New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
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later ana nfc' l-tft~l Us a ~
Pas-ions which isreai~Det domestic dr.
cord and cy sn. sshe advocate q Di. peience 0r
.lsved Gres,- and Throughout or whole heuis
phsre, the SECRETARY IN wose band. The sr-,s 0i ie
Nation reppsed with ln0r and hf -'s career # Sen
sor in Congress, 10 all AMI ever eaPacy re challenge Cor
hsevery act ths .trsesi sCrluny Political aHm' ~ "a
indeed purs1-d hlI with reu-e'l t.eraes' c2iruny
aud Islander have been busy ia l' name ard asss s-'
detrscion bad almost marked DIN 'T h-r oVnbai - ne
ms Of night before TIE morning the clouds nave van
shed before TIE light truth, ami e slf' oa erect am
, preemineni. IN ID. dignity q purity and pair9tisn.
How marked the contrast TIE one with The regret snd
admiration NJ b. fellow cit zens, retiring from TIE 90 on'
conflict Of IL NJ aud honorable discharge ~ D. country
trusts. the other amidst tn e'r' of political 60, ami tir
epraches Of betrayed ircsfs cngng % pace al me a.
! p-nse NJ honor. fCbeer.)
But fellow citizens ether AMI higher objects ih7n mere
individual preferences demand attention To ih- de
preston Of abor The destruction n credit, and he utter
prosra,on NJ tie busses enTrs o' he country cons--
qn.nt upon the policy snd conduct Of lA- ate Admn'rs-
ton must be superoided bankrupt Treasury National
Debt and deficiency u revenue 20 provide ur current
expense. Al the tus the bl CIR 1 ulsA2skies 70
IN competition Ia, fallen upon tie great manufacturing
Interests Of tie county -uI eSogcrs have bren con
.tanjy drained tfbue ~ fofcga -nterpte. rhe our
la. been utterly elected. oar Agrr11rs PROD co.
With 80 options, are chiefly cpnsted 70 no - lAtl
and Discriminating. duties abroad. coupled. 20 regard 20 ihe
colonial trade With restrictions amounting o. 1'a pro-
bbioa. have equally affected our commerce, AMI almost
placed The carrying TRACE Of he seas he bands nj 'an-
gers
These three great lranchs. Of national industry an
wealth are 10 TACT linked together that tie same opera
ting prosperity or adversely extends H nh1fnce u
all British legislation La, indirectly accomplished more
toward, depression than EVER D-i0s eusueG
direct hostility ssd opes Let % briefly examine
is effects a. drawn by master hand
at excludes by niera.cn, duties s impoT',ior' ler-
cept 4 appros hing famine 81 the staple pro
ducuon Of the Middle sad Wc,-sn ssaie> Ii proscrse'
with equsl rgor the hlAer u-ber ami live sock nt ih-
portion ami also of the NOrera So Eastern part OF
Union. IL aDsunds with regulations o IuierGct upon
all the predictions Ct soi .siu,iry which come
competition viii 10 But tie Cotton, indispensable
their Looms. they VII receive 10 weave into fabric
10 tie sesrcctio- 81 orr own mhuuae
lures" Nesd wonder the Naguaion " trade thai
ships should - dsnaue ~ our war'c. our looms 20
motion. our mechanic. Unemployed and III
hum OF business huihed in streets. "henihe ' protect
u. power Of the country eterted 10 couuer.c b'
| basof ioTeigu legislation, lCheersl
Thee tLiny, feow-ct ren, should roi, not be-
and through the cansdac whom we have nominated We
advocate revision Of The present TarG aSto mpsrt
projection to domestic nausry, provide an sHpe fcse
nue. the oG.l credit snd repensh exhausted
treasury, without argrayannr the BURDENS upo.ed on toe
other great interests Of The country.
We becvs also thai the proceeds n IL Public Land,
belong rghfuly the ststc,-. no. eIp-n-r. Of Gov
eminent in time Of peace ,hould h- fros other
ssrces and that the present ,y'em Of srsuton .ht
not 70 be dis urbcd. (Cheers)
We are IN favor of restriction of tie rrocut.l service
singh. ermoi a retrenChmrut of public expenditure
the Legislative. Judicial and ET,cui'c Departments Of
the Governmental strict Accountability Of public officer.
