New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Thc Eycntfml Morrow.

had abundant reason to be satisfied with
the results of this change. No interest has
been varied upon, no feud excited, no en-
torprise crushed, by reason of this returnt0
Wing ascendancy. On the contrary, the
eight years out of the last twentyfour in
which our State has been under Wing aus
pices have been signalized by most import
ant and beneficent Reforms. The repeal of
the AUCTION MONOPOLY, whereby the Blu
siness of our City was liberated from de-
grading and expensive vassalage to bar
room Politicians, is one of them. The over
throw of the Political Banking Monopoyis
another. The FREE BANKING SYSTEM of
New-York is now the best in the Union,
and it was substituted for the worst as first
fruit of the former revolution which placed
the Wings in power in 1888. The GENE
RAJ MANUFAcTURING Law is another act
of equal and general benehcence which sig
naized the return of the Wings to power
after brief exclusion. Meantime, our IN
rERNAL IMPROVEMENTS have been fostered
and extended with hearty affection and to
the extent of their ability by successive
Wing Administrations. The FEUDAL Ten
UREs, which paralyzed the Industry and
blightcd the prosperity Of large sections,
have been subjected to gradual melora-
tons, withouta violation Of personal rights,
and their ultimate extinction, on terms ad
vantageous to all parties, rendered morally
certain. A beginning has been made in the
good work of HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION;
and, though the act passed last winter fell
far short of securing the benign ends con-
templated in the Governors Message. vet
the cnr,,,e-.vs.ne.. 81 made ensures the
continuance to perfection. Our STATE FL
NANcEs have been and are in a most healthy
condition. The credit of New. Y orll never
stood higher than at this moment, and she
is at the same time prosecuting her Public
Works and paying off her Debt. We be-
hcve that it would have been wiser policy
ohaye postponed the extinction Of our Debt
until we had completed the Enlargement of
our Grand Canal but our opponents in
sisted on the other policy, and it was better
to go forward slowly than to quarrel and
come to stand.
New Y ork. under Wing ascendancy has
throughout stood firm for National Pros
pcrity and Human Liberty. The Protec-
ton of Human Industry, the Improvement
of our Rivers and Harbors, the opening OF
new channels of Intercourse with secluded
sections, have been steadily upheld by her
powerful arm. In the National Councils
her voice has been heard on the side of
Justice and Freedom. She has firmly re-
sisted the Extension of Slavery under our
National flag, and insisted that Free Soil
should be consecrated to Free Labor. She
gave no Wing votes for the Law which,
in its oagernoss to return Fugitjves to the
Slavery they had escaped, endangers the
Liberty of Freemen.
We believe that, aside from party
names, the People of our State emphati
cally approve of the principles which have
guided and the policy which has resulted
from the Wing ascendancy We believe
they desire that these Principles shall be
maintained and that policy persisted in.
On fair, direct issue, we are confident a
majority would uphold them.
But that ascendancy seems to be periled
by faction. The Wing candidate for Gov
emor is especially hawked at Our State
Ticket was first nominated BY Conven-
ton of the entire party at Syracuse. All
interests, all sections, all shades of Wing
sentiment, were contessedly and fairly re-
spcctcd in the formation of that ticket.
True, a minority Of the Convention bolt
ed, but not on account Of the candidates.
They were admitted to be Unexcept;onable
save in the manner of their nomination.
4 new Convention of Conservative Wings
only was held at Utica and the same ticket
rc-nomnated SO that fssure seemed to
be closed.
But nol--a new chasm is yavning. A
portion of the moro intensely Conservative
Wings of this city have struck hands with
the most Pro-Slavery of our adversaries,
and united in conspiracy to defeat WASH
ISeroS Hunt and EBENEzER BLAKELy,
and reelect Daniel S. Dickinson. Theory
is Down with Seward Down with Anti
Slavery agitation" The objects are, to
throw the State into the hands OF our ad
yersaries, rc6lect Dickinson, and muzzle