New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
Organisui.

1.-The Atp.Sv Fy-rsr,so JOURNAL which
be the d!ctatoria Wing organ oil " mig Puohe OPINION IA
,bis great sat nisreprcsen and peyeris thai opinion
and long since ceased 10 be It's organ II may represent
CLIQUE il doubt represents factions but the souha
straightforward, Wing conservative opinion o. -
State, 1t aboriuably perverts We do not speH
We do not speak without book. we nave ~ SI,s}
and high, and abundant authority Tor sayI's ~ $40 he
Party Of the Union that pape. Tinted 10 the Capt
~, n2tbe Sat. psteyning after the Albany argus IA
morals but not Ia manners we regret l" say - ~
nJo =. ofcnsiye to whigs all over The State paftcG
IsIIv In the Western District where wig ttrene nee
80 - .; here In this city OF New-fork and nc" organ
hiss become necessary % represent the wings OIL the
state at the Capital and there IS call ana an opening
e. .rcb am nrgsn more loud and earnest than that
which summoped the Atlas into existence there 10 COY
rect the Argus Indeed such organ is Indispensable
five hope TO make converts from tne pary
for their universal response is, when we call upon
them TO desert their corrupt and miGchevous leao
crs, Yours are just as oad W. L I@P'"''.
r. We copy the above commencement OF Ia
bored and savage attack on the Evening journal In
yesterdays Express, with notion OF replying 10
It's charges but with very different purpose. ="
deny emphatically that any journal is or useiuny
can be the organ of the Wing party whether 1t
he AN old or a new organ The idea that a new
organ has become necessary TO represent the Wings
of the State at the Capital. is most mistaken and
mschievous one. The Wings mainly do their own
which their Maker has provided them Ii any body
wants to paper of the Express gems at AL
bany, we hope he will go about it at once, though
we consider the American Citizen ihere lar
Wing paper, and cannot why our neighbor
should pass il over in expressive silence. IL Is
scarcely year yet since the Albany Daily Adyer-
tiser, highly respectable Wing journal OF some
forty years standing, and possessing all the better
qualities and notions of the Express, gave up
the ghost for want of sustenance after having bro
ken its publishers We confess the facts within
our knowledge do not justify any very sangulne
hopes for the success of such orgun as the Elk
press would fain call into being.
That "The Albany Journal assumes to DC the
dictatoridi Wing organ of Wing public opinion,
seems to us to be as wide of the truth assertion
could well be, and we know that just such assuInp
ton has been charged on The Tribune without
shadow of foundation. The Journal utters its own
convictions and these are the public opinion of
Just 30 many as concur in them, whether they DO
million or but score. If that paper ever was an
organ in the way the Express bodies forth we
give il Joy of its radiance of the troubles and
sponsibilities Of such position An Editor VINO Is
at perfect liberty TO speak out his own honest
thoughts and convictions has q hard enough task
but if no is to write not us his untrammeled judg-
ment dictates but the organ OF others-of over
million of people, with their various peculiaritics,
prejadces and passions-thcn is his attitude most
pitiable. He can neither act with honor TO himself
nor with usefulness TO mankind.
"In the Western District where the Wing
strength les means in Rochester, where Native
movement was got up overa yenr ego TO head Off the
Eve. Journal and all who usually agree with it on
public questions. When Nativism went into liquida
tion this little cabal with its organ slipped into the
Wing ranks to sec what chance for speculation it
could find there The Editor Of the Express, dur
ing his recent visit Rochester, of course the
hail.iellow of this cocre, and perhaps new or
gan at Albany decided on i'll their confidential /
meetings Very good let us have it If somebody
will furnish the cash. the rest is easy enough.