New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
WHO Is THE pECEIvER,

The Erening Post has the following
from an Albany correspondent. whose fero-
city is equaled and his obliquity of vision
nearly paralleled by the structures Of the
Editors:
1T is now fifteen months since that rnonstrous pro-
ject the Canal Bill OF 81, was begotten- The Governor
pronounced II unconstitutional in advance. The De-
mocraic party rejected il The Democratic Senators
resigned TO feet it The People a the speci election,
though taken By surprise, voted asainssit IA. electors
Of he ekale 1ss oes It's a9vocas asf rtead'
az he GenersI Election The Constitutional Convention
reassemhled to pronounce il usurparion- Tss Azor
ntg Gsnrel protested against Il. The supreme Court
circuit snd again in bench and now the Court OF
Appeals, pronounced IL fraud upon the Constitution
nuty from its conception sc-ip. contracts JOBS,
bribe, black mail and the prospective victories won BY
the corruption Of the suffrage fall with il
The Post will no. deny that Of - the
Democratic Senators who resigned to de-
feat it," SIR out of t,celre all in Loco-Foco
Districts were succeeded by friends of the
bill, by whose votes it became law. 1t
will not deny that the Attorney-General
who protested against it" is Len >.
Chatftld, whose name is signed below. 1t
will not deny that 1.-THE Democratic par
ty," which is here said to have "rejected
it." is the identical party whose last State
Convention, held at Syracuse last Septem-
Der, on the report of its appropriate Com
mittee, unanimously
"Resolred, That we have confidence in the Wing
cement OF Canals and that their expenditure
laa,, bara LAWS nd
corrupt lnasnuch law has been passed for the
Enlargement of the Erie Canal, placing millions at the
dspoal Of the Canal Board for that purpose there an
increased necessity for effort on the part OF the Democ
racy to use their energies to rescue the public funds
from their wastef hands, and thereby inssre the speedy
compilation ofthe glorious pork."
Will The Post be good enough to quote
the above resolution, and tell its readers
Just what meaning it was intended to con-
vey to the friends of the glorious work =
Then will it copy the following correspond
ence, and tell us what that was intended
to effect, and how friends of the Speedy
Enlargement were expected to under
stand it!
[From TIE Albany Evening Asas. Nov 5, 1851
VIEWS OF THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR
STATE OFFICERS ON THE CANAL QUESTION.
ALBANY, Monday, Oct b. 1851.
GENTLEMEN: Rumors have been put In circulation
BY the Wings along the line of the Canals with view
defeat the Democratic party at the approaching cleo
on the effect that you elected to the places for
which you have been respectfully nominated you will
not carry out faithfully execute the law passed at the
Extra Session of the last Legislature for the Enlarge.
ment of the Erie and Oswego and the completion OF the
Black River and Genesee Valley Canals.
Our object in addressing you is to ascertain whether
these have any foundation In fact An early re-
ply will obfge, Yours &C.,
O. C Il H uGUD JAS. H. snEasmI,
W. w. WRIGHT
Me.srs John Wright Hesy Randall Horace wheatos Levi
Chatfed Benjamin WEIGH, Jr., and William McAip'ne
ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct % 1851.
GENTLEMEN: We have respectively received your
communication Of the l3s ns and, in reply, beg leave
to assure you that the referred to by you have
no foundation whatever in fact On the contrary, we
have not hesitsed to say as zoe noe rpes that elected
the places for uhich hare been nominated, zoe shaH
Faithfully and fairly carry The provisions Of The lao
ADOPTED at the late session Of The Legislature for the
enlargement Of the Eric and Osrego, and The compilation
of the Genesee Yollsy and Black Rirr Canals
We regard an early enlargement of the Erie and o.
wego, and the completion OF the lateral canals, a.
Of public necessity, to which the energies Of
the State should be steadily directed
JOHN c. WnIaHr'' Lew g. CHArrrxIp,
HENRY $. RANDALL, BENZ WEIGH Jr-
HORACE WHEATON, WIN. j. McALPINE.
Mesr. d. Wood, o. C. Hubbard, Jas H. Mallory, Jas H.
sherrel and W. w. Wright
The Post likes plain talk, so do we.-
We have quoted what it says Of I" Fraud"
'bribes," "black mail" &c., to let our
readers see in what spirit the Speedy En-
argement is fought. And now it will
give US leave to say that we do not believe
the annals of human villainy exhibit ba-
ser and blacker fraud than that by which
the enemies of Gov. Hunts policy, after
having forced an appeal to the People,
and been beaten on their own grounds,
crawled into power by the force of profess
sions and promises of acquiescence in the
Nine Million Law, which it is now most
evident that they never meant to live up
to.
u The King of Prussia has just perpe-
trated another of those peculiar political