New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

!! peris which oveThanS them
To what are these aggressons TO be ascrbed
How explained. is it reliance Tor protection
the leaders the minority, whose inst of power love OF
the Constitution, love OF liberty, love of country, are al
subordinate,
Isitpossibe that the support of usurped power can be
passport to public confidence that professions to
prevail pracce that the people when truly
can hesitate between the friends and The enemies OF liberty
ORDER and good government. between those rho
tent follow the lights of experience and TO sustain the
mariy policy which raised this infant nation from poverty
disgrace and weakness, power and wealth, and hohor
and those whose professions, but everchangn
creedshave brought upon ali It's present heavy
who decry and resist every OF ref and IN the
presence OF sinking commerce and perishng resources
proer as the remedies Free Trade and Direct Tasation
How marked in contrast were the precepts and the prac
ce OF Washington whose character was the panoply and
glory of America How often did ne urge the protection of
agriculture aud manufactures How strong his
conviction that direct taxation resource only to be re-
the emergency of war. How explicit his retu
sal to exert power which be doubted "The powers OF
the Executive" his words, are definite. and
better understood perhaps than those OF any other cous
try and my aim has been and viii continue TO be- neither
stretch relax them in any instance whatever unless
compelled by imperious circumstances"
Until these are the OF every department of our
Government, this be prosperous happy
A oopaen people ask only repose security liberty
that principles OF the Constitution be carried out This
only be through the asceDdancy Of the party
well represent and that asceadancy must be maintained by
| bold counsels-concert-energy.
Ii the good You have effected is to be retanef evil is
be averled-the truths OF situation must be made
manifesto and il is of you familiar with the grea, consider
atoms which ought sway the public mnd we ask that
they may be widely dflu sed.
This done, aud, though the contest may be fierce the
victory is sure.
To this address, Hon. NATHANIEL ?. TALL
MADGE, on behalf of the Wing Members, respond
ed as follows:
Gentlemen:-On behalf of the Wing Representatives Of
fifteen States Of the Union tender you our proioundest ac
knowedgemens for the sentiments to which we have just
listened. There is nothing grateful TO Representative
a. to realize hearty appreciation OF his constituents and
feel that he has deserved il. And what enhances ou JOY
the fact that meet and are welcomed by sou here
this sacred soil OF NewJersey-a soil consecrated by the
struggles and the lriumphs OF two evoutions-the glorious
Independence and that hardly less holy or I'M
poan of ls4O Let meyer forget that NewJersey
OF the great battle grounds that coaeS-that the i'm
molaon of her sovereignty andher rights on the altar oil
L9co-Focoism, one of the daring outrages which
aroused in the People the overwhelming indignation which
tamped in the dust her oppresor and achieved the dev
| erance OF the country.
You have testified gentlemen your appreciation OF the
difficulties by which have been surrounded during fhe
session Just terminated but You hardly have realized
the full exten; and magnitude OF those difficulties We came
into power after the great Revolution OF lS4O and TO carry
y instructed certain great which they
deemed essential to the restoration of their prosperity
These National Institution TO furnish Sound and
Uniform Currency for the whole Union; Tariff which
should provide adequate Revenue for the Government and
secure Protection the Industry Of the country Dstr
button the Proceeds OF the Public Lands to the Siaes in
aid of Internal Improvements and other great public inter
ests an-for the course OF opponents forced upon US
as party question: National Bankrupt Law, securing
justice the honest Creditor and relief To the unfortunate
debtor. Fol these measures we hive faithfully abored
these commands have faithfully obeyed, TO the extent OF
our ability. fault that they have not all been
cuIsummaed
AT this Session. we first passed Tariff, including and
sustaining the Land Distribution. II was vetoed What
then should do The first spontaneous impulse was 10
rest where were and let him who had rejected the pro-
vision of adequate Revenue go he might without it,
But calmer reflection dictated different course. We could
not but feel that had Country and 10 save
We saw Commerce, Agriculture Manufactures, all pros
trate anguisng Gnd felt that good Tariff was needed TO
restore hem We decided with great reluctance, to ren
quish Land Distribution for the moment, and secure
Protective Tariff We did so, and thereby secured Tariff
which will furnish adquote Revenue to the Government
anda the time just measure OF Protection TO the
Labor Of the Country-a TarG under which Commerce
will revive and Industry again flourish i, sustained and
preserved Shall ii be so The OF the People must
determine Let this be sustained, and improvement
sure TO take place and when that abstraction removed
from tie West end OF Pennsylvania Avenue you may con.
tdeny expect other and equally important measures,
which will restore fully the Prosperity of the Country.
g N, remeInber Fellow Citizens, that the cry OF Repeal
already been sounded by the organs Of LocoFocosa,
and that Tariff win be lost unless the Country rallies
its support the approaching Congressional Elections
But you sustain il rumphantly for the present. under
the auspices that Patriot and Statesman OF the West
Here Mr. r. interrupted for minutes by yocfer
Gus cheering. AT length he resumed: Gentlemen, you
have anticipated e honoring the of HENRY CLAY
Under his banner shall rally in the might and en,hps
Of 8iO and march ON 10 victory as glorious as was
,ha-as benifcent as for unavoidable calames, that
| would have been.
Genlemen the Wing Members Congress have differed
on aueslens expediency during the long and excited
f ON which we are now returning; bat rejoice 10 as
sure you that those differences have but tended 10 harmony
IN our ultimate action and that have separated entire
and cordial unanimy, the Representatives of fifteen
States here present will unite with me in assuring you
Aad now, when labors have last been brought
ucces,ful consummaten 10 be met the soil OF NewJer
sey By such a Delegation from the Wings OF New-York
inspires US with The most grateful emotions My heart
grows liquid speak. and feel that could porr
in gratitude before YOU God bless you ALL Fellow Cit
ze.,s bless those whom you represent aud bless
beloved Country Prolonged and enthusiastic cheering.
Hon. WM HaLsTED of New-Jersey could net
refrain from acknowledging with ferven, emotion the r
butte which had been pad tue State CT bis nativity The
yer, ground en which stand has been by
the Patriot bloed Revolution Here fell the Mr.
Caldwell he martyrs of that glorious struggle But
alone that Revouiion-NewJersey con>ecrated
by other glorious Struggles other inspiring memories. In
adduon the already cited, proud To boast that
NewJersey alone of all the Atlantic States gave her
.TPPEcANoE, ard to- Tyler oo contest OF 1856
You speak, gentlemen of the glorious struggle OF sio
us the struggle OF 1886 was equally glorious Had New
York Pennsylvania but followed the lead NeJersey
in that contest should have had Tppecanoe ,pi,hou
Tyler ,oo and avoided the caames brought upon Us by
both Van Buren, and Tyler i them emulate New.Jersey
ns.p anu all the blessings for