New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11


principles OF the Wing parry and tne people be-
ieye thas their sincere desire iS TO administer Rue
Government 80 az to promote the lasting sood Of
the nation, by developing the resources OF the
country, eugmenting its wealth, and foatstlng al
industrial pursuits Cherishiug this belief they
will uphold the Administration With an arm OF
strength And the continued aid OF the people
is indispensable in carrying out the mig
neasurss OF Democratic policy. Without
that aid all sfotts to that end on the part oil
the Executive muat prove sbortive. There must
be mutual confidence betEee the Executive ana
she people, and the latter, in choosing their repre-
sentasives-in selecting men to frame I2Tsand car
~ cut the Ylews and recommendations OF tne
Chief Executive Magistrate OF the c9ontry-muss
be true to their own interests, and to suffer 10 lndd
ence OF whatever nature, 10 interpose between
them and the sccomp lishment of the great result
upon which our prosperity al a State aud n alton
40 mn1a dfatey depends. The President and the
wise men who compose bis Cabinet cannot look at
this matter Ia any other light. Thav msp have
been lrrlfafed by The opposition OF Gov, Seward
to come OF their measures, but they cannot desire
SIS mesnR of Furnishing him and his friends, to see
Loco Focoiim triumph anywhere.
1t ia needless to say that the ticket Shsl have
the hearty support of this Journal. But we may
pedge for it the enthusiastic support Of the Wings
Of Madison County. Here ia no wavering nor fall
tering. The votes OF our dclegateH to the State
Convention, Messrs Goodwin and Beecher, were
in exact accordance with the wishes OF their con-
stituents, who would not have been satisfied with
less. The boilers must look for aid and comfort
elsewhere.
But vord is necessary in regard to the gentle
men who announced in ADVANCE that if the Con
vention did not strke out the Free Soil panks from
the platform, and did rot refuse to approve Gov.
Seward, they should bolt" They attemo ted to
Glctkse ire courhe OF Inc w nisS OF sae empire
State, and having failed left the Convention in
huff That they will carry any body with thom is
soauFd, mat 10 treasonaoIe course Is approved
by the Natlohai Administration Is eqlal! ABSURD
Inc heta ana frohS o, tnese o0'Eers ID cur hePre'
senIatlve IN congress, hon w M Duef'
Mr' Duef constituents haVe lohS supP'aeo tn%'
he was just the man to be an actor In such dra-
ma" The man who has shamefuliy betrayed
his constituents broken hs SOLEMN pledge fals
fed his written word, and blazoned MS shame for
eternal ages az traitor to Freedom is just the
man to betray, and divide, aud seek to destroy tue
Wing Party. Here where be ID known, bis pro-
nulcismeutos will be received with the contempt
which thew deserve
Fromtle Columbia Co. Republican
sEcEDERs' CALL Tue Seoeoera call for State
Convention inyOkes the cooperation OF thoae Top
posed to the sction of the Convention recently held
at Syracuse, in condemning the course Of Presi-
dent Fillmore and biz CabiaSs." Had the Syria
cuEe Whig Convention " condemned she course Of
President Fillmore aud his Cao'net,' we, TOO
should have been disposed TO withhold approba-
ton ofita COURSE. BuI IL ala no sucn Ehtos. 30
far from it the Wing State Convention gave Pre'
sident Fillmore and his Cabinet tho sHongest
sort Of endorsement, and commended their Admin
Iteration 20 tho entire confidence of the People,
Zee 5th and 9Th RconSons OF the series adopted
From, liz Harrington Co. Journal
The WIG STATE CoNgENIlQN-W oaeeftully
respond to The action OF the Wig oSa'e OonVeh,
ton. ThaE Convention mss laitul1Iy leP'esGn'ou
the aentiments o! !he W hss OF Ihe state. lnoecd'
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avoided tt9ng tho decided stand II mas sssen'
ciplta nptst bioA we have hitherto basslsd. This
il M time for such a surrender. The Wings of
New York have taken the stand whicathey now
reiserate, never 10 surrender IT. w are sorry 20
see any divisions in tho ranks OF sne fsrty, more
especially ouch shameiui one az "ah 5oS up ny
some forty odd Wings IN our stare Convention.
We lhink, however That thlS snlpg VIII york IT.
self ceor without cong any very serlou9 damage
u he party in the end IL Is the ao's1sy Whlcn
eeriafo Wigs entertain to#afde COY 2ENAN -
which hostility ied 10 the esteoianent a OF Se az
6dHy ifgt1eF' OF Rhlon co.'s spa 10 ' u. 81 t'l's
that has made lhls aPar8e II our 0'as' "on'en-
ton -
The dolngs OF Ene mig Ss"'e oonS nnslJn a. 20
ausplcloua. Inc omenS OF 'he tilieS al poips W
e good teauls. W lth prlde ana pleasure We noiSS
the Wing banner, and ding To The breeze the
nRmen Of our distinguished candidates. They are
all men whom the Wings Of the Empire Ssase
will delight to honor, and in whom they can safely
coDfde the vast interests of the stare Where
one Whig will refuse 20 support ths ticket, we
shall gain two from the ranks Of those who have
been alienated fom us so that the Botns Con
yenton OF Becedng Delegates will reaoi. IN nosh'
ing mora than al expression OF them hostility 10
Gov. Seward The Delegates from shia County
faithfully discharged heir Duty in steadtastly re-
skting all attempts 10 divide the party, and are
emitted to the shnnks Of the Wings of the County
10, the anti.fsctory manner in whichshey discharged
their daty.
From hs .hbaay H"ic&er1oeter.
The New YORK Mirror recommends seat !ne va va
tions Wings obtain a declaration OF principles
from the nominees on the Democratic state ticket,
which might enable them to support seq noqr'
Church d Co. As general 'hlng New foFh Poil'