Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-19

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SsousS. s iS the Gisf NJ .ra.v q The
Onion tupsed y solemn conviction q oar juss
The impulses rrosal esteem and Of gratitude express our
choice in favor of GENERAL WINFIELD scOTT
Has commanding TALENT his comprehensive and liberal
perience, m long and patriotic devotion 10 the
people hs brilliant achievements in support of the national
honor and more than all has free and elevated possn
moved rom the assertions oil partixan wafareuncon
tamnatd BY party pledges snd and exempt from
the which spring from sectional interests and local
raous give him unqncstienabs claim to popular cou-
Whether regard his splendid achievements the Niagara
during the last his services il Ell cling
boodess victory the Hydra au6c~on, removing the
aud preserving with Or at Britain we per-
fare uudmnshed BY pulse personal ambition
ar oi sell nttrest.
With the deter aatioo TO give best support the
candidate Cor President shabe selected BY hs true de-
nocracy Of the Cnion again oag preference
Of the Union opponents Of E1eenrc ue end ct arbitrary
rally union and in strength nser the
old Democratic Ssndsl The. with the ERo OF CHIPPEWA
for guide will achieve victory far Tespienda, IN
lustre aud results than any which
emtlazon the page Of our eoun,r,s history.
Z. P Smith, Esq, from the same committee, re.
ported the following resolutions, which on motion
Of John Hawks, were also unanimously adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved That the last three elections held this
the fact that Mr. Van Buren, receive
the New York, il candidate presented for the sui
ages Of the people, whom all wh~ opposed party
Whatever
their former political associations can cordially and consist
| emily unite
in war and peace by his purity Of heart and integrity
OF purpose hsloy patriotism and brilliant intellect
Thy be the of Washagton the Presidential
chair; that his eminent in the difficult Diplomatic
employments has demonstrated at ly his discretion
and splendid civic talents but ability uatring
industry honorable to him alike the workngman and
| statesman
Resolved That believe the worth, character and ser.
vices gene, appreciated BY the
rhoie People without distinction Of party local situation
than tofe OF amy her public He ha had strife but
with the Of his countr, ends but the de-
fence and Untainled by pa " conflicts,
party maleyolenee dare not say his name party discipline
! be conferred by grateful People.
Resolved, That have with high gatiGc ,tion the
enthusiastic dsmons alton. made BY The People Of New York
ses Michigan and other States in favor Of the Peoples
candidate fer the and that deem unwise
After the adoption OF the resolution meeting was ably
eoqueny addressed by gesemsn whose remarks
"''''@@''''0 =" JOSEPH MEDBuRy, President.
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Comm.nts BY The Rochester Daily Demeersf
THE NEXT PnEs'Dsxr-Ihe meeting at the court house
the proceedings Of rheh will BE- fou1d 10 another colu
seen assembled in this city for any political object.
cheering to sec men Of both partiemen who have
been active and in the support Gen Jackson and Of
Mr. Van Buren, and those who have long reaou
the late present sdmnstr aoa unite IN declaring their
respect and admiration OF the Gaas; Solder-not the
eas Of whose that his election will re-
store the era Of good feeliDgs"
and Who remble for the Republic when they the
spirit With which political discussion ARA, the ehi
other nothing could be grateful the prospect OF
Presidential election Invested Of those dagreabe crcum
Of their duty citizens and electors Believing as
we do that this class - sufficiently and respectable
sound principles cannot but congratulate ourselves
proceedings OF this meeting.
that their viii be sufficient indication Of the spirit Of
Unon and which prevailed the meeting and
billy beth parss-men whom both pr,ie, Asss shown
taeir conhdsnee BY trusting them with oeal
the proceedings had under the sanction Of these names MAY
come the fact Of thei. acting in such capacity viii be i
best evidence Of the deep feeling which prevails throughout
Western New York or the whom the people delight
honor
ofwtrFeLp scorr affection towards him his sgoa
that has made the Democratic Republicans
ious Tor his nomination They know st the fact that he
would obtain IS 900 MAJORITY ~ 10 OF
itself Of equencs 20 the wings OF other sections
90, the sa. . r sss n.fs W" O. equally power
sast numbers who would er the sake Of consstency
from the snec, Of old prejudice. Tor Mr. Van
aeaiss either Of the other candidates Those
whg party 10 give them epporu lily sf being jus
country without the salty Of acting agaLst
rrossous and supporting candidate, sgsinst whom they
have heretofore avswed preference for Mr. Van Buren,
The wings Of his democratic section Of The state
uel, have the right occupy high ground any
other state section, willing and anrious 10 obtain
OF all who opposed election Of Martin vss
Barren They deem the vote Of th state absolutely necessary
his deieahsy consider II their dwy call upon the party
In nomination the for whom there greatest
certainty Of obtaining the Of New York Their
CT fidelity doctrines less than their
numerical importance, ene them to be heard and
firm the conviction that Gen Scerr support
of thousands who i'll effectively support k opposition
Mr. Van and ~. w support candidate
We tins render Empire tive shadow
Of doubt, and think atty prospects
success Ia other states.
FAsHIoSABLE o. Drrs.-One Of the results Of the
late wing victory in tais state will be the marriage Of
Lieut. Governor Bradish, with young and most
beautiful lady oflarge fortune who resides Broad.
way. The bride elect resoutely refused her gallant
love until the result Of the election was known.
The gallant Lieut. Governor carried two states at
oncethe state Of New York and the state Of matri.
mony. N. b. He has cut his abolition friends.
duel was near being perpctrated curing the last
six months between the eldest of an excanddate
and gallant Captain, well known 10 the turf The
cause cfthe rumPss some reflections which the
young politician cast upon dashing widow, which
the Captain thought II incumbent him 10 repei.
A challenge ensued, but the exquisite backed out,
and the Captain posted him at their club As Pat says