Hon, n. T.. TaIlmadSe.
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| We have been asked by several friends why
we didYot take some notice of recent savage at
tack on Senator TALLMADGE by j. W. W. IN
the Courier d. Enquirer Our answer has uni
formlv been that we dislike extremely to appear
in constant collision with any journal which sails
under the Wing banner, and that we have an abb
ding conviction that such attacks as this on Mr.
Tallmadge can do no possible harm except to
the assailants. We have differed with Mr. T. as
to the proprcty of some of his votes to confirm
what we regarded as exceptionable nominations
for important offices by Mr. Tyler, but we never
thought of assaing him therefor as traitor to
the Whig party. These Tyler appointments pre-
sent questions of extreme difficulty, and the
tainty that the rejecting any one will not give US
a better man, but only enable the Executive to
strengthen himself by extending the evidences Of
his disposition to reward adhesion, should ever be
considered. We can very well see how good Wing
may say, f" Let him have whom he pleases; it is
'but few months, and then all can be made
right meantime the first nomination is proba-
sbly quite as good as any future one would be-"
We should have voted against some of A1r. Tyler's
appointments, but on grounds very different from
any party consideration.


Mr.. Talmadge has been for six years Whig
U. S. Senator, and the only representative Of the
225,O00 Wings of New-York in the most digni-
fed Legislative body in the world. During all
that time, he has been a most able and efficient
advocate of Wing Measures in Congress and
(whenever needed Of Whig Principles before the
People An ardent personal and political friend
of HENRY CLAY, he is able and willing to do
as much toward his election as any other man.
Is it wise, is it just, in any journal laborng to Sc
cure Wing triumph to assail such man?-to
| attempt to weaken his influence and excite dis
trust of his integrity We think not. Mr.. Tall
madge, we are sure, cannot be zepelled from do
ing all within his power for the Good Cause and


its Champion, but the efficiency of his efforts may


be greatly impaired by attacks on him from any


Wing quarter