New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22
VIII the Whigs votes

.ra .b;ore the bunker State Ticket and keen
feel that il they wish TO preserve even tne name
Democracy. they must throw overheard the rot
Safety Fund Bankers, ex Conservative Custom
,use Secret Inspectors, and all the corrupt and
ygling intriguers who trampled on the "ilmo'
oviso that memorable Sunday morning at syria
a. Not for the sake Of the Wings but TO work
cir own party into Q position where they may
ain hope 10 beat the Wings, do the masses who
ere circumveDted in the Cromwell and Crsmer
invention propose the anxious inquiry, Wil the
rhiss vote at the Election Just before usF We
s~er. THY Willard the following are some
the grounds for this conviction
/. The Wing Ticket il personally very strong
1e have seen no man OF either party who denied
il. There has been DO such ticket for like sta
,ns presented for many years. The character OF
.pdidstes has great weight with large portion
the Whig party, and thousands will vote this
Ear who would very probably neglect it II only
ediocre men were presented.
Q. Many Wings, and especially Of that class who
O often neglect TO vote. were displeased that Mr..
uIxoRE was not made to run for Governor last
ssr. without regard to bis own wishes They es-
EN- the man, and feel great confidence In his
,iIity and integrity az eminently fitting him tor
ontroer of the Finances and Guardian Of the
urrency of our State. They wanted just Willard
iIlmore- for this place and, having constrained
I'm TO accept the nomination, they will feel that
,eir honor il involved in his energetic support
| f;s defeat through their supinenen would be not
,erely diseraceiul but absolutely trescherous.
2. 80 of HAMILTON FISH. He was dragooned
ito running for Lieutenant Governor last year,
hen he wished to decline and ought to have been
ermtted. He was shamefully beaten 10 the can
ass, owing TO influences nowise personal TO him
ELF, while not an objection to him had been or
,uId be made, and when no man of his age In the
tate was more deservedly popular The Wing
arty very properly insisted on bis denomination
nd. in the face Of bis repeated endeavors to de-
line he has been compelled to stand poll Every
Wing who feels that he was i'll used last year is
honor bound to put forth his utmost exertions to
ecure not merely the election of MIR Fish, but to
,u, him at the head Of the poll We believe that
many will vote and work for his sake who other
wise might not.
4. The Evening Post, Albany Alias and many
ther Influential journals Of the opposite party have
Oddly and repeatedly charged that the vehement
forts which procured the nomination Of Hunger
ord in place of Flagg were impelled or prompted
,y the personal interests Of Canal Contractors and
,thers having claims on the State Treasury, who
ave not been able 10 procure their approval by Mr.
rlagg and the present Canal Board. They have
therefore, Frustrated Flagg & Co and put up set
4 their own new men instead Who does not
Zee that these men, If elected, will be under direct
personal obligation to those who paved their way
o ofice-wiIl be constrained TO look favoraby on
heir claims Cor damages and extra allowances
will in short be the attorneys in fact OF those who
ire eagerly clutching at the keys of the Treasury
We do not here impeach the integrity of the Hunk
Or candidates for Controller Treasurer, &c--we
merely urge the obvious fact that their relations
With those who have formidable claims on the State
IRE Of such nature as should forbid their election
We think prudent, careful, tax paying, debt-abhor
ing citizens will be drawn out by this consideration
10 vote the unbiased untrammeed Wing ticket
s. The ExTESsIoS OF SLAVE TERRITORY has be.
CONE an important element in the pending canvass
90 not by the Wings but by their adversa
ries The Wilmot Proviso. as It's name imports,
was moved by an adhering LocoFoco from Penn
svlvania Among its conspicuous supporters were
Nessrs Timothy Jenkins and 0rville Hunserford,
Hunkers. Of this State. Nearly all the Members
from the Free States voted for it, though some
were finally backed off by Presidential influence
and patronage. And yet that Proviso was thrown
overheard at the Hungerford Convention, and sneer
ed at a. The Wilmot Vomtto in the Albany Ar
gus the bunker organ. At this moment the w ash
ington Union claims the result in Pennsyl vsnia as
q triumph over the Wilmot Proviso although Mr..
Wilmot flooded thestate with speeches advocating
Skunk and the Proviso together II the ticket of
Croswell a Co 10 elected no one can doubt, none
can seriously deny. that the circumstance will be
quoted everywhere AZ a rejection Of the Wilmot
Proviso by the Empire State Ii will be the death.
blow Of No Slave Territory, iorthe whole South and
q full third Of the North viii be combined in etiec
tive hostility thereto Who does not feel that thou
sands will come out to vote against Slavery Exten
sion who otherwise might not vote at ani
we know the activity, the concert the dssps
ration the command OF money and the unscrrpu
lousness Of those who have seized on the machner,
Of that great party TO which stand opposed, an'
are using il in support Of Conquest and Slavery bn
We kuoW otHo tues tho tSSs"t~ ''NANs W." f~'''
are not with them. and that two-thrds of its mem
bers who have any opinion on the subject regar'
the Hongeriord ticket with intense aversion. Thes'
may not vote for the Wing candidates, but thou
sands can be coaxed driven to vote for thu
Hankers 1t 10 our confident beliethereiore that ih
Wing State Ticket viii triumph by msjorities rang
ing from Ten to Thirty Thousand after all who car
be shall have been roped in to Support the Regu
lar Nominations II the full Wing vote is polled
Mr. Fimcre's majority must exceed Thirty Thou
sand. Whissi need we once more en.rest you Il
perfect your organization forthwith Precious hour,
are syink let not another day pass unimproved
Lece-Fece Ward Meettnx..
Third Ward-We learn that there was . spill
In the Ward Meeting In tho Third Ward on raesda.
evening swo organizations and two ssss OF pelessse
elected '0sasismen exclaimed ons Of the contestants
you may IN hinge you pissse-i shall vote the VIII
Tekss This time