New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

who them and with them in feeling and interest
whose political OF personal integrity was never
when the skies darkest; and ask them rally 10
support Who often tried AID proved never
| i0und upiaithful or unworthy
Resol7ed, That IN WILLIAM PHILIPS, our Candidate Tor
Assistant Alderman, and the remaining candidates, on our
private !ie have proved themselves worthy OF the
confidence and support OF their leowc zens and who
Shaesev public stations they may be called 10 FL. will
thoroughly redeem The Assurances thus given; and here
by pledge ourselves for them. at eecled OF th-in
,alidsace The bones. Cit, q Ward by 1abhlng in
Reio,td That 10 the Wigs Mayoralty Convention eur
thanks e!nneny due 70. having presented for our sui
rae candidate Tor Hayor the rarne of j. PHILLIPS
rHGNlX and VIC hereby heartily respond TO ta, portion
o the Address xed by Tie Convention wherein they term
hin man Of uuul!id integrity and exemplary conduct
all the relations lite and whose every emotion is den-
ied with The prosperity and greatness OF New-iork-
whose energies and whose have been ever freely de-
her well being Md hereby pledge ourselves
ta, in Of his aeea the fault shall not lac lad at The
ooE OF l,; Wings OF he Ssyen 1; II ward
with "iadncss and pride Statesman without tear and a
raro, without reproach whose whole life has been dero
OF his beloved Countryose principles
and those which in practice would promote
The welfare OF every section and class ri the American eo-
pie And we look forward with joyful hop. 10 the day
when bis election 10 the highest office their gift ,ha BE-
tho signal for the hammer again to ply lnerry the anvil
when the plough the shntte, ard The engine shall give
testimony Ivy ,heir increased aud well activity
70 the commanding genius wisdom and boneccnce Of the
Man o. the People
Resotved, That in the coming contest our Rallyng Cry
will be- Retrenciment and Reform in the anagetn, OF
the municipal affairs OF tie Civ
The letter oil the Honorable Henry Clay Hen George
T. Badger wa, then, motion. read The meeting and
enthusiastically responded 10 viii, thee cheers
Mr.. THOMAS WEBSTER then offered the iolowin" Rcsou.
tons which We're unanimously adopted by the meeting
Relotred That we rejoice and glad OF The nomination
Of fhli4LIps PHdtN1H, for Mayor, the sound, up
right and intelligent Democratic whg possessing the high
qualifications for the Cher Magistrate OF the Empire City,
and having given him the long pull and The strong pull,
now pledge ourselves TO give him The rumpaa, pull the
pull altogether.
Re,otred That the nominations Charter Officers pre-
this meeting meet our entire aud hearty approa-
ton they sa receive, they most justly merit our united
and vigorous support
Resolred That thanks arc due and are hereby
ered To the Nominating Committee for tic able and faith
ul dScia rye Of ilIeir important trust.
Re,oced Thu, the burtens imposed upon Us by Loco
and Shall not be borne justice demands, duty demands tina,
VIC have thorough reform and change oi officers.
Reso,ed That having bucked orr are ready
nr the contesour coors unuredwe 90 !or victory
give as Yankee Doodle
Resosed 'rhatne LacoFocos having destroyed the Re
2i,lry Law, increased vigilance and watctuess de-
nanded Of keep out illegal votes. aud 10 deec and
bring TO punishment each and every guilty offender.
Resoled That while sincerely and deeply regret the
of Henry Clay from the Senate OF the nlted
do rejoice, aud will rejoice, in the bright and
cheering prospect that the day not far distant when
Farmer Ashland like the late anented. beloved and
vencraed Farmer Of North Bend, shall be brought go.
rous ph 10 the White House Washington and placed
by grateful people in the Presidential Chair IS writ
letters oi living light, that our next President IS
Harry NJ the Vest.
Mr.. r. Z. ToMLIssoS then called upon, and adj
dressed the meeting, ami HI, remarks were r-ccSe Win
he enthusiastic applause.
Mr. ROBERT H. SHANNON then addressed the meeting
i,b yrra, rooueice in the subject tie coming contest
q notion the proceedings were ordered I" bs Sgmc' ny
h,. officers and published.
And, on motion, adjourned - .
JAMES GOODMAN. ,,>,,a , Cl,n-
JAMES GILLESPIE
J j. Is: D D EyrTstrT' }srcretarcs.
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