New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
The DisseBters.

therefore ignorant Of yesterdays doinss in Con
gress
The DisseBters.
20 larss we have yet seen, the following are
the Wbig journals that have hestated or fatty re-
f,.ed ~ commit themselves 10 the support OF Gen.
Isyior - spy Worcester
cn. a. Telegraph do
American. RoNbury ifan'oT nYP.,s ~
Newsletter, westfeld-'
Nrw.HAxrsHRE tsENoN o..
American Manchester fNatchihaN' AOH'p'"
Nrw.YoRx.
r.. c.., WING Penn-Yan
Eagle, PouyhkeeP.ie ,II.o', o..
Courier, Seneca Falls 0e"'oi O'''o''
prSNsYIvANIA--Gazette, Newcastle
Osio.
True Democrat, Cleveland Na1er. Na'si,-pH'
Courier, Elyria wing nso.na -
,,,4lSgepcsr Hamilton -Wesirn starLebanon
Telegraph gainesville Times, Neigs co
Wing Lake Col
ISpnxA-Journal. lafayette, Tippeosnos Co
We understand these eynoe inpiaosble hostility 70
the suppon Of Cen 7. under any circumstances
ss.,de the foregoing h. Editors Of the Cincinnati
A,iss. Xenia Ohio Torch Light and Lowell Mass
Courier have given up their positions rather than sup
port Gen T.
The above list-thrty Ia all-bears Of course
bu, very small proportion to the whole number
NJ Wbic journals aud il W IN probably not be in
creased beyond forty. Those sections Of the Union
which remain to be heard from are not likely to
add many Yet the fact that even thirty journals.
within FIVE month. Of Presidential Election, and
in iull view Of an opposing candidate so generally
and Justly obnoxious as Gen. Csss, have hesltatod
or refused TO hoist the flag Of the Wing candidate
for President, strikingly indicates the wide de-
parture made in this nomination from all prece-
dent aud from the recognized landmarks OF the
party. The nomination may DO far wiser than
any that preceded tive think it bids fair to be
luoker than most OF them-but IT is obviously
another thing entirely. Never before, we are
sure, did so many AS ten Wing journals receive a
Wing nomination for President in such a spirit.
IL is manifest to all who viii chat the Wing
party in making this nomination. has entered
upon new phase Of its history-probably more
successful than that which has vanished, but not
necess lrly more useful nor more honorable
Well If the Country good be subseryed through
its immediate success or even through its resulting
disruption and discontinue, so let ii be
The Newcastle Gazette Mercer Co. Pa J says:
We but express the sentiment Of the Wings around
us, when say that advocate the election OF no
man until we know upon what platform be stands and
must be satisfied that he is Wing before he can re-
ceive the support Of that party. When Cen Taylor
gives satisfactory assurances OF the correctness OF his
position Ia this particular It viii be time enough for
as, as Wings, to rauty his nomination lie may have
done this 10 the Convention If 90, we shall speedily be
informed But If lac remains nOn-committa and re-
fuses 70 express himself in relation 10 the measures
which have Identified the Wing party, for the success.
of which is members have battled in prosperity and
attv In ktpa auh In la nd
cspecthe cooperation of the honest rejecting
portion of that party 90 his clection-notwith
standing he has, by some means occurred majority OF
votes IN Convention styled Wing. We wait with
feelings of deep nterest-nterest felt in common by
every good and true Wing for farther light upon the
su6jec-or the resolution. passed by the Convention
and for the reply of Gen. Taylor 60 his nomination
These viii go tar toward determining the course which
should be pursued
Our views have not been dictated nor position
foreshadowed from any feelings OF disappointment we
may have experienced account q the defeat of the
of choice but solely account OF doubts We
have in common with the great majority OF Mhigs' OF
the soundness Of Gen. Tsylor's principles. The per
tonhl predictions have entertained we VIII sncr
nee readily the roadest for the succes. OF the
Wing cause, butt cannot reasonably be expected that
will be willing sacrifice both predictions and
principles In order TO be successful with candidate OF
whom, politically. know little nothing We wait
for ight and hope for the best.
The nominee for VicoPrcsdent MILLARD FILLMORE,
Of New-york, IL good Wing and true-an upright
citizen, aud an honest IL viii give every Wing
IN the country pleasure 10 vote Tor MN
One thing the Convention has accomplished, II
nothing else II has out SeHsraled the oppOsnon-out
Loco'd the Locos-hufed them at their game in
the nomination of Gen. TAYLOR This they feel and
tacisly acknowledge.
gloom will its shadow thousands Of ardent
and generous hearts the choice of the Convention
becoming known when they learn that he who has
been their favorite their pride has been cast aside
When the thought forces itself upon them that the last
opportunity for battling for and with Henry Clay in the
cause Of the country has forever flown, they will eX
perience feeling Of deep and painful sadness that none
but he could arouse With him for their leader, they
would have entered the coming campaign with the most
noble and generous sympathiss enlisted IA the contest
With him for their candidate they would be haunt
edwlth the Illuminating prospect OF being placed in
eitustion where sacrifice of principle might he de
rnsnded. There would exit no doubts in relation 10
his position Of his views the policy that would gov
EN- him on election But for his sake should not
gret that he will be longer hsrassed by the srduous
duties and responsibilities OF public life but left pass
the close OF eventful life in the qetude of his
homestead lie is no longer before the people
didate Tor their sursges and the tokens OF love and
gratitude which he win yet receive from his country
men viii go unimpeached Of impure sinister motives
The yndctve spirit OF party will cease to sssHii him
HE ssndercrs viii hnd in him no longer object for
unprinclpcd and relentless persccuton.-snd If op-
the oaotbox, IL will be done him in the hearts of all
who possess cspsbiliy Of approaching nobleness OF
soal elevated patriotism and glorious lame IN