New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02
The whies-Reforn and Progress.

ven,ion to the Loco Focos. Il says Of tie Wing
merchants, clerks, &c
They WILL yor-taey CANNOT BE MADE 20 vote Tor
the new prtne.Oie The TSune ne BE- Aoany >.
The platform of tie Wing party
Fifty times have We enphsticaiiy denied the &C
cu.a,ion here embodied and demanded proof, ba; no
shadow Of proof is given. Again and again re ask
Where. uIer has Gov Seward, the Eve. Journal or
The Tribute put forth as Wing doctrines, nach less
as the platform ofthe Wing party, those views held
By either or all of them from which you dissent
The only answer we can get IS more ca1aor, more
denuncistion Gov. Stewards hostility 10 Registry
Laws has always been combated by The Tribune;
his idea of allowing Immigrants 10 vote without
being naturalized has found 10 advocate with u.s.
and vet we never thought Of refusing 10 vote Tor the
Whig Ticket on his account We know no Wing
doctrines, bat those embodied in the Addresses AID
Resolutions of Wing Conventions, and yet We be
lieve and incuca,e some ideas which are not peca-
LA. TO our own or any other party. We favor H.
dustrial Association; the Express opposes il, We
Go no, see that The Wing party either bas expressed
or is called 70 express eny opinion on the subject
so of many other matters. We say IL things essen
tial Ito the acknowledged Wbig faith lie: there be
unity il non essentials Liberty in all things char
i;y If the Express can act with on this platform,
very well If not i, has its choice 10 renounce the
Wing party Try to put those With whom II differs
out Of it We only ask that it should give fair no.
tice when and where its attempt 10 procure Bull
of Recommendation is 20 be made; and then, 1.-THE
Wing party shall be fairly, deliberately induced to
Gu, US of as heretics the decision will have its due
weight with the community
The Express says that its sort Of Wings, when
called upon TO vote for the able and most worthy
Conservative candidates presented Tor their support
make answer:
"THy LEADERS OF oUa Party ARE WORSE THAN THE
Loco Focos THEMSELVES, and the ketcnums and Ed
wardses will De overwhelmed by them. Give Iammany
It's swlng Trust to the tender mercies OF an enemy
rather than to the treachery of protested friends
Well. if they think so. they must so; butwe do
say this looks like hard usage Of such men as D. B.
and J. D. P OoDEs, HIRAM KETcHUM, OGDEN
EDWARDS. R. s and J. H. WILLIAMS. n. B. BLUNT,
DC. &C. These ardent, lifelong Wings are nomi-
mated as WI ig candidates by the Wing Nominating
Convention; they are undoubted and able Conserva-
tives, without single Wing Radical on the ticket
Our city is TO choose, for architects of New Con-
s,itution between these and Messrs Vache, Tiden,
Hunt, Concly, D. r. T. Jones, &c. Our Conserva-
ves of stock dividends and mercantile profits prefer
to trustthe tender mercies Of Tammany rather than
the approved fidelity Of the Ogdens, Wiliamses, &c
because three men in different parts OF the State
neither Of them holding candidate for any of
fice-avow sentiments with which they are not suit
ed Surely, this is beyond fa,uity-it is driveling
-, b,-n MI
own nose to spite the face is profound wisdom in
comparison
The Express picks out few Counties in which
the Wings have not been successful, and attempts
to lay the blame on the Eve. Journal, &c thus
The Wing tickle, is defeated in the old Whie County
of AIbauy aud the four AnRenters, two old Wings and
two old Loco Focos adopted by the AnttRenters are
elected. In Schenectady and Montgomery the two
next Counties the Locos cnrry the day IN
Wing County every way from It's ihterests
and irressbly so If the Wing creed there was what II
is in New. gland. North Carolina, Kentucky,
only divide the honors
Csyusa is lost not only from the ultra abolition i'm
pulse created under such auspices as that oil Gov Sew
,rds Chautauque County Letter-but from siding with
such impulses and ouch feelings. Csyuga almost III
ways was Wing TIL leaders got on the new track
Now Albany has been quite often against as
for the Wings since ls2s-oftener since ls4o. The
Anti Rent ticket. composed of Two off of each the
old party tickets, is chosen one OF the Lscos bya
close vote but would not have been had the conser-
vative Wings of Albany and Watervlet voted as
fully as the Anti Renters did Schenectady is
very uncertain, iuctua,ing county. Loco last fall,
and he Wing candidate is now defeated by some
far reaching though unexplained treacbery. Mont
gomery has done better than il did for Clay, and
would probably have been carried but for the fact
that The most prominent Anti Renter in the county
was on the Loco ticket, which has carried away
TWO Wing towns. onondaga, so irresistibly "a
Wing County every way" always gave heavy
Jackson msjori,ies, has been steadily against US
since 1889. gave Polk $50 and Wright So majority,
with the Tariff directly at stake. Did the EXPRESSES
sort of Wings refuse 10 vote for Clay and FREEING
huysen because OF their aversion TO Gov. Seward
and The Tribune l-Cayuga, too was always strong
for Jackson, has been Wing but twice since ls4o'
and then BY reason Of euds 10 the LocoFoco ranks.
gave Polk 2ls, Wright 333 majority. So far from
being ultra Abolition now, our candidates and
paper clawed off even from Black Suffrage, but 10
no purpose If il was Conservatism which refused
TO send Judge COMING 10 the Legislature for fear
of the heresies of Gov Seward, We must say lis
iacGltles are none Oh tne heeHesI
The Express asserts untruly that we have said or
i'm piled that that the Wings ofthe Country can do
without those Of the City. Far from it There is
no such real difference between them as should die
tate a separation. But the live Wings. whe,herin
the City or Country, who steadily battle for success
doing their full share of work each in the canvass
and at the polls, will be compelled TO do without
their dead namesakes, whose only idea of Whig-ism
is hostility all Innovation all Progress all search
ing Reform, who only bring to the Wing camp the
unpopulari,y OF their arstocratic notions. pEac-
tees and manners, and whose efforts for Wing sue
cess are confined to grumbing at whatever is done
by the party and refusing 10 vote even for the very
men they would have chosen because they choose
no, TO like somebody else. OF his sort of Wings
the present supply is considerably in excess OF the
demand and whether they mean 20 turn the rest
on, of the party or quit il themselves is matter of
perfect ind iference We believe The party will be
stronger, as well in the City as the State when they
shall have lef, i, or excommnnica,ed it, which ever
thew may see I'll 10 do.