New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
The Yannz Mem. RaIIy.

The Young Nen's Rally.
There was a glorious gathering Of the hg
Young Men Of our City q; National Hall last eve
ming to respond TO the Senatorial and C0ua'F
/ Nominations. The meeting was called 70 order
bv Byy5.x,y DRAxr. Esq and organized by the
.Lo:.o of HAMILTON FISH as Chairman, and
10 Glowing gentlemen as assistants. yiz:
HryRY SUDAN, Jr. JAMES L. IL CoNPTE,
GfoRee ". PHYrE. SrEFHEs c. BvSSEE,
JrSIUs :. STAGE, MARK HULL,
JAMEs L. ToDD, WALTER BRADY,
NORRIS A PHELPs. D2SIEL WELLS,
SlLAs CHlcKsEIHG, CHARLES +. OSBORNE.
JAMES K. WOOD, WILLIAM ]YsoS.
JosAPH {. toRBEs, WAsH1SGroy Smith.
WILLIAM W DlBBLE.
and the following a. Secretaries. yiz:
JoHN T DoD5E, J9Hy " TgoRST,
HESRY D Moore, DANIEL c. SANDS.
a. 5. {. PiERsoS, HcGH AucHl>cLoss. jr.
Mr.. FISH, or takin. the Char. made az eser-
getc and anmating address announcing the nam.
Of tue Wig Candidates, which were received 81.
every demonstration Of enthusiasm. He presented
he following resolutions. which we.c unanimous,
adopted, viz:
Resolved Th.. - heartily approve Of the Ticket an
aCUnccd the cnoice Of our Nominating Com -iee for
As-embymsn, aRd t1atis the sb.Ity, dtc-
:iiy 1nd unchanged political p'iac7es Il tae son
prcse ted, TIE Democratic Hnirs of N-s York have a
lstgc ina, Their wi,he. III be ihfu!ly rel r,eed
and lleir interests bb ) maintained aud adyancei
Resolved, That the questions OF policy 30 &c ply
aad closely connected win prosperity only be
settled and eonsummated ty tnc maintenance and ,ruph
of Democratic WEig prs pe- over ;hc dest.sctlve doc
t'inc of :he party whose opposition l. acuon aud "aose
/ success revolution.
Resolved That It is the duty OF every f.eeman oi New
York. who regards the mesory OF rer Ticst Statesmen
aud who would ,treusthca the stable pillars o her gory
stand by her cherished mt asurc- o. INTERNAL IN
PkONEMENT, and preserve u broken the vast designs
winch, orgipatug tao genius Of her mritiesi 'ia
lind their end IN al; higher pfeeGinence Of the ate
Of New YORK: and that every effort every 5c-itc"
should be made defeat the purposes OF the purity
which Noud tumble into the prouce-t
of the past aad &C, bounds 10 tho progress OF People
Whose motors Empire
Re Owed, TIM, the system OF Sate Prison monopoly,
by whch ladiviu1 ana comp1nes ae enab,d TO reduce
The prices OF labor, and cheaper the manufacture Of ,nc
various articles OF mechanical skill and ntdstry wrong
~ principle and oppressive n operation aud that D.
10 b5 tolerated amOrg free people that the wori
justice falling with 1t. avsngiGe stroke the guilty
convict should also wouad tbe'afn OF the hou". hard
FOrkirg mrch Not If efforts all shall his
,y-tem longer be cadured-ay,tem winch uu1er the pc
that AMI cou .Aoald become Of 70
binds the siuew Of the aborer. and says tie
-ons Of toll-you rot worthy OF your re"ard-aHd
Z J
support Of the candidates whose IN crest are their inter
s,t., and under fgcnce the work shop silal
iEan become the busy ,c'nc of labor hnd OF profit.
Ke,oly-d, That Ire Democratic Wing Young Men cf
New York VIII do ih-ir utmost maintain the -
and a-cendapcy Of the Democratic Wing Pat, tns
state and Naton; and that faering detection
any quarter, shall them from uvincibc support
u their National and State Institutions that IN every
they will stand by thrir tried prHcpcs-prlncip
Fhch the in success asd de cat-hscd ami w.
;aapgcablc-aud which the bos,rous ocean Of po''t
al STRIFE, like the etcria! star. shining lhcr cl"sr
>unopy, the wa;chfu IN hs nisG Of PERI
The sure guide and hope OF the patriot.
tcapved. That the admiration nad gratitude OF th.
American People. due to their Democratic Wing Re
Congress, FOR thcir prompt aud i ;icut
acton so many measures OF long deferred policy aEd
fclic well Tor the establish hmcnt of independent
ystc Of leg which will Intsa.ly restore
government IT. orIgns simplicity Hgd purify
Ind thai especially would render hoaer to HIM
sho IN, done to us the be,, service 10 that whose
ihty only cqaaicd by the holdncss of
MS purpose.-HENkN CLAY, Of Kentucky" ab-orbsG
the ul,ranspornC thour h of hc rood and glory
county. he bows viii hut the vill Of the pco-
pc and seeks dominion but the hearts of his country
The meeting was successivcly addressed BY
NORRIS FRASKLIN, H. 4. WEED, II. GREELEY.
j. w. WEEn and T. +. TonLINs7N inciting the
Wings 10 exertion, and cheering them on 10 VIC
tory These addresses were received with the
Iiycliest enihusasm, and at the incidental nention
OF ,he name of Henry CLAY the Hall shook with
electric bursts OF accamatioq. Finally. the meet
lag adjourned ut half past Q o'clock. each Wing
resolving to do his whole dury Io-Day in com
olc1ing the Regi,trc-. and Y0-Norron at the
Polls.