New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
The Triumph and the FIXTURE.

Thank Con the Wing banner again floats
in undisputed triumph over the Empire
State WAsHINGroN Hunt is chosen
Governor for the two years ensuing over
the most popular and Ito them) least ex-
ceptionable candidate whom our adversaries
could select; half the Delegation in the next
Congress will be Wing, while four more
Members are lost only because National
Whiggery' preferred the election of Loco
Foco Bornburners to Wings who do not
make hatred to our Wing U. S, Senator the
end of their being. A Legislature strong ly
Wing Is chosen to send another Wing to
the U. S. Senate for six years ensuing in
place of Daniel S. Dickinson, and elect a
Wing Controller in place of Mr.. Hunt,
and 50 maintain Wing preponderance in
the Canal Board The utmost power of
Coalition has been exerted against US in
vain We have had several of the old
Abolition presses and Abolition orators con-
spring with Marcy. Croswell, and the mas
ter-spirits of National Whiggery-Henry
B. Stanton and John Stryker, with John
Young, James W. Gerard and Francis Crit
fn-to elect a Cass Hunler Governor and
all without avail The Wing phalanx, as
sailed al all points on ground mined by
secret treachery, has beaten back the
desperate charge of its motley array of
enemies. Even the patronage of the Fed
eraI Government, though in opposition
to the personal wishes of the President, has
been welded to our prejudice in the con-
test. Federal office, holders, protesting I'M
limited devotion to President Fillmore,
have chosen David L. Seymour, Thomas
Y. How, Jr. Timothy jenkins and Daniel
t. Jones 10 Congressman one of them
ever pretending to be anything else than
bitter enemy of the Wing porty-in pre-
ference to Russell Sage, Edward B. Nor
gan, Orsamus B. Matteson and Vivus w.
Smith-all devoted Wings and efficient
workers for the cause. II was openly and
early proclaimed by prominent National
Wing that the President prefers defeat in
New York to success on the platform pro.
claimed by the Wing State Convention at
Syracuse. Had the power Of National
ism been equal to its malice, John L.
Schoolcraft would also have been succeed
ed in the next Congress by Erastus Corning,
and so III other Districts. The coalition of
our Cass, Van Buren, and Birney adversa-
ries was formidable but the treacherous
aid afforded them by men who have been
honored and trusted by the Wing party,
and who are even now filling desirable
offices through its gift, was The unkindest
cut of ALL
The Wing banner waves in triumph,
but Wall-strcetis not gladdenod the Stock
Market feels no exhilaration and the sui
len gloom which had its congeniol source
IN the coyens of the Sub-Treasury has
ditlused itself to some of the stateliest and
costiestmansions up town Even we have
been called to realize, in a concerted stop
POge Of City subscriptions how the
soul of Cotton refuses to be conforted in
view of the election of Washington Hunt
1t has cost Us something this campaign in
the Country to stand BY Free Schools and
IN the City to be faithful TO Free Soil,-but
we can afford to lose more vet; and, if any
subscriber wishes to stop on either ground.
the present Is an excellent opportunity.