New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
An,i.Rcut Nominations

Ast.I.Rerf gom,Isa;ious
A pogtion Of t6e Freemen of our State
mainly residing in six or eight Counties,
have for some years seen fit to regard the
abolition Of Feudal Tenurag and the legal
transformation ofLeaseholds into Freebolds
as Of paramount importance. In obedience
to this conviction, they have usually chosen
to bold State Convention after the Con
ventiong Of the two great parties, and select
from the candidates already before the Peo-
pie such as they preferred to support. And
the candidates 60 selected, in about equal
numbers from either party, have in ne in.
stance repudiated their support. Mr.. FILL
MORE, Mr. Hunt, Mr.. MORGAN, have been
among the Wings 50 nominated by the An
ti.Renters, with Mr.. GARDINER, Mr.. TOILET,
and other leading members of the present
Opposition. None of them were asked to
subscribe any declaration Of principles or
prefer any special acceptance Of the nomi-
nations accorded them. The purpose Of the
Anti-Renters was subserved in making
their power felt and respected. And they
have in majority of instances been able
to elect tho candidates SO selected, though
at one election the entire Wing and at an
other the entire Opposition ticket was cho-
sen, over the head of the Ambient nomi-
nations.
- This year, the Anti-Renters have nomi-
mated two of the Wing and three of the
Opposition State candidates, as they saw
fl. This choice has been made by The
Express The ground Of an assault on certain
leading Whgs-as follows:
esTATE PoII7lcs--Ovr Albany Whig Adolf
tion fr!endl, who have TIE 100 Anti Rent votes
o. this state Il loeir meacnet ;t3ekets, manage
things suVfingly-i Il were 1qi .ts1Iy-.o their
victims. Ycl extmpis 0ns w:t-sty s.wEg.a,n Cor
ne p; = e. e5rLgliss srrGss :: s:t II = o7t
Of the way =, Ce; f-'sar .ssss w5t 4 ssss I'll
alton to le: TIE AS 1sr.gesi NJ ~ ..'sa@ ct
sci s. Smith CT. cG=t.4>,s ~ CARY y 4 Ist.1 IL
served pretty zaQca :ze s.-s wit a,e sais
trick was once ptyec 2p1t CIR Ia - 80
people avenged thst wtolg
The 10000 Att snt votes II this STATE, ta2s
under the Albany management, cQt every friend
OF Fillmore, and CT Dickinson, in thia State, and
make the above ticket the only possible ticket that
can be elected, under the existing party lines
Every Seward man on the ticket has got the
Anti Rent Endorsement the ohera are unin
dorsed.'
TO this assault, the albany Ecening
Journal replies in the fOllowingunvarnished
Anglo-Saxon
TIE E4y,ess hes been pregnant with Anti.Reat
fgsehood for ye2rs. Its business and habit 80 ar
rs we are corccrned h2s been and is, w2utonly
and deliberately, 10 pe5yeft the truth
VIC ere in no manner or senGe responsible Tor
what the Anr-Rent Convention has done or omit
tcdt DO, Its action wea wholly independent OF
any Influence Of the individuals whom the ErPress
oRluRniate3. In regard 10 every name o. the
Wig State Ticket we have acted with the most
scrupul0us fidelity.
Tie Express lSys that every Seward man On
tho Villa ticket hse the Endorsement Of the
Anti Rent ConyeE,lon We have ever discoun
senanced tire miserable efforts 70 classify Wings
either as Fillmore OF Seward men But now
that the ETGress forces upon ua tins necezsisy. we
SAY that the oRiy SsT ard man on the Wing
Ticket is Gen. bAKEE, of jefferson aud hs il not
Endorsed ~ tie Anti Rentera So much fos
that b-szep cglumry.
Bat the Erp,eSs nldes one truth under is moan.
tain OF issehoOd ThiE "trick wRs once played
upon Gov FISH Ii wag played, ageinas oar
most earnest and peTsevcEing circumstances, by
the confidential frieuds OF G man with whom the
ErDrt!s is now associated In dividing the Wing
patty It was played peyfdiously, 0g the bene.
lit oil man who ia now hand and glove with
New.York " Conservatives Yes. HAMILTON FISH
wgs sacrificed to secuse the Election Of q Govern
or WHOM she Whigs OF the State seized tbs esrii-
ess opportunity to repudiate Tina; man, who, II
the ETure.s Is 10 be believed wrote letterPr2mts
ins to pxrdon Anti Re2ters IcoayictsI is now tho
head AMI igoTt Oft the opposition 10 our Whi8 State
Ticket
But the People have avenged tia, wrong. So
thty did, and gloriouply too discSrding man an
worthy of their confidence, and elschng Hamilton
Fish IN bis place Blu. the man thus discarded
went TO NewYo5k where in his warfare Upon the
Wing Party, he found Guxiiiaries and obtains
aid and comfort from the Conservative friends
OF the Nela York Express. All this, SO far ss the
indiv,duG! referred 20 snd the Express is con.
cerned, is natural. Both want TO destroy the
Wing Party. The former has griefs to &venge.
The la.ter selfish and meroensry, aighs for re-
surn OF Tylerisr, rom whose Shiny reign it proftsd
larssly. II we remember right, The Express WIS.,
repQdisted BY the Whig General Committee on
account Of its support OF Tyler. Bus this did not
stop it's paper and Twine" Jobs. The mora
Wigs The Express drives swsy from the Admin
isration the bette. It's chances for Mtssion. The
smsllsr tia Whis Party las long as lis In power)
the larger It's dividsnds
re- A Temperance meeting will be held tonight
ct tbs Iustitutiop for the Blind. Mr.. GLAND Bourne,