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the patronage which fell to the Wings oy the result


ofthat contest was used against us Tar more latai'


than it could have been done If welded by our IN


ye.erate enemies II might then have stimulated


Loco Focos; it now paralyzed and corrupted many
Wings.


" The disastrous results in other States injured


"a very materially for the moment The Wings


we're pe,ri6ed the hoodwood-what little OF 1t
belonged to us--drifted off to the camp OF the sd-
cer.sry. On the back of all these disasters and
obs,ructions came furious rain, which kept at
home 10000 disheartened Wings and possibly
1000 Loco-Focos.


in the face of such combination of dishonest
but winning professions on the par. of our oppo-
nents with discouragements on our own side, the
main body of the Wings have stoed firm, and con-
tested the ground inch by inch with resolution
and zeal worthy of the best days of the Republic
There has been much and criminal apathy, but the
working men of the party never did their duty bet
ter In this City, for instance, in spite of very
heavy detection Of the Shipping Interest and those
connected with it, we have polled nearly as many
votes as ever we did dividing the Congressional Del
egation and making breach in theL Loco CountyI Tic
ket. In Albany City and County, the Wings Polled
more votes than ever before they did, we think,
in Rensselaer,, and some other Counties. The Lo'
co-Foco is probably just about that of Bouck in
Is40-viz. 215,000; the Wing of course 1915, 900.
These are men who intend to vote the Wing Tick
ct in 1914, if they live SO long; and they general
iy know why. The Loco-Foco aggregate includes
the friends of Van Buren, of Calhoun, and Of Ty-
Ter, with many who even now are the avowed ad-
vocates of HENRY CLAY. Of course, they have
taken an odd way of showing that friendship; but
that is their affair, not ours. Many Germans voted
for Bonck as German who on al! practical ques
lions are Wings, and will prove it in 1874.


What, then, is the prospect as to the Presi-
DENTAL vote of this State We have something
10 say this point, but this article is already too
long. Suffice it for the present that our faith is
strong that New-York will vote neither for Cal
noun, nor Van Buren, nor Tyler, O. but for that
true Statesman and Patriot, HENRY CLAY. We
shall give reasons for this faith hereafter.