New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
Prorrc.. of Disorp .nIzntiou.

The New York Express Is dihsent IN Its efforts
to disorganize the Wing party. More than col
unn OF It's Yesterdays sheet was given up to ali
assault upon Wing Statesmen and Wing Presses
Its malice and It's esotism are displayed III rete
rated threat To divert 10000 votes from the W Ing
Nominee for Governor Fortunately the Express
has not the power of gratifying its mallgnity. It's
30 600 voters will prove but so many Electors " IN
buckram" But give 1t credit for the desire TO
do all the evil it threatens
ITO the candidate named by the Tribune. Mr.. John
Young OF Livingston one whom we have threatened
to oppose the only objection can have is that as We
understand his position he is pledged to Other principles
than those OF the Wing party. We Know nothing OF
him personally. We do not know that eyes ever
ic upon HIM and therefore, can have preudices
against him We only say that his principles are
now understood in tins part OF the state his vote here
abous will will fall thirty thousand behind that OF the
Wing party while IL his power 10 set himself night
in mems opinions, and ii he is candidate, 10 command
the full vote OF the Wing party.
The Express has been busy for months in traduc
ing Mr. YoUNG. and now bases upon its own calum-
MES a preteXt for opposing hum II is false that
Mr. y. -" is pledged 10 other principles than those
OF the Wing party; and the tasehood originated
with the Express |; his principles are misunder-
| stood ii is because disorsanzers have been al
work misreprescntinG him. JOHN IoUNG has ever
enjoyed the confidence OF the unwaverlnc and III
| domltabe Wings OF Livingston county. As thelr
| Representa- IN the Legislature and III Congress
he has ably and faithfully indicated their principles
| And vet he is thus basely assaied by processing
| Wing paper whose only authority Tor the attack
rests upon its own slanderons accusation
But while the assaults OF such papers as the
| Express upon one promlnen; hlg, excite mel
! Their surprise nor apprehension. confess both
our sstonishment and regret 10 see another prom
. nent Wing gratuitously aSsailed IN the Buffalo
| Commercial Advertiser;
Il, cannot be denied. however tha; there is among
the great mass OF the Wing party avery strong dsincl
Governor OF the names tNAt
have been mentioned To prevent misrepresentation on
This point and 20 deal with al fairness lest injustice may
be done 10 many estimable gentlemen we should say
that so far as are advised this objection specially
lies againS; Nj Ira HARRIS. We are not certain that
that gentleman wishes nomination or would TAKE II II
rendered him but his name Is often mentioned as one
likely TO be- candidate before the Convention and that
tho Ground on which he viii be brought forward N al
diton 10 his conceded abily, Is ms identification with
| Anti Rentism Amid the many contradictory opinions
and statements put forth reference 70 the immortal
troubles possible that the great body oihcpeope may
have erroneous impressions thc subject but however
that NAV be IL Is certain that the Wing party, such
viii reluctantly come into the support OF one nom
! mated with the view ~ gaining Anti heni votes
| For such an article from Sact a source. we We're
| unprepsrcd Ii there be justice or wisdom IN tins
wanton stack upon Mr. HARMS, they are too deep
| ~ yelled FOR our comprehension The Commercial
Advertiser might q: leas, have spared lis repudla
! ton OF Mr. HARRIS unul II ascertaiaed tnat he
wishes a nomination would take II. II rendered
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who has been faithfully laboring IN our cause a
| Member o. the Legislatures OF lsi5 and lsio. snd
| who is now among the most enlightened and patri-
orc Delecates In the present Constitutional Reform
| Convention for unprovoked denunciatlon the Com
mercial Advertiser has done an INJURY to our cause
which II cannot iail 10 regret Why this slacrlty
IN sssailins friends Can we afford thus 10 turn
our batteries upon our own lines Can We hope
| for success against the common Zoe when we dis
| play such impstience for the slaughter OF friends
| There are several thousand Wigs il the Central
! Counties honestly opposed 10 the Feadal Tenures
under which they hold their Farms Does the But
fslo Com Adv. seek their Acknowledgement Are
these Electors 10 be prescribed. W hisS. because
they ask TO be elevated irom condition OF Sertom
70 the dignity OF Freehoders Is our party strong
enough not only TO strike down such men SIS JoHS
iorSG and Ira HARRIS, but 70 s,igmatize ana
brsad their friends Can we hope Tor the success
o.. osr candidates, however unexceptionable. while
one distinguished Wing Is wantouly caluu,niated
| IN New-fork and smother gratutously denounced
in Buffalo
1t important that candidate for Governor,
| when nominated. shoald have the united snd cor.
dial support OF the Wing party. Is the course Of
the C. ( E, Express and Buffalo Com Adv. calcu.
lated 70 etsect this object II neither Mr.. You've
| nor Mr. HARRIS are TO be nominated their iuau-
ence aud the votes OF their friends indispensa
BILE 20 the success Of the Ticket Where, then. is
rhe wisdom to say nothing o; the justice, OF these
| denunciations AID Eve. journal