New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16
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policy OF THE state bat IhC frOI4f the JoATH'+ 80
John Young with the nelp II Antheniers and Aoll
uonists called Convention ~ violation oi The iunda
mental law dsd ckqssSd CoaanfigH' - pdi ne -
nal ray not BE- ctargsd frcsyf snd0 u0-"dHefs N,'
renacr III raHf y.se,ss And yet W. are advised "
praise that new Constitution a. Wing MEASURE Tax
of Loco F0cuism and IL stop policy Why 80
worthy Of Ill praise when couirasied Win ue i"J %"
the cpe6ieHoy Whes who trampled upon an1 oh"u-ro
The Constitution Of tie state Tor vile party consi~ra
uons
The Loco Foco. stopped the Canal enlargement bat
they DID not deprive themselves OF The power u re'ue
II whenever they pleased And II Il wicked m them
b. stop Il what be said Of the folly and ~iekedness
Of those who for political ePedieHey gave up Inc power
10 resume il ,,..
Thi,s bu, Of the fruits Of diefafon 70 the Wing
party By the organs q the Ant Renters and ADohuou
sts Rule or ruin IL their motto and We ~ east are
prepared for defes than submit 10 such r.ls-
=nAndng A. daily does. sacrifice OF wing prlnei
pies Ne more for the dsnunciAiions OF me
Journal Tribune and their tOacies thsu ~e 90 Tor thos'
OF the HgslinSi0n UHi0r The r'in0pies oi the wig
party are well defined they c0ns0rnifrf End lncu4'
cate regard for the LAYS and support Oh oil the est4
u.h.d Institutions Of the country They eschev rqdi
cagrs 10 every form they sustain the constitution ana
the laws they foster sspri Of PdiriosH "nich never
permits sacrisce o the honor and glory oi me coun
Try base and wicked political expediency ana spch
being our creed shall rot 10 please any portion %
our friends consent for moment % cesse our war
against the ezD,dns doctrines which seek 10 "np Us
into III alliance with Anti Renters Aboltonis. and rad
lea Vote YOURSELF farm men. As ve have SAID time
and again repeat now we are bound by party Or
gsnizaon and party rules just o. lar a. party neces
sary carry out the great principles Of toe mig cause
But once attempt 10 show that we must for fptdny-
10 secure temporary successsbandon our principles or
foster principles At with our ownsnd We cease T.
recognize All party obligations. This we have demon
straed too frequently 10 BE- doubted and We are nAppy
that the mpudent attempts Of The TrbHHc and
Journal crush all who dare oppose their eNpediency
principles have reused spirit 10 the Whlr Press OF me
state which argues well for the future ascendency OF
Whig principles
60 The better way for The Tribune would be At
10 admit that 1t IL only Wing on the subject OF the
Tar-as Is the whole Loco FOco press Of Prnnsy ysnia
and then devote itself the advocacy Of Anti keE
clifton Fourere and Vote yourself farm doctrines
This would be honest At least though probably not
pedisnf; and therefore do not expect 1t do 90.
The Tribune OF yesterday replies 70 20 the Buffalo
ConDoreia! in tone OF nsolence which IL will soon
learn lat the Whg Press will not tolerate Instead OF
reung any of the grave allegations made against him
or defending his instead Of humby spologizing
for having dared threaten that he intended to make
land reforms apart Of the Whig credible impudenty
forth the conditions upon which he will S rs those
who hsve dared defend Wing principles against Anti.
Renters. English Radicals and Fouherist Atventurers
Listen 70 tho impudence and unwavering vanity Of a
who because he IL selfconce.ted foOshy imagnes
that he knows than all tho world besde and vain
ly se,s himself up Philosopher who can gull the
people into the belief that Pedeucy IL preferable to
principle He cannot too soon be taught that whenever
he attempts 10 speak upon Wing matters he NEEDLES with
what does the Ami Renters and their
cistes"
Whew-ewl
We have hesrn tell that New York Editor
once changed his politics in consideration of rather
more than thirty pieces of silver but VIC never be
lieved more than half Of it. At all events the price
of apostacy has 'r,- since the days Of Judas
Iscariot and we don't intend to quit the Wing
party for one dollar short of s52 s75. which is the
highest price we have heard named for an Editorial
flip flap in this country. The Times OF Eprops
VIC understand got more but prices are higher
over that side. We have always insisted that no
American paper was ever paid 50 much rs s52slj
for a summersct. but it shRnt be sail that the +
Political support any other concern was ever cur .
rently valued at a higher price than ours 20 it is /
Idle to talk Of getting Us out Of the Wing party un
der So. s75 and, az facilities are hardly rs
handy now as they have been, we apprehend the I
Colonel will have to endure company a while /
longer, unless he should be induced to try another .
flap himself
But serlously-W hat means this nonsense about .
crDcdiency" Does 1t become the journal which /
scarcely two months after It's oracular averment as
A thing settled that either Gen. Scott Judge Nc
L can or Daniel Webster would be the Wing can.
ii date for President upon the heel of the battle Of
Buena Vista came splashing out in "A leader tor
Gen Taylor, to talk OF others RS expectancy Wings
Had anything occurred meantime to prove Gen.
TAYLOR the best man for President that battle ex-
cepted 'Expcdiency. do you say, sir How
often have you proclaimed that this whole commu
nifty is so indignant ut the opposition of The Tri
bune To the War that the people are barely re
strained by a sentiment OF devotion to Law from
tearing or burning down our office Yet our very
subsistence depends on the good will OF that very
community yet you prate OF our trucking 10 eX-
pediencyr Just so Of Anti Rent, Association. Abo-
liton, &c. On every point of difference between
US you say that our views are abhoTent TO the Peo
pie ofthis City with great majority OF whom they
are doubtless unpopular. yet all that is lucrative
of os patronage is drawn from the business men OF
this very City. Doubtless, we could secure much
more Of it by stoning the prophets OF to day and
building tombs to their predecessors only and yet
YOU who never yet went contrary to the dictates
Of Wealth and Patronage eau mouth to Us Of e.
pcd,escy and priaap'e'
AS 10 the CANA Enlargement we recollect that
the Courier was not esteemed a rcry warm friend
TO il FIVE or six years AGO. and know that Wall
street capitalists usually Wings voted the Loco
Foco ticket IN lsis order to have It stopped,
tina, their Stocks might appreciate. And. 50 lar
from being stopped by the New Constitution, the
Enlargement is actually recommended in obedience
to the express provisions OF that instrument and if
we can only secure a favorable State Admnistra-
ton may henceiorsh be prosecuted vigorously 10
its completion. True. We should have preferred
more speedy Enlargement. yet. in view OF the
facts that the People quietly acquiesced for years
its entire stoppage and that powerful party is IN
veterately, effectively hostile to the enterprise We
would sooner take the chance OF the Enlargement
under the New Constitution than under the Old one.
w believe it is better today.
The rest of the Co1riers froth may pass FOR
what it is worth. The simple truth must now be sp
parent to ALL that the Courier is bent on defeating
the Wing State Nominations henceforth until they
shall be made exclusively Of such msterisl as is
Editors delight In. We only ask that the Wing
party shall understand precisely the terms
which il can heresler secure the support Of that
paper aud its company then. they choose 70 pay
the price go be It
NR CLAY-This DISTINGUISHED statesman a.