New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

CE1RLE. 4. DAVIS. PEI.IP PtlTcH.
VIZ. y. TOWNSEND. WILLIAH htN7.
ScHrREMAs HAIsTgD. HAyILros FISH
B. Sco1rs JAM: W WtBB.
HoRLcE ST. JoHs. JACOB = btKtR.
HEkRr q. DCSSgLL. SAMUEL l. VI hlHNLf,
PETER MNAN.RA. JACOB AcEIR
Joan BoARDNAs JoHs NrwHorsf,
CoSRAD SWIFT. ALrRrD C.RHARr,
s s WYcgorr ASDEEw NorsT,
ALE1ASDrR L.wEEScg. Fice Presidents
GnoRcr CURTIS MoReAy MoacAys in.
A. ". BnADyoRD. NJ. o. RopEErf.
JlArs BowEs, T. Z ToxLIs.oS.
JOSEPH WE'D, >scretorEss
HOY Mosrs II. GRissE1L having read the call-Tne
soIIowins Resolutions were presented and read:
Re,olred Tha, while We deep: lament ;he sudden and
o affecting death Of WILLIAG HrsRy HAREIsoS, la;e
Presdel, Of the United States derive consolation in our
sorrow the reflection. that Ms successor JoHS Tyler
Is eulnently entitled 70 public confidence
Reso!red Tha; ccn !, due the memory the late
Prsden; declare and MAKE the declaration me
yubhc and solemn ha, during h brief Official
he did all things well ia hs Inaugural Addres.-in the
zccoton OF his Cabinen the official ayowal Of HI. deer
prevent the patronage O; the Government from
coming collision WIKI the freedom Electoas-in the ca
Cd Congress, hn The relief ,he cosnry, and
me former prsDerty might he devised and
a.,nred early davwe every thing approve and
commend Ia altheSe pledges given BY General
Harrison that ne would far he looked :or that
purpose accomplish that in the administration Of he
SSoycnen;. which those who elected him n;enGed
eompli.h.
Re.olrcd Tha, relying high character OF Prcsi-
Srn, TYIER for personal integrity and h-nor asked
other ;tai would carry the and
purposes d MS predecessor; bu ihc public ayoNal Of
bis determination do and since n. adoption Of the
constitutional advisers OF General Harrison. desire
him this public OF our entire and hearty
Sdence only hs integrity. and patriotism, but hs
sbiliy. and in III. experience public So lar a.
do so. would chee! him the discharge Of III,
honorable and arduous duties.
Resolred That entertain jealous distrusi OF
Pr..iden; Tyler because ne southern man w f, eve,
Northern Eastern. Western Pessdeat; but the
Prsidcn, Of ihe Union OF the whole Count; that De
Hl carry the principles OF the and the Con-
tutcu:-We ask
ResolreG. That copy o; these resolutions signed BY the
officers OF the meeting be forwarded to hs ENceeucy Pre-
.iden, Tyler by the presiding officer OF ;hi- meeting
rPREscorT Hall addressed the meeting with reatcear
ss and force exposition OF principles and
,e whg party with repec; the Currency the Tariff the
Public Lands ana all the public questions oi the DAY.
Afr an eloquent andfeens tribute the memory aud worth
Of oor late beloved President H.RRlsoy NJ Ha proceed
ed forth the h, disclosed HI.
Letters Addresses and speeches showing that ar
wcrth, and anxious to walk the footsteps o; Mn, so
Death has deprived
HIRAM KErcHUN neNt addressed the asseu,base IN bris;
sut ecquen, and impressive appeal He, touched
ca the sad theme which VIII itself al heagS,he
National bereavement; the los Presden; HARRISON He
described with thrilling power the spectacle presented the
Inauguration, his cordial and kindly reception BY Gen
Harrison, and the stunning shock whch he received just
shry days the intelligence that the great and good
whom he had le the summit OF human power and
aehc'y mad passed the realm OF Death Mr. Nechan
expressed the most undouayug confidence tha; Pre.iden,
TIIrR would carry the good work Of Reform hch Pre-
sdent H.RSiSos had SO no5y begun
The venerable PETER R LrvIse>4os a,yt addressed he
meeting Although ;hc r,o :han ei-b;s, winters
have wtene his head his thrilling coqueac, combine.
sh the wisdom and with experience OF Age ire h .r5
power of Youth. BE observed that in the course o: nv
wears wh public affairs. he had had much nc
guaintance with JoHS TYtgR- Homes; John a. he !.
called in virgnia-e knew him Intimately and well .ad
stsi iae' p---a;ic Wing does NJ: I've than he NJ,
livingston remarked that he 49,. -, . ...,
Harrisburg IN procuring the nomination OF John Iye..
e iel5 assured that though the nomination seemed foyuitou.
vi the time, truth Proyidensia and fraught with
OF good TIE Country aadthe Wis Cause.
j PsuLIFs PaeeSlx being loudy called ;or made br;e:
-csponse expressing confidence the President and
Banking Wings theig generous support IT To- la
Election,
JosFrR HoxslE made shs-io7ad. spiri:-
=; remarks and 10 o'cIock he meeting Sd ouyned.