New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
sntrit Of The Wing Press.

- the baad Of our columns, spIit on the hesoio
tious. Some Horty OF the Delegates lett the Con
venton because the majority insisted upon fe.te ne
rating those Principles when tue hss vi ,n9
Fmoira state have 80 often in times past proclaim
ed to the whole Union, through their RESOLUTIONS
and Addresses al being an Interchangeable pafs OF
their creed. And because OF this, preseuUeo
Whig paper, the Al6any State hegtsfer' mas L re-
fueed to support the nominations ana az sue oiu
ding Of those who own it and it's editors eQoglses
tboSs traitors and insults the memory OF the vene
rated Sieners Of the Declaration of Independence
By the assertion that hey are oil the ys'is
,tamp; and designates the man Rhom tue w nls
party has frequently honored with lts suhrages al
lsthA poor 1RRnisad nRmhar nj the DnlLea otStoS
senate from this State
These gentlemen have called Convention FOR
the 18th Of this month at Utica, for the purpose OF
nominating boiling Ticket The Delegated, OF
conrse. viii be self elected az the Wing Electors
will have nothing to DO with the affair And We
imagine that MI Duer and biz satellites will find
it rather an uphill JOB to seduce any number OF
thtm into their train and that dissolution oil the
party is not 80 easy q io6 after all.
MIR. Richards, the Delegate from Warren Co.
in the Syracuse Convention, voted steadily in the
---''''''''' From liz inJan Daily fdr.rt5a
w The New York Commercial Advertiser, the
Roobeater American, the Bufslo Commercial Ad-
vertiser and the Brooklyn Star, papers symPashlz-
ing with the State Regiater in it's peculiar yleTS,
all carry the Wing ticket at the hsad OF their CO.
lum1s, and warmly recommend its support. we
have no doubt that when the men who are nov
holding back, take time for reflection they VIII
come into the support of ths ticket with nearly
good will. ..-,,..,
WIG STATE TIcKET.-As we anticipated, tne
Convention which assembled a. Syracuse on Tnars'
day Iass, have fully met the hopes and ezpeota-
tions OF the great body of the Wing party OF the
in FYrr11s tim nj n
whish all sections and branches OF tha party can
cordially unite. A more excellent and unexcep
tionable ticket than the q. the head OF our col
umns it has not been she good fortune OF the ~ mig
patty to have in the field for many years past. /.
cor aes all the elements Of brilliant talent and
sou4S political principle, necessary to ita complete
and triumphant SUCCESS l. ls ticket made up
through the operation OF mutual concessions and
compromises, on the part Of delegates holding dis.
similar views upon the ess i'm portant matters OF
party policy, and hence it commends itself, the
more atrougly, to the favor OF The mssaes OF the
Wings of New York.
We regret tina! anything should have occurred
to mar the feeling of patriotic pride and honest en-
thusiesn which tho announcement OF such ticket
must have enkinded in tho breast OF every true
Wing. Thecharacter Of the ticket was achoerins
augury Of ts succesa at the polls. That there
should be any disagreement among members OF
Convention, which had so happily and SATISFACTORY
~ discharged the great work which had called 1t
together, can but prove source OF grief TO nine
tentha Of the Wing electors throughout the State
The masses oannos possibly be mads TO discern any
just or sufficient grounds for disagreement or dis
gepsion, because there be no division upon
principle among true Wings; and division upon
the minor considerations OF mere measures OF &C.
pe87ency, or upon mtn, Is equally ll:lqdged and
suicidal.
We can but hope that this porRry storm
this mere tempest in tea pot" will blow over
upon The return of the sober second thought of
those BIO have been tossed aud driven from their
mooripgs by tq sudden occurrence.
AS for us we have but one course TO pursue.
We never nave and never shall beComs party
to any family quarrel. The unhappy aud dIaas
trous brois are wildly and distinctly before Us IN
TIE history Of our opponents. Lei the d,scomaF-
urea and distractions produced by their oly nerve
as way.maIks and beacOn5 of warning Tor Us. and
let the helm Of our flag ship be put hard alec
that the whole Wing fleet, following in her wake,
may run to wind yard Of the rocks upon which
Loco Focoicm was dashed in pieces The wsest
and best course ia our opinion is for each and every
Wing press in the State to put out tae Syracuse
ttcket at Its masthead aud Keep 1t cut, a1dkeep
it flying, till the des of November Hhal put ii IN
by triumphant majority Of the yo!ea OF the Free
Electors OF the State.
From tie Loclpo,t Daiy CotUier.
r. Our political opponents who stter them
selves with the prospect OF success from che With
drswai OF thlrtyeight members Of the Convention
are reckoning without their host Both the tlokes
and the principles presented by the Wing party
commend theuseivea 70 the good sense aud aqpro
baton of he people OF this State, and viii meet
with hearty response. The nominations oaonof
fail TO receive the support OF every man VINO has,
or ever had any iust claims TO the &me OF Wing,
while they cannot fail 10 receive the support OF
large numbers of honest, we'll meaning men, With
out regard to party iines. Inc dlRfn6ulsned aoll
ity with which MIR Hunt has discharged the various
public trusfs committed to him, is familiar to all
classes Of citizens. As Representative In Con.
| gregs, while neyersuspected OF any want OF attach
! ment to the Union, no man Ia the Houae sustained
the interests and principles Of his constituents With
greater assiduity and zeal. Whenever any meas.
ure presented itself to his mind within the sphere
of bis duties as a legislator calculated TO promote
the interests Of justice, of freedom, OF the happiness
or Advancement Of man, or tending 10 aabierVe The
beet interests ofthe country it received his cordial
! and efficient support.
From the biaason County .youala
The CONVENTION Ard TIE TICKET.-Wa cur
render a large share of our columns this week to
an account OF the proceedings and resolutions OF
the State Convention. We DO this more especial
y that our readers, and the Wings OF this County
may see at once how groundiess aud absurd are
! the pretex.s Of the thirty-elshs gentlemen Iho
have resolved to bolt and " go elsewhere In seasch
OF Wing principles We have, in another place.
expressed our hearty concurrence il the rss0la
tions relating to the exciting topic OF she day
! These, however, are by no means all, or even ths
greater portion Of the platform The old fashon3d
Hhig principles aside from the Slavery question,
have been announced as clearly and as fully as
they ever were since ihe party had bsin5 We
invite the close attention OF 1he Wings OF the
County to the entire platform, confident thatis will
stsud the test OF the closest examination.
From tie BUFF 70 Morning Ergrn;
TIE BOILERS az. THE ADMlaIsTRATIoS.-We
have been waiting in the expectation that the
sober second thought" of the Boilers W0qd
prompt them to abandon their scheme Of disorgIni'
zation and ruin The prevailing opinion seems to
be that they will yet revoke the csu for a new
Convention Theieeling Of personal evaporation
which led to the secession must have nearly sub.
sided, and the policy Of giving way and Rcqaieacng
az Supno iR H.