New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-07


soon be elected which ,rW And how tbs may
affect public opinion ia Islani witt respect go
the Free Trade policy ol her present Ministry rs 20
us matter ol very subordinate consequence TO tie
considerations herein frankly though hurnci.y
presented
Organs. and such Like.
There is b. be a now political icuma at Albany
Its title Is TO be the Albany state Register re
Ellols Messrs SlwARD Of the tea Gazette ari
JrRonr FULLER Of Monroe Co. It's politics, Wig
with dihcrexcc' that is, Conservative. as dis
tngushcd from the general proclNiucs q the AZ
bany Eve Journal 70 which those Of The Tribuu,
az on most points not dissimiar In fact, W. are
told that The Tribune doctrines are deemed rattle
motchereiica and pemic.ous, but then the dispense.
ton Of ohcos end hon'r' are Eore dependent on
Albany than on NewYork opinion, aud the new
Wing organ is not established without an eye 20
the main chance. Al Right
An interesting leader in Monday Evening jour
"a deycopes more fully the facts hitherto known
10 politicians only. that tho establishment OF The
new paper has been a matter Of rcrotiatlou and
Effort among certain prominent Whi-s OF oar STATE
fr some months psst-and that Mr Weed. apprc-
hendiuc prejudice and mischief 70 the Whg cause
from the ealousics and divisions which such pa
nov sestn. cslcrlatel 70 ta,aan,. Lone ~--a
70 sell out the journal al an impartial valuation AID
| retire from the Editorial arena The offer was not
accepted, 50 we are he1ceiorth T. have two Wb4
papers IN Albany
Th,is very well Mr. W ccd should lot have
offered to scl-his post OF duty and OF honor sreht
lherc-and the new paper makes his rotcntiono
1t stn more imperative We should have beer
sorry to see him retiring from the position he has
long and ably held because his second best irieo's
wished to be ri Of him.
It's right that he should hold on and night a'so
that the new paper should be started There is
behsereni spirit eyiaced IN It's Prospectus ~hi,l
wouid have been wisely repr,ssod Tor season,
but that is matter Of taste Albany and those
sections which mainly look 10 Albany ,or news can
richly support two WbS papers, aud VII DO It
they deserve support II the new paper IS e.
able aud carues, coadiuior in the advocacy OF tie
common principles Of our political faith W sha.l
welcome It r.ht heartily Gnd wish u long Tie all
pr sporty although It's views viii doubtless ca
some questions differ widely icn ours Should "a
undertake to render those questions the means q
d,scord aud division among us-io shape them into
wedges vhercwth To sever and destroy the Nhs
party-they viii only succeed N prostrating them
selves But in spite of the tone Of their Pnspe,
tus, We VIII trust that the other is to be tbor
course.
| That there arc differences OF opinion and #
purpose among prominent W higs Of this State can
not be denied W. shall be happy TO see tie
grounds Of these differences iairy set forth All
discussed and il the establishment Of new Jour
mails be thought essential 10 iull aud ialr expires
sion OF views deemed important 10y any section OF
| the party. so be ~ Free discussion. under wise
and unselhsh guidance viii tendraiher tohsrmonize
than distract l, need not be disguised that some
Of our esding w hi1s think they would have been
more eminent and popular Than they are u The 50
feet, ons Of the Evening Journal had not been con-
fined within a parliculsf channel or If they had
| had a Wing paper If then owu stamp AZ A-1aA.
Ia Is IDLE to argue as TO the justice or injustice o
these impress scns nothing short If actua. expeli-
ment would ever be accepted conclusive
80 the money hiss been raised % start tie
new paper. ard We arc glad o! l. True We
| have not contributed any Cor the movers never
gave US chance bad they happened O.
] arop IN and hed us with any We should Nery lAet
have put il down We have al al times openly
desired the appearance OF Their paper liwl. uoi
diminish the circula on Of the Evening Jourusl
bu, rather tend 10 increase It ani II any o. orr
subscribers see lit 20 leave US for the Register We
part with them in al kindncss. s. hurry up The
new paper. Messrs Editors and let the unlrcmo
tel OF not rapidly enough promoted Wits gentle.
men 81 cur STATE have an organ 10 their taste. We
believe the effect would be sanitary. and tat after
it,se We shan all iog o. harmonlons AID reasons
bly, conteute3
For SHAME Chapman, 81 the Iu5iana sem
me-. : hsrd on Ste Disuuioa lctter written o.
Hon Il. ". JOHNSON o. Arkausas l. coaviacc his
constituents that the Uu;on Is nuisance which
ough, to be aoaIed lie most .Trevereutlv closes
"JadsinS com Ire ionc 81 Tire Afss-sas rsre-, we m
coi hink ,he stgcs c Mr. JoAns,r t. assse. Ais.
sVre. ueIe tr9estsFec II hey rsfofs 81 A. -
john soy or hs successor 10 He saoon nso' l- CsFa-
! SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION Al CHAEIE,roN, ; &
1t lusy be remembered thsi AZ tie last session
1t tie anuHd Sciepltc Convention al Harvard
Uaycrsly q was Determined - he'd acressr sea-. snus.
a Couyeuaous Tas frs ef iAese VIA secofa.asl rtt'
u Charleston. : { on Mo,esy ,,h ms Prof hfNE' 81
he Smithsonian ns1iste Probably se ne rfes1n <
oes. sad iae presence ga srg~ namher of distinguish,
@psss much in.sFes, 10 e Proess Snss We srGiaa
car Sou.hsTn enas Tie advent OF SssezhhSss II =
Description II their own seeion q he country Hereto
srs these Conysnoss have e>en eoaSred sloss exelu
.ve,v 70 the North ss3 Fast Thew vii be aisrrast
-. .,,u.v N al The rrfncp.l c.ties q ne linton