New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
Appeal,
WIG STATE COMMITTEES Rooms, |
Albany. Thursday. Oct. p, 1850.
the work.

Inc w mig STATE CSuTdl ROiulllAttCC 4COl ~ Ia
cumbent upon them to make brief appeal to the
Wings of New-York, to rally and come forth In
defense of their principles and their candidates
You cannot overestimate the Importance OF the
contest in which we are engaged 1t involves
questions of vital interest," and the result may de-
termine the political character of the State and
Nation for long series of years. Would you
maintain the ascendency of Wing principles in
our State Administration aud secure a contInu
ance of the policy which has made New'lork
great and prosperous You have only to give an
efficient and united support to the Wing nomlna-
tons. Would you sustain our Wing National
Administration, with a well-tred and patriotic
son of New-York at its head See to it, that
every Wing discharges his duty at the ballot.box
Remember tho efforts and struggles of former
years in your warfare against corrupt political
power which seemed impregnable
Your exertions were finally crowned with sue
cess. Whig principles prevailed, abuses were re-
formed, and the people once more rejoced in tho
honest and patriotic administration OF their affairs
All our State interests have been invisorated by
the benefcent operation of Wing principles Our
Internal improvements have been prosecuted
with efficiency and success. The Finances have
been placed in a sound and prosperous condition.
Our State Credit has reached an elyation, above
all former experience The most sequestered
portions of the State are now reaping the benefits
of liberal and enlightened legislation. VIII you
continue to enjoy the blessings OF wise and pat
riotc policy, or will you surrender the State and
it's destinies to the keeping of the destruct-
AnJ, ~, ntar actc orInr
rested its progress for years!
A Wing President, called to the discharge of
his high responsibilities by the mysterious decree
of an awise Providence, at period of peculiar
trial and difficulty, has need OF generous, con-
fding support He can do comparatively little to
promote the National welfare without the coope-
ration of Wing Congress- We must look to the
Legislative branch Of the Government for the re-
peal of obnoxious measures and the adoption of
wise laws for the Protection of our Industry and
the prosperity Of our diversified interests. All
who toll in the field, or the workshop, are called
upon to aid in the election of Wing Representa-
tves whose votes will be given in Congress on
the side OF American Labor and Independence
The Wings Of New-Y ork have the power to Sc
cure a Wing majority in the next Congress, and
to return another Wing Senator, and this alone
should be sufficient to the best energies
of the party. The work of preparation has been
delayed by Improbable divisions Let all dis
sentions cease Let the voice of discord be
heard no more in our midst On points OF expe-
diency or mere personal preference, differences Of
opinion may and doubtless will exist among
Wigs but how utterly insignificant are these
diyersties minor questions when compared
with the great measures and glorious principles
on which we are all united How unworthy to
control our action or restrain our efforts, when
contrasted with those broad differences which dis
tinguish enlightened Wing measures from the
evil principles of Loco Focoism! Our cause is
tie cause of Liberty and Union, now and for
ever, one and inseparabe
With these words inscribed on its shield and
banner, the Wing party is inyincible, so long as
its members faithful and ylgllant Let US
cherish the Union Of the Wings as second only IN
import ance to the Union of the States
The contest is near at hand, and nothing now
remaIrs but to secure tull attendance at the
Polls. The time is barely sufficient to perfect a
thorough organization. Where this has been
neglected, we trust it will still be accomplished
by prompt and decisive action. We would appeal
to every Wing to exercise the invaluable Rightof
Suffrage, and to soc that his neighbors do like.
wise VOTE The WHOLE WHO TICKET You
should consider the election Of each and all your
candidates for State Officers, for Members of
Congress, and the Legislature, of equal impor'
lance Reject with Indignation the counsels of
those, whoever they may be, who may solicit you
to strike the name Of any Wing candidate from
your ballot. Good faith to all candidates, and
honest support of each should be our motto
Our intelligence from all sections Of the State
is full OF animation and encouragement. We feel
confident that signal victory awaits you 1t is
only necessary that you should go through the
campaign with your accustomed zeal and energy.
JOHN L. sCHOOLCRAFT,
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND ,th,
RORERT II. PRUTN, '@p1uy'
O. III. SATLES,
1T NJ. bLEAKLEY)
SIMEON DRAPER }NewYork.
W. X. STRONG,
A l.. HAYNOR,
Ii GRAND CANNON} tloy'
FREDERICK HOLLISTER Utica
ALIEN MUNkOE, Syracuse.