New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
~ The Courier &. Enquirer reiterates

.o..d notbinr O; the kind. and our reference TO
oovel features pointed expressly 10 the threatened
o,,,o.;tiop of the Courier and the Express to the
yvb;y candidate for Governor. should he happen 10
he one OF a different school from their own We
have never spoken Of any other novel feature, as
the Courier well knows So again says the Courier,
I'VE know no such party as that d the ProgrsS
sire Why Democracy Neither do we. The
phrase is coinage of the Express the distinction
!, iu,nies has been made by that paper and The
Courier-never unless in the strictest sehdeience
-, The Tribune. We adhere to the Wing party
and intend to support its candidates OF whatever
school they NAV be We haze drawn no ulvidions
distinctions among Wings. and neither PROVOKED
nor commenced any discussion with respect 10 our
next candidate for Governor. We have SIMPLY
,rood in resistance TO the demonstrations OF the
Courier and the Express, that eminent and veteran
,,.bigs shall not be prescribed because they are
Known or supposed to be favorable to some one or
other Of the Reform movements OF the day We
have never uttered word in favor OF the selection
ola candidate favorable to one or another OF these
Reforms: we have demanded slmI y that his occu-
owing such position shall not depriTe the Wing
candidate, should such one be nominated, OF the
votes Of the Wings. And yet the Editor OF the
Courier with all this staring him in the face does
not hesitate after quoting sentences from our
| columns, to say,
Here then We have distinct avowal, that TO insure
success the Wing party must abandon Us principles and
do something 10 court the ABoLITroNIsTs, the ANTI
| RENTERS and the FoURIERrTEs. What say our " mig
rcsders 70 This imuudent proposition What say the
| Whigs OF the State-what the Wings OF the United
States 10 ii The Tribune distinctly asks after repeatedly
declaring that ts Fourersm mad nothing 70 90 Win us
politics what shall be the relation OF these 'sNs 10
our practical politics = Let the Wings IN Convention
! on the 22d Of September, answer this question The
mask fairly thrown aside and all dhcu!ty on the
part of honest and true Wings is az an end
Surely, the man who could assert the above in
the face OF repeated and explicit corrections, would
not be deferred by conscience or shame from assert
inr any thing he fapcies convenient or advanta-
geous But can such assertions mlslead any one
whose good opinion is worth having
ERV Hon. William Sacyer OF Ohio, we hear
with regret has been repudiated BY his party, re-
cefving but 90 votes of 80 in the Loco Congress
sional Convention OF his District. We have heard
and announced his denomination, but that appears
20 have been by County Convention and has
been overruled.) WILLIAM ARMSTRONG steps into
his shoes Not word approving Mr. Sawyer
course appears IN the resolves OF the Convention
though Senator allen is kindly remembered there
We are sorry for Sawyer He is an ignorant
uncouth. aud not brilliant, but Yankeel clever. kind
well.meaning man. His habit OF eating lunch
: pretty regularly in the Representatives Hall OF the
Nation was coarse and i'll bred but no killing affal
any how Perhaps correspondent chastised II
rather severely but he did it III perfect good feel
ipc. and in n vein of broad caricature which would
doubles. have led nne,tenths of those who ever
heard of the matter to suppose the whole story
quiz If he had simply and quietly corrected his
fault, going down stairs TO Johnny Foys or any OF
the Committee-rooms or passages Of that Egyptian
labyrinth to eat his lunch, all would have been we'll
If any saw fit to laugh at the article, he should
have laughed too and that would have settled the
business The ALTERATION OF Sausage Sawyer
would never have been suggested or would have
attracted no attention. But he chose To tall into
passion about the matter, and limited at personal
chastisement while admitting the substantial truth
of our correspondents statement, and his party on
his colleague Brnkcrhof' motion expelled all cor
respondents and reporters FOR The Tribune from the
g House Perhaps they have made something by 1t
~ as they certainly have made world. wide reputa
ton for Mr. Sawyer, but suspect he is not great
y obliged to them.