New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04
The Newly ork Express.
rom The Albany Evsning Journ

The Express viii sioop handy words with me Al
hany Evening Journs We car add nothing 70. ana take
nothing from the chsrsc,sr of mat Journal THE principles
that guide and The motives that iinpe H. are wen hno"
Enough 10 say ana TO see MAJ WIN sDGn ~, Sat,
or If So ran.itor That Will pass a""y rom ne
.lalowness Of the foundation upon WAic2 i - ~
WhiIs inc Safe Of NewYork il essentially srf npHhu
r.lly yVhip-a= much Connecticut, ceThloy moi
Msssachu. and Vc.m0u-powe Is constant! 10. ~
even amid distractions OF tue enemy ue'e' oY
,ysv o,r ,ime ard our IL the rursuli OF pns
lons-h-re An-It-ni. there Aboiion-h-re "a "h-.d
in icing t.rrars peace tomorrow. bluster.r.
;or war If we cannot follow be Evening Journal IN the
,Ia n 81 our recks in turning sudden corners. or
10 wear in the adu!aiion OF strange
The Express has done little else than foop 10 handy
,rord with The Evening Journal for three months ana
even now fasfes its opening assertion hy oahdyns
column OF words without taking oreat3
lis difficult 10 determine which OF the uncean oirds
that hover about the Express dropt this egg INTO ta nr
The charge against of Abolition and Ambient preo
lecrions from paper that went body ana oIeecnes
over 10 Native Arnericsn5m. will snause II 1t does not
instruct its readers. But enter plea OF guilty 70
the charge of being opposed to Slavery Federalism and
Prescription Nor we likely TO be convinced By
Press that chung 10 Capt TYLER unt II MAJ absorbed s
last drippincs Of his patronage hat the acy"cacJ o.
man Liberty Republican Teuures and Universal sui
frare is inconsis,en, with Wing principles
The Express mistakes its nature IN suppcS'ne ins'
il cauuo, turn sudden corners There Is not cor.
ner IN that sharpangied city that It would no. Turn
with ease and aacritY for poace 1t "a equally al iau
in aserm!ng the Wing party cannon nave SUCCESS ~
this State with all it, make weights ana Gra"0acks-
New York guides may that city into sun more
hopeless minority and yet the WING yeomanry OF the
country will redeem al triumpaanty
mNovr n the Whgs of New York were not tnmmeled by
their would be- leaders, If Wing principles here had fair
pay as they have elsewhere, there would not long te any
such Democracy III Ne~York, bat The Democracy mere
would be of the school and class it is in NewEng.e1d anc
Orio We should Ind difficulty, IN short lime, IN cor
msudue our naturally 10000 majority. whenever II was
worth the whole Hence the Wing party can never
get iato and keep power here Until It is Feorsali[ed
The citv of New York has enjoyed, TO surc't the coun
sels which the Express would extend 10 the state In
tho c the opinions and individuals denounced by the
Express have been long since repudsted ana why Is
il that the cit sinking deeper and deeper WY nave
The Solomons who propose 10 reorganle lne5 Sp'ie;
failed 10 recover the ciyi When these physicians hsl
themselves it will be time TO think OF extending thel.
practice But there are no LEADERS" here. We are all
working rank and file Wings. The Editors OF the Elk
press or Of the Courier ana Enquirer are welcome 10
come and lead" md manage 10 their hearts content
They would find an open reid
hut reorganization of the party" is not the only
thing wante:
1--WE must have Journal in Albany that will not listen TO
every whisper and every political damsel thal sRos
along the street No mans house can prosper Wheh 'nc
head Of Is mol faithful his family hu. embracing every
dark and doubtful the day The curing locks ana
pegrly teeth Of Aboonsm have their charms Tor some
strive 10 make embrace IL "The shrieslng HE, ana
spirts,irrinp drum delicious TO the ears OF
many happy home and The sweet dear prs!e oi
children are delightful TO more
WIZ not transfer the Express TO Albany Or ii the
CITY could spare better paper, let some Que
or two OF its thirty-siX Fathers establish branch
here There is ample room aud verge enough for the