New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
The wings of the City OF New-1ork 70 'he
wings of the State Of New-fork.


Hereafter she will have the same ratio In your en-
tire representation in Congress and IN the Legisla'
ture of the State.
TIE destiny of the Me,ropoiS-her Interests ana
her renown are part of an inheritance Of which the
State partakes equally with the City. Their COM
NOR interests are lndvisioe. To see the proud ban
ner of the State advanced far as practicable ana
heralding every aonest progress, iuriherng the Ia
teresi OF man, Is to us our nobest as well as most
cherished aspirations as fulfilling the destiny assigned
to this the first member of the coniederacy, ana
thus speed on the true meaning of our thrilling motto
Excelsior"
There NAV have been differences of opinion, dis
iurbing that concord whose reign should be supreme
and interfering with tina. harmony SO necessary to
secure the permanency OF that STATE policy when
has established the preeminent greatness of New.
York. These diverse views have unquestionaoly
led 10 ulirasm on either side. The invocation of
patriotism in behalf Of the interests OF the whole
country the well.beng OF the Union OF the States
and the vital policy of this State-was not N vain
1t was NANTES, that our divisions would transfer
power 70 that noeran. Opposition whose embrace
was certain death TO the Canal Policy, while 1t
would conSgn 10 oblivion rHE IMMEDIATE IN,
LARGEMENr or THE ERIE CANAL'-a matter OF
paramount importance to every other question,
local or national. The decision OF the wing party
would have transferred this question 70 the custody
of hose proved the truthful history of the past 10
have been ITS deadly A. they are ts hereditary toes
Within the year, III the madness OF their hoslhly'
they resorted TO revolution 10 accomplish their de-
stIuctlve party ends. The people OF New ork
foiled them then and by a vote of condemnation
without parallel. they expressed their adherence
OF the conduct of the 10 resigning Senators.
Ever since 1917 the party now IN power ana theIr
predece ssors OF the Clinton school have been con-
- cd II RH friends
lev Equally true Is 1t that the Van Buren, & Go.
rulers OF the State tracked their way by every ina
enable hindrance and obstacle that human ingenuity
could invent, or ceaseess malice dictate IN carrying
out their hCstilltes 10 the Canal Policy.
Cooval with the advocacy OF that question IN thts
State we find the ilustrlous Statesmen Of the Wing
party (under the veteran lead OF the great Patrlof
who, now III the full vlgOr OF mind uIuminlng the
page OF our countrys history for half acentury Is still
found the foremost man IN our councils the untrlng
champions of Internal Improvements, as part and
portion OF that American system. which has elevated
The nation preset peerless position IN the eyes
of the world
In spite of yetoes and constant laborng of the
Opposition to defeat any national plan oil Internal
improvements that benetcent system-at tunes tn
created harborsupo the seaboard and
apon the vast shores of lakes for the shelter OF
life where before whole heca.embs had persisted,
for the protection OF property where previously NH
hons of dollars IN value were utterly destroyed ana
atte sed the necessity Of such public works Equally
necessary the removal OF obstaclesto navigation
In those river highways opening thousands upon
thousands OF miles Of inland trade-those lakes ana
those rivers pouring into this State domestic COM
merce before the vasness Of which our ioreigncom-
merce Is but single item In the summing up OK 'he
industry and products Of the whole country
The Wing party's trlumphs are tina victories o!
Peace They can point TO 700 miles and upward
OF C als-dlrect and latera-they can exhibit those
immense Railroads reaching from the City along the
Eastern portion Of the State TO Lake Erie-and from
that same City to Albany. the Hudson River Road,
and from Albany Buffalo, the center artery, elicit
ing the admiration and commentator OF the whole
country.
New-York have received that greatest Of all bless
:. gs, perfected system Of Common School Educa-
non, extending and dlffusing knowledge the great,
81 source OF all power the guarantee OF regulated
Liberty. and the endorse on the bond that this
mon shall endure and be perpetual
For the maintenance and support OF the Common
School system and for multiplying Its dement's, the
Nhiq party have provided beyond the possibility OF
doubt and beyond the reach of repeat
The famous Chapman Of Michigan proclaimed, III
speech IN Congress In 1912, that Education was the
natural foe of Loco Focoism" We acceded to the
truth Of this honest admission
The Wing party, strong IN the faith that their doc
nes, measures and principles were closely allied
to knowledge, and that general intelligence would
secure then ascendency the hearts Of the people,
have, because It was always a cardinal principle,
devoted themselves TO the permanence and prosper.
y Of literary and scientific institutions throughout
the State encouraging fairs for the better cultivation
of Agriculture, the Arts, and the mechanical pur-
suits II our citizens. Ever watchiul Of the rights
of labor, they found the constant consistent
advocates and friends of the industry of the whole
country creating and e"dowlng she most benevolent
and charitable institutions. They have provided Tor
the reclamation OF those who III tender years are
led astray-amelloraed and reformed our Prison
systrm-tor those who cannot see-the mute ana
those who cannot hear-thOse dlspossessed oil red-
son-and those other unfortunates-ouT slmlltude
hut in form-they have provided ample Asylums
where they are cared for-reheyed. The amplest
instruction Is extended 10 the Blind, the Deaf and
the Dumb. They endeayor always to make govern
ment, TO the extent Of its ability the means of hap
pluess TO the pursuits Of the people.
The oppressed are not famishcd with empty ex-
presslons OF sympathy, but with open hands and
purses, ard with warm hearts we BIC them welcome
to hearths and 10 our homes The vlcums OF
tyranny other lands find here shelter and protec
ten. The party that invited La Fayctse, the friend
and companion OF Washington, 70 revisit the scenes
OF his early patriotic services and seifsacylce and
while here, as an expression OF peoples gratitude,
bestowed upon him gift exceeding In extent Ger
man Electorate, has sent a Government steamer
which is now bearing 10 our shores the llus.rious
ksssuth, the guest OF a nation whose affections he
holds by reason ola course parallel IN virtue, II not
IN success 10 the Father Of Their own country
The voice Of own Clay raised IN the hour of
ed and trial for suffering, starving Ireland, as but
IL has been potential IN relieving the necessities
Of the great and good Father Mathew, beggared IN
relieving the dying masses of his unfortunate couh-
tIymen.
Canals and Railroads-our inland and rivers
teemIDg with thronging multitudes OF steamboats,
and almost countless other yessels-our ocean steam
eYs winners on that measureless race-course-the
seas OF canvas that crowd every portion OF the lace
OF the globe from whose mastheads floats the sailors
protection IN the flag Of the United States-on every
mn side-n the valley and on the pla,n-.he school
house-C oeges and UnIversties-the ManWacto-
rles that are filled with happy tollers-the MEASURE
less resources Of the country their present unex-
ampled deyelopment-the advance of every improve
ment encouraged and upheld by every true Wing
securing 10 Labor its highest reward, and protecting
The right hand OF Indastry-rescuing the Credit of
the state from the lawIess hands Of those who
sought ceaseesly 10 destroy IT, because with that
destruction they involved the RUN OF the Canals
giving 10 this State the freest ana the best Of all
rercIes and IN the Free Banking Law securing the
best system IN the hole thirty states-Ou above
all presenting a system Of Education which secures
10 Ia humbest alike with the more favored by for
tune a surety which Is above and beyond all pnce-
these are among the trIumphs Of the Wing party.
Steadfast friends Of Law and Orier-upnodlng
and protecting the Notwithstanding by the stat