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openly his game of rivalry with Calhoun for the
support of the Anti Tariff States, by decisive and
unequivocal hostility Protection. Then will the
dishonest cavils against the insufficient duties on
WOOL by that party which resisted even the in
crease of duty that effected and the deliberate
of many items Of the New Tariff
now resorted to by our opponents, be changed for
tha, rnequivocal and deadly hostility to Protection
now displayed by the Loco-focos Of New-York
city, Then will be revived the cid plan of carry
ing the North by party machinery, and tie South
ty falling in with It's measures Be not deceivsd,
we entreat you, Feow-Citizens result adverse
TO the Wing party is virtually decision
against the principle Of Protection and will proba
bly, seal its downfall VIII you not arouse to avert
so deporable di,asterl


On the subject of our INTERVAL IMPROVEMENTS,
we would fan speak at some length, but it has al
ready been faithfully presented in OF. Wing State
Addresses and the Circular of our Senior Stale
Committee. 1t seems TO Us impossible that the
People should Deliberately ,ote to arrest all our
unfinished Public Works for twenty years, and re-
sort to Direct Taxes TO supply the deficiency of
Revenue. In these twenty years we shall pay
twenty-five Millions of Dollars in interest alone
on these unsightly. useless and ruinocs Works,
when they nigh, pay their own interest within
five years if speedily completed, and nearly e1tin-
guish their entire cost within the twenty years that
Loco-Focosn doou.s the people to groan under
the burthsn of grinding Taxation to pay the cost
of hapeless piles of stone and thriftless furrows
in the earth. Are wrong, Fellow Citizens IN
expressing our BELIEF hat this Stop and Tax policy
will sooa sot our People against all Internal I'm
provement, by causing them 10 feel keenly It's bur-
thens and lightly its blessings-and that i, wts
DESIGNED by its authors to have this efec. are
we wrong in avow;ng our fce-o tilut perseverance
in this policy will raise up in our midst open ad-
vocates Of the abhorred doctrine of Reputation,
such as have already arisen in Illinois, Michigan,
and other States under similar circumstances Be
assured that these advocates will not be found IN
the ranks of the Wing party; but when we see at
the head of our Councils Secretary of State whe
boldly declares and publishes that one generation
cannot bind the succeeding, and who scouts all


Internal Improvement as delusion and robbery, we
feel that the patience Of his partsaRs and disc-
pies under incessant Taxation for no sensibly benc
icent purpose must not be too severely tested


Whatever shall be the Issue of this contest. Eel
low Citizens, we cherish the proud conviction that
it has been prosecuted by the Wing psriy in a
manner worthy of uprigh. ,en- appealing with the
cearest cogvict;ons of Right to 'the intelligence
and patriotism of Freemen. Our course has been
manly, ingenious and candid throughout, without
fear and scornng disguise Wehave set fally before
you our measures, and for their sake appealed to
you for support You know, ond the whole State
clearly and consistently understands, tile principles
both of National and State policy on which we de-
sire that the Government shall be administered !;
YOU know what we propose to do if the People
hall con6de to the Wings the power. But how
is it with opponents GA the great question
Of Protection &c our Home: Labor where ere they
where On that of Internal Improvement Wit
citv-iheir Protective Tariff resolutions in Wash
ington Couny-and their point-no-point, 'nciden-
tai lodges and guilty silence in most other Coun-
ties. Witness their Erie Railroad resolutions in
The Southern Tier, vocifereusly prorlairiing that
This Railroad shall be made State Work, strange
ly coupled with ebusc ct Wing extragavan,
schemes and Fifty Million Dabt.' Witness
their Senator vote for coupled with his speech
against the New Tariff, and Mr.. Van Buren's ST.
lence to our own citizens, gently broken by anti
Tariff whispers to his Southern allies. That per
ty can only obtain power by deludng and be,raying
some portion OF ,hose vito, deceived by its Del
phic oracles, shall contribute TO its triumph. 1t
could not bear sway year without grossly wrong
ing at least portion of its supporters 1t rests
with you, Feow-Citzens to say whether par
ty which on the most vital question: Involved in
the result OF our Election, either has common
principles or dare not avow them, shall be called
to rule overus To avert such public misfortune
our efforts increasingly put FORTH letu US
hope that YOURS will mot be wanting to render them
efeclual and triumphant.


Wings of Ncw-York the eyes Of the Union arc
fixed anxieusly, hrt hopefully, upon you. Your
brethren III other States appreciate the difficulties
and discouragements under which you labor, but


they know that in strength of numbers ard strength
of soul you are equal to your aduous, yosr glorious
position. Again, as in 1885. you are called tc
breast and roll back the tide of Loco-F oco sue
cesses-to resnimate the hopes and thrill with JOY


the breasts of the friends of Prosperity throughout
the land. Your energies are adequate'to to this great
work of National beneicence if you will but put
them forth-and you WILL do it. The memory Of
glorious Past is the assurance of joyous Future.
Rally, then, in your might brother Wings! per-
feet Immediately your Organization by Counties,
Towns and Districts; difuse information, arouse
the inactiyo and be ready on the 2ih Of Nnyernhar