The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25
ALDERMEN.
THE NATIONAL WINGS AND THE SEWARD
FUSION TlCKET-MORE TREAS IN THE
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| publish these letters very eoon.
| THE NATIONAL WINGS AND THE SEWARD
| CAMP.
| From the Commercial Advertiser, Oct. 24l
ANOTHER WING CONVENTION TALKED OF.
but apprefe that the. is scarcely time for the con
Of the prosct If it has been really seriously
ens ertained OF course the has its origin
with the more conservative portion Of the wing party,
at Syracuse, and still with the conduct OF the no.
mipees in endorsing the resolves OF the Saratoga
vention which act of theirs, warranted under the
crcumstances Is nearly equivalent to endorsement
also of the still stronger language adopted the
convention, after its adjournment to Auburn with
conduct Of the candidates % have ind ictsd dspiar.Ss
calamity the party, and to be in violation OF it, we'll
belief, tina, since those isteTs * cordial apprsvap
appeared we have been unable urge
box. other recommsndations they may hsve-other
qualities that wiz commend them to the safrages Of
tssr fellow citizens but az wings we cannot aesept
TO DO 80 painful course to adopt oward gentle
men regularly chosen by the partys convention, but it
the only course loft to BY nvctions of public
duty The fault is no. but that of the candidates
who have departed from the platform
organization united in sentiment Wsare intae post
ton OF party having candidates Those in choss
to support cordially and heartily at he ballot 5or have
failed as would seem As thou Oh they had far
sHs o. the nifty that IL
their proclvit.s to the hent of their inclination
Be that as nay they have mistaken and 10 their pre-
sent position Go greatly the real heartfelt
sentiments Of the true whs party. The wings are no.
where ,adicds They are he,eusy, essentially
conservatism upon their banners and sver
their distpe ushing characteristic Radicasm and dem
sgosism and Wild impractcahle theories cannot find
stances Of peculiar nature may occasionally elevate
extremists their leaders into prominence, in al
and again Agitatng events may even 80 generally dis
turb the public mind to give temporarily radical
rejecting portion Of the community have only the alter
native Of waiting for that calm which, in the political
IN sns tine storm
hear the voice Of and their fears being all
and their excitement longer sustained BY the Of
| comes deliberative, judicious and patriotic men.
The whole free states have been dashed into agitation
abettors in the administration and in the southern
States and one cannet wonder that their political views
the free states have partcpsted the
agitation that In the present state Of the popular
sentiment the Syracuse convention, and consequenty
slavery feene-much more 90 than the minds Of those
who have entertained other ideas and aims than that
almost every other But who supposes
the storm s spend itself and be succeeded by
. oalm9 Who Rupposes that the American people-And
II is with them that We have to dO-vi long chsrish
extreme and sectional views ON a question Of such
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seasons Il may b Inn possible to stem the torrent
while the storm lasts, but with the abatement Of the
into their accustomed channels. We would counsel
whig conservative friends. therefore, watt and
the same counsel sven were there ten weeks instead
Of ten dsys for deliberations and action single
nson for the ps1 ~ MAKING oopo
sition nominations. II the majority Of the party
thinl with US that grave error has been committed,
the polls and will take to rectfy il next year But
does seem to that far all that any whg 10 jus
his d.pprovsl Of the Course pursued BY our present
candidates ia 70 withhold his operation and support
fSsS he not
adverse to whg interests and disconsonant with whg
principes The cannot conscientously vote with his
AND sincere that the election Of his partys
ssntsvss would really be detrimental to the interests
peat single instance Of what the minority may deem
improper nominations il reason for dscouragng the
party by making opposition nominations, especially
when, - In the present case, suoh opp ston would
not have the rsmotest chance Of but could only
tend to the humiliation Of the party in all rs sections
reached that state in which distastsful nomination
| makes him indifferent to such . cnsiderAtion-in
which, because his views have been met therefore
he would have the party disorganisedhs had bstter
consult his sense Of honor - wei IS his OF mind
By joI Ing some party to which he can give heart ser
But leaving the general question, and recurring to
that particular phase of represented BY the
fafred 10 at the Of this article would
inquire o; Whist practical utility such convention, or
| any movement Of that character could possby be at
the present moment This IL the twenty fourth Of Oc-
tober and the state election will take place the 18th
Of November How Ia II possible to effect anything Of
organization, judciouay to select Candidates,
within tn ~ timeY And even II the candidates al
ready agreed upon BY the in this diversion do
they expect to obtain for them whg support without
placing before the party full and satisfactory expod
tcn Of their reasons for separate acon' Such ad
dress whether already prepared not could not be
eirculaes through the state In time to influence the
In All n Qnrh
| movement, that would fsin hope none Of the wing
leaders Of the conservative branch have committed
themselves to 80 impractcable project Surely there
are already parties enough ia the neldssndiiates OF
almost every political shsdewithout making confusion
worse COMPOUNDED BY the addition Of another Let
wings get through the present campaign - well ~
! We can; the skies win brighten hereafter