New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
Wbig state Committee Room.

Wbig state & Committee Room.
ALBANY Oct 70. isi-
WHO'S or NEw-Yo We are on the eve Of
an Election in which you have important duty
10 perform. II your exertions are equal TO the
responsibilities resting upon you, NEw-YosK will
be sure to accomplish her share in redeeming the
Union from the blighting curse Of Loco-Foco mis-
rule
We DO not address you because We have the
least apprehension that New-York Will not do her
whole duty for the accomplishment Of this glorious
result yet we would most earnestly admonish
you, that, bright the prospects are-certain as
the result s-those prospects may be dimmed-
that certainty turned to defeat If apathy aud
ukew armness be permitted to usurp the place OF
that nceasing vigilance which deserves, and can
alone command. success We beseech you, then,
by every consideration which Patriotism can sus-
gest, TO perform your duty.-your uh0s duty. in the
coming contest knowing that you do so should even
the result be disastrous in the Union, the Wings Of our
sister States cannot point 10 NewYork and say, You
did H."
WINGS or THE UNION United are by a com
mon political te-united have been in many
hard.fought contest in the results Of which we have
also sometimes been permitted unite in the ceebrs
ton of glorious triumph, and At other times, been
called upon, in common, TO lament depore, and 70 Jtts
the disastrous consequences OF defeat trust you
will pardon for direct appeal TO yoS at this inter
esng and important crisis.
WHO'S or THE UNION In the first place, allow us
TO state that The resuk Of this contest depends upon yoH
and not upon ~. We assure you, with all the conf
dence that under any circumstances men are justified
In entertaining and expressing, when speaking Of
the future. that the Empire State sH gre ZACHARY
TAYLOR and MILLARD FILLMoRE her hta0ral pote
in Noreaber nnf. By a largg majority than ra' ersr
btfcrs gireu By any STATE upon any occasion stpe,
fhe formation Of The Laon We entertain not one
particle of doubt that the result will fiiy asfiy this
assurance, and we are the anxious that this
matter should be- known and understood that
you may know on whom the responsibility rests. and
be stimulated thereby make the necessary exertions
to render this important fact useful in the achievement
of general victory And We are especially grsthed
to make this announcement al this time for the reason
thai, in ls44 the prepoRderating weight Of this
great state was thrown into the opposite scale pro
ducing results Of which have but yet seen the be
ginning OF the end but enough to know that they
evil, continually evil, and nothing but evil
Who's or THE KEYSTONE STATEi-WHGs or
ONO We look 10 you-to your eNertons-to the re.
suits in your respective States with the anxious
socitude with which your eyes directed 10 US in
Isii BE encouraged then and stimulated in your ex
ertions by the cheering reflection that II your labors
are crowned with success in your respective states
you are not as on a former occasion to be oyerborne
and crushed by the colossal weigh, Of Newiork but
that; on the contrary, you add her giant strength
to yours in securing glorious and triumphant result
In We cannot permit
the occasion to pass without again repeating In clear
and unequiyoca term, that upon yon rests the response
blity of victory or defes, in the coming contest We
would no, allow the least lurking fear apprehension
as to the result in hi. state psrsyze your efforts
to slacken your exertions On the contrary, wish
to add to the every nducement you have to unweaed
and unremi,ted exerions the cheering and important
fact that SEw-lORK Is SAFE.
We need not dwell for moment upon the impor-
tan, issues ., stake in this controversy You know and
appreciate them as clearly and forcibly do But
we will say 10 each and every Wing in the Union, that
we do verify believe that the csamtes of Loco Pocosm
by which we were visited between the years 50 and ~
and by which we were oppressed and impoverished
10 an extent never before witnessed and never to be
forgotten By this generation and especially BY the hun
dreds of thousand. whose bhghted hopes and ruined
fortunes remain as mementoes Of to widespread and
desolstng influence, again approaching, and will
inevitably be upon unless success crown our efforts
in the coming struggle Although the pernieious seed
sown by Loco Focosm does not bring forth il fruits in
single year We, all experience has shown tina, It no,
only possesses vitality but also the elements Of certain
ruin and destruction TO the prosperity Of the country
The seed sown IS and 40 already begins TO produce
is legitimate fruit which IS fast rpenns for the bar
vest If it be allowed TO come 10 maturity you must
taste of rs 5alvness There escape but in arrest
ing its farther growth.
Wines or THE UNION Upon you we look-uPon
YOU We rev 10 avert from from this nation, the dire
and manifold calsuities with which Loco ocoism If
allowed to triumph and perpetuste it misrule cannot
fail TO overspresd the lsnd
In view Of the vast and momentous consequences AZ
stake. and your just appreciation OF them we cannot
permit ourselves TO doubt thst you possess not only
the iU but the por aver; this csisnity and that
After the battle has been fought, the Wings OF New
York can not only celebrate the victory achieved in
their own state but that they can units with ther
brethren ,hroughou, the Union, in celebrating Ma
rtoSAl TAIuMrH-s triumph which shall insure Peace
Happiness. and Prosperity for our beloved Country
John L. sCHOOLCRAFT,l
JAMES HORNER, Albany
JAMES KIDD,
EpANErTN TOWNSEND.