New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
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MORNIEG at o'clock It sill coutain all the
latest news received mp % the time Of going to
press. Che Niagara aaIe rom this port on Wed
nead&y at Q eolanh.
The Wbjg Cnneiidates aud the Boilers,
The Wing State Convention assembled at
Syracuse, organized, selected candidates for
State Officers reiifirmed the Wing princi
ples and adjorrned, having completed it5
work. Il did not apply to dignitaries for
the construction of platforms nor aak its
candidates, even in sacred confidence, what
it should or should not do to affirm ON this
occasion. The Wing party does not now
ask anything of its candidates but fidelity
to the acknowledged Wing principles. II
seeks Eno creed at their hands, and is not
likely to set aside the exposition made by
its chosen Delegates in favor ofsny glossary
which candidate might ooncoct It does
not regard the declaration Of It's principles
ae the proper work Of any candidate or can
didates The Resolves of it's State Conven-
tions wherein the whole party is repre-
scented, the Instructions Of ita Legislatures,
are, SO far IS they affect any question, au-
thenticatcd expressions Of its views; but
no candidate was ever authorized to make
declarations Of principles in its behalf, nor
would any such ezposiGons have weight as
ayowals of it's sentiments. individuals
sneak for themselves, Delegations for con-
stituents, Conventions for States
The Boilers from the late Convention
sesume to advise the Wing candidates as to
their duty in the premises, They demand
that these candidates shall administer q
public and pointed rebukc to the Convention
which nominated theml Mr.. Duer's Al
dress distinctly says
"The candidates, most il nos all of them, we be-
heve To ba souna National Whigs, and opposed
TO The action of the majority III she Syracuse Con
ventiou, but their poslIioa is as present Rmbigu.
Gus. They may accept the nomination simply
eua Internationally, thereby binding themselves
TT support the principles declared at she eyraeuse
( Convention, ana IN such case they could not
9,ohoL}n G1,pear tr07thy Of yoHr support; or they
nav dsoiino the nomir stion altogether or they
! NAV place themscyes before the people az indie
psrdeat Wing candidates on broad national
| grounds.
That is TO say: if the Wing candidates
simply accept the nominations rendered
them, without rebuking the Convention
which nominated them and telling it that it
did not understand its own business, the
Boilers cannot support the ticket TO the
same effect, the tanoadai9u5 Repository,
following in the wake Of the Rochester
American and Buffalo Commercial, says:
awe place the names Of the nominees CT the
! Convention at the hesd of our columns upon the
charitable presumption thas they will, in accepting
their nominations, 1efudlate thct oetlon Of The Con
reatioa which places them out of the pale of tho
National Wing Party and makes them the nomi.
neea OF faction"
We might quote similar expressions from
the whole bakers dozen of grumbling or
boiling journals in the State, all tending to
exalt the Wing Candidates above the Wing
Convention, and to make the former judges
Of the acts Of the latter. II this be the right
doctrine, the Candidates should have chosen
the Convention instead of the Convention
choosing the Candidates. It is a very friy-
olous amusement for a Convention to pass
Resolves, if the candidates it nominates may
oyerrule them and rebuke their authors for
uttering them. Nay if Convention is
thus to be snubbed for expressing what it
understands to be the views Of its oonstitu-
ents, Why no: simply select candidates, aud
ask them to meet and set forth the princi-
pies Of the party, as they shall see fit
Why ahovld Convention resolve at all, if a
candidate may oyerrulo It's resolutions and
discipline their authors?
We are very sure the requirements Of
the Boilers will not be submitted to by the
Wing candidates, because they certainly
should not be- The Boilers admit that these
candidates are personally unoNeoti0nabls,
they say they are National and not Abo-
liter Whigs. and that they were not favor
| able to the obnoxious Qornwou Resolutions