys the real impulse otis
deadly hostility to M Young in attacking hin Tor
his agency II the cal OF cur Constitutional Con~er-
ton. The charge that he admitted MS object
70 b. the Extension Of Suffrage to Blacks. and
tE.sre 70 increase the strength THE u his party,
must OF course refer to some private conversation
Of Nj Yong Tor he surely never said shy thing OF
the scrt IN sr5- public debste Can it be that the
esntem7 who thus processes 70 report the private
confidential remarks Of oae Wig 20 another IS j.
" Webb himself Be /; who It may, We are
sure e-er- fair mind vii perceive that he who Is
capable OF 50 th-usting before the Pu.dc the con
fdential rr-runicat;on OF Wing. who supposed
himself speaking to brother Wing and & gentle
man Is capable also Of colOring it to suit his Pur-
pose We understand that Mr. Young expressly
denies having made sny such statement to Col.
Webb or to any body else That he is in favor OF
Universal and EQUAL Suffrage and regards this as
one Of the GOOD results which ought to aow from the
Convention. va trust. though we never heard him
say so.
: The upshot OF the matter IS that the Courier
< Enquirer will rot support the Wing candidate
I for Governor. snd that 1t means 20 give the Wing
party chance TO see how It can get along withou;
the aid Of that paper So be it, then 1t made
similar attempt with regard 20 LUTHER BRADIsH.
when Mr. B. was our candidate for Lieut. Governor
in 1895 aud it drew of some votes from him in this
City; but they were amply made up in the State.
and Mr.. Bradish elected by over Ten Thousand ma
jority. beating we believe even Gov. Seward who
had the advantageous disadvantage, as the case
may be-of the Courier's support. We have strong
and abiding confidence that Mr. Young willnow tri
urpE over its assaults on account OF Anti-Rent as
NJ Bradish did over its equally ferocons diatribes
concerning Abolition.
The BATH. is settle hosts are approaching
ench other-less than three weeks will determine
whether New ork shall cast her powerful weight
into the Wing scale or that OF the Loco-Focos.-
, Three weeks hence the Wings OF Philadelphia. OF
Baltimore. OF Boston, and soon after those OF the
whole Union. will be exulting over our victory or
T -l,ot fln,-lr Or
think. or care. of the miserable attacks John
Young, or the more miserable jealousies and ieuds
in which they have their origin They will ask
ONLY, {" Is the Wing Cause triumphant Has Silas
Wright received the discipline lie has so long de-
served yet contrved to escape! Docs New FORK
stand proudly up on the side of Protection to
Home Industry, Sound Currency, no Snb-Treas
'urv. and no more War for the extension of Slave
rnry Is size ready TO lead the Wing array in the
great struggle of lsi9 2" Men of the CONNER
cia Emporium Wings Of the Empire State what
shall be the answer
~ ROBERT TAYLOR ofthis City has been
nominated for Senator from this District by the
Wing District Convention. and has accepted
He was our candidate for Mayor last Spring, and
ran decidedly ahead OF the average Wing vote
He has Tor several years been one Of the PoliceJu
tees in our City and one OF the most faithful Elf
cent and popular Magistrates our City ever had.
He will poll very strong vote this Fall, and We
DO not despair ofhis election.
~ The Courier s. Enquuey's attack on JoHS
YoUSe,-which the author was afraid or ashamed to
sell yesterday, cvento those who had bcspoken and
were willing to pay him his price for it-may be
obtained complete in The Tribune of to-day, in
quantities to suit purchasers. Price two cents
Call early.
MArSE.-An Augusta correspondent of tha Bos-
ton Atlas says You have it enormously stated thu,
Wing has been elected in Unity Burnhan and Knox
There has been eioies in that District No choice in
any the Districts in Pscataqus County The election
in Dexter and Corinna class carried by one vote
This will be contested Illegal Goco votes have
already been ascertained We have Just received the
hn.