OF UNIFORM currency, based ALIKE uprn the pubic i1ih
private resources aud Of ots "paraiion OF TIE purse
and the sword. (ChceIsl
In the support OF these principles ask your coopera
ton, and 40 their ADVOCATE IN lines past their CBAHFos
IN the hour Of peril and their only RrLIANoE II time
coae. call upon you. and al rally in b.hafof
HAIRY OF THE WEST. lRepcaiei cheers)
ADDISON DoUGHERrr, Esq. read the following
Resolution:
Uhefeo' Tie imbccie course of tho National Admin.
ra,ion-ihe embarrassed condition OF the countryside
tsgnsuon Of trade and conrlsrce--the d-cpe OF
sctureihc diSoTdercd state Of the couencythe dcprss
in the value Of aborhc grc.t prnSrauOn OF industry
and the psralzed cosdton Of the and
&c the nation" al indicate t-i the TINE has arrived ~heh
alike just and patriotic for The People consider he
dies for these alarming evils, sud 20 make prompt aud
fearless public declaration Of that which they deem
essential 10 restoration of NATIONAL prosperity
And whereas recent experience demonstrates that the
President the United States yielding To the dictate. of
misguided ambition, constantly twans the efforts % the
National Legislature; and, Instead OF acting in concert " h
he Re csenSi's OF the People, seeks represent him
self instead OF the Nation, thereby iorbdng any
bic hope OF better thing, during h- oiI:al term.
Add where's isapparcnt that To efficient and
dignihed administration OF the Governme, requisite
hat Chief Magistrate should be- selected who only
combines IN his character brilliant natural endowm sis,
wisdom Eatured by experience energy ten p-cd by Tru.
aence bu, who j. cmphsucally home. man, and who
shall act with single aim for the Advancement Happiness
| and glory OF hs country.
And whereas, among the many distinguished SERVANTS
Of the PEOPLE, the name of HENRY CLAY j., iu,;rious
A. blending in preemrent degree these important requ
tes OF great and good Chief Magistrate Therefore, be i
Reso'ed, That ~, The DENocRsrIc wrIc ELEcroRsor
rus I or NJ \opf ttp Lsret A
CLAY OF kEN1UcKY CANDIDATE for the fErsipr>cr
1874; aud dceming that tb1tr of gratitude justly
him fauIfl and well frird PUBLIC SERVANT, of
huor as AN usrous ORATOR and SrArts,AN, and OF If
6cfi0n a PATRIOT aud true and vafu-hrarcd Man.
gardng him the Protector OF AMERICAN L,CoRs. the
great fdroca't of a SouSD CURKsScyas essentially cn.
uhed nh the interests % the NoN, ani the
brightest ght among tic consolidated geniu. OF the couniy
we preudly proclaim HN cANpDATs, and Invoke thu
.id rELLowoTleEN, in Immediate. rc,oae and
| firing eNertious to elevate him 10 the CHIEF MAGI>-
| TRACY OF TIE REPUBLIC.
DAVID GRAHAM, Esq. then addressed the
meeting in substance a. follows:
| If | were, fellow citizens, to consult my own
| feelings on the present occasion should perhaps
have v.ntured to d.cbey your summons to come
| here tonight But toll Of the feeling. and the en-
| thusiasIn which have brought together. should
| have been resrcant 20 the principle, by which |
| have ever been ac,uaicd If. feeble and humble as
may be my abilities. had failed 10 discharge th,
duty ,h,t has been cost upon me. see around
me men 80 much better hticd 10y THEN experience
to address YOU on tins occas.os-surfoun.cd as |
am even by Senat-r. Of your own noble STATE,
(checrs,) that perhaps inclined TO shrinh from
addressiu. you. Bot. m, fellow citizes,, we have
sll-the humbest OF US d4ty to perform; AID
Tor one | shall nerer shrink from di-charsing thai,
duty. (Cheers.)
The occasion which has called u together il.
| ur ot deem and uu,xuulnled ,nfefr.f Hayiur