New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23


Whig- had IN view wAes they came iai' P"N'
after they h,i carried all their measures afcofi'i
10 their wishes. except de one great irAiA- a.
marty rrea.grc-wlcn that wa, rcf3f {. ti.1 tH
Wbi-s thros.h the country dr-Vared o. accom-
pi.hinE the great Object, they had prop' -
Then iva, found thar the elections were Pas'in-
against u. in every section o. tn >ate, ana ~ nI
eur sister States. And wherefore No oe'AD''
the WIZ. had corc over - th' co, m a,d "A..''
,heir forces 10 ,her. bit because they bad ID fa'H
ing-pont; NJ p5n, around VIII -h they "'s'' -a'.
er: no object on which % c"u-r' th''f 'N''
The nonlna con of HENRY Gil ! s'reSy
ms rad yiHg Joiat. % gives Aol cIt."' -.
down t. the people Whist they rcr.t 20 "i go
thy desue 70 accomplish. aai ipf "N'' i'''''
thcy contend. (Chcers)
The Wig creed j. that oi HENRY 'iN'
Cheers That mas be summed uP a. 'A''1s
and IN n, few word, o. tire ten commandme','
II include, Tatii ct Duiie- which shall 3r '..'-
aua,c to meet all jas, d2mauds against ih' ''"'
yerument (Chccr. Il includes t'e o. ';of"''''
Of National Currency. lCaeor,) ana t., '''
cnv ne done by the r,-chart,r oi = Nauonal pms
&C hecrsi-liamct, 700. on Tue rii"cin'' 90 ''.'.
which Andrew Jackson vetoed an 1857. Y i'S'r'
This. then. f.llow-ci,ilrn>, "a thc NHt 'f'''
Rally arouadit True Nhis.eye ~ here "i.' res
rosd toit And will not th' PATROLS '',N i',F
and O., no political pal'y-rai.y aroul" H.,
cau-c il +, the cause of the country N~"''i'l
That a Tarii OF duties adequate 90 nl'e' al "'
! inst demands OF the National H,l't"''" ' ~
| ouired. ever. one must admit. Nu,',l'i'
| H.. scy.r,l indepcnlcut States coaiodcfai'd ~
the Constitution It. D, was not 10 give
ber,, national character. and 10 secure i,ef ''-
| ,.r,.ts-to nav the ,u.l Indebtedness 81 me va
| ,;c,al Government from tie funds 81 ile Na''h
| The Public Lands should nc relieved h'n ''''
..L,rgc-and wherefore Becau'c they are State
rro,ertv: they are not United states property. NOT
| ,bs rrossrtv Of the NIa1H. How happened they
| h., -, IN, ,,rd.r The control OF the National Cow
| ,rrr,eotl WAY the Thirteen United Colonies oi
| Great Britain when they were engaged IN Il war
win that power had IN their '-s.on What We're
called Grown lands. The other colonies nal no
| claim or pretcnsiou OF rlalni. 60 them p"' a"
,r-ced u throw thcsa land, into common iuhi 10
| carry on the war 10 recover them from tn" bri's'
| Crown Those State, whs-e claims cover nom
| Of ,hem say L. the others; II We unite win >o"
and mill our blood aud cNpcnd our treasure. ."
~. conouc.t Of the lands. YOU shall give ~ a. IN
rere., in them. They did give them part. and the
| STAT, of New-York was the first one To convey 10
| the Union the bouudc,s trust; and she gave item
| more than half the whole dominion. II VS. grant
cd TO the Onion from all the States; and tor What
purpose To carry on the conquest ct thcm.
| When in addition To an cnormou, national debl
the Union assumed the State drbt,, the States
| pledged the lands in payment. The simple upsh'
Of III matter VA. this: Here for recovery oi. tha
| ands wa, a great cicctmeu brought against Gie.l
| Britain. The land. were recovered and tnei
pledged to pay the expenses ot the elecuheh'
| When that is Paid they bocome State property T.
be divided among all the States. (Chcers.l
Thee lsnls then should be restored. Henry
| ~ h., IN, ypta \pf
al Bank. when the people demand II Cheers.
Let thatbe remembered then; carry it with You int
the elections Ssad Uhig men 10 Congress
Elect HENRY CLAY Presiicnt saf Il nil be
done cloud cheers.)
| But felow-citizcns, observed thit II was essen
tia 10 put HENRY CLAY denomination at ih's'srlI
! period To give public form Ia our creed 10 give
forth the prominent points aroaud which we are
to rally. Let Us, feow-cItiLcus, rally arornf
kese BointS,-Thc TARIFr A>D TIE REsT9RA
rIos or THE NATIONAL CuRRESCY. Send mem
bers to Congress this fall-a m aJority ~ far0r oi
| these great national measures Let them 90 on
and pass Tariff. Have we got TO wait three
wears before we can carry these measures No
fellow-citzens Let W. all unite with one heart
and one voice-in insisting that h, shall be accom-
| plished-and it lriU be accomplished Cheers.
Let your Congress pass laws OF this description
Let NJ, Ig!er interpose his veto. Pass them
again! viii he repeat his vetol Let him do 10,
aud send them to him second time "a, the r0ice
Of he PEOPLE! Cheers VIII he veto the
| second TRY MN THIRD TINE, (Chccr.
loud and prslongod.) Ycs. Try him thlrd time
and if that doe. not make Fclis teEbie, I'm
much mistaken. (Chsors.) Let The voice II the
| people ring in hi. ears for the third time and II
will be to him literally voice when sercn huq-
5ers utter their yoires. Yes iwill be an earth
| quake tself-carryin ing terror to the spirit of all
the Tyers TINT ever did or ever can disgrace the
Executive chair. (Deaiening appou.e.)
Let this be the Wing faith; and ict duties. to
pay all the just demand, Of Government be- 20 laid
tina, the people pay them voluntarily, and then
they will be no burden TO them. Place the duties
80 that each of you, fellow citizens. can pas the
tax, let 1t alone. YOU please. Lay it arti-
Giles that YOU can DO without very well, which
| YOU can procure of American growth or msnuiac-
turc. cloud checrs.) So lay them that only
those who choose 70 b,y the articles shall pay them,
and then tho taxes will be- paid from choice. There
viii be no burden imposed upon the people
| throughout the country. and Domestic Industry
our Home Indusiry-will be sufficiently protected.
(Checrs.)
| Let there b., "a creed then for pr-serving the
States the distribution OF the public lands, and
for National BlAk, when the people demand it..
| L'tuls De pressed ana q N'H o. dOHe. ('heeTa. J
The people-this great people ka0r-;hcy do
kn0u that we must have q n9figH4i cl,rreucy and
that We can have no national currency without q
National Bank (Cheers.) Add this people viii
understand. too, that to cqunize me exchange
| great de,,leratum, because without equal cx-
changes your taxes cannot be- equally lail-we
must have 4 Nations, Bank----ond thai. too. hay-
ing the P0cer Of i2cai discounts. Cheers J
Without lt----witlout the means If Bank,
which may extend us credit to the most dis
'.nt portions Of the country, tine country cannot
prosper Then, sly, let this b. a point u your