New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26

cu I. ia trne that at the time OF his nomine.
tion he repudiated his former views and promised
sbe rost savish subservlency to Casslsm, but
Stuart was elected by practicng insidiously tue
same detcstable game in the remote and smaller
ronnties of his District. that wa so shamelCss Y
nrecticed by Cass and Buel in 1913, when they
berslded their meetings by flaming placards head
cd eCAss BUEL AND FREE Soil MEETING,
cause now powerless m The same Distinct Ia the
Sountv of alamazoo however, where STUART
resides and where the Hunker Convention that
nominated him was held, where his lickspittle
speech was made and his SUB, eyviency 10 Cass
acknowledged, he was beaten by 300 votes bis
oononent, Mr. WlLLlAMs was the nominee OF the
Wings and Free Sellers and was defeated In con-
sequence of Ethe great confidence his trends had
in his election and an ignorance their part as to
how widely the imposition was practlced IN re-
gard TO STUART's real position. The election in
This District therefore is triumphant vindlca
ton of the principles they represented as either
of PEEsimAE or CoSGER 1t is a submission on
the part of the wire pulers of the District
that Casss doctrines cannot prevail. No sane man
In the District believes that If out and out
CAss man, such as BUEL and HAscALL in the
other Districts had been nominated, that he could
have poIed two fiftbs OF the votes.
In WISCONSIN the battle assumed a different
aspect, There, instead of w hgs, in two Districts
DoTT's and DURKEE's the Cass men had the
hardihoOd to regular Cess Huuhers against
those gentlemen. But they were true TO the prn-
proved recreant they had proved true, and all the
aggregate forces that could be brought against
them were overwhelmed, the Free Soil Wings
sustaining them.
In the other District of Wisconsin the contest
vas like that in the Second District in Michigan
tho member elect, EASTMAN, protesting TO be as
trne TO Freedom and the North as his Wing op-
Donent, Mr. COLE. Tire only District saved In
Wisconsin by the Locos saved by spurning
and repudiating the Cass doctrines
Michigan and Wisconsin contain nearly mil
lion of people living nearly the same parallels
of latitude as the constituents of Preston King
and Horace Mann. This million of men will be
represented under the census of 1850 by ten
REPRESENTATIVES. The fiat has gone forth from all
their forests and prairies that submission, com
PROMISE doughfacism, is no part of their creed,
and that no representative OF Cass and his doc
trnes can be longer tolerated
If the elections in New York, Massachusetts,
and Ohio have taught the Wings Of the North no
lesson, let them seek instruction from the Far
West" and appreciate it. The lesson is that
the Wing party exists has vitality, has the conf
dence of the masses where it allies itself to pro-
gress, justice truth, when it ceases to be the
apologist and propagandlst of Slavery, when it
boldly and manfully resists the further inunda-
ton of Slavery and its woes over virgin soil
consecrated by God and Nature to Freedom. The
converse lesson during the last few weeks has
been impressed with equal pungency and power,
that the Wing party has no strength, no viSor,
hardly an existence, where it has proved treach-
erous to the principles it everywhere ut the North
was few years since eager to proclaim aud sin
eere in defending. DAEL. ORDINANCE.