New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
The Great TVhig Rally.

house. The meeting was organized by the unani-
nous election of the following officers;
P'e''a<'s''.;;:.i;s 1iee p,s.idaai, GAlslS Balls
AssAahn ssAahs +. fa'raos THonrsox, J9cos BELL, =
! DExSING DuER, GEORGE w. SAVAGE,
WILLIAM HALL. JAMES A Brown,
| JEFFERSON BERR!AN lRoMAs ADDISON,
| JAMES w DoMrsrcK, WM. STouTESsoRoUeH,
SAMUEL Kip, EDWARD DAYTON.
DAVID DoREMus. PgILIe BEIssEL.
Secretaries
| EDMUND GR1rrEN JAMES J. R.Y6,
FLORENCE MARosEY.
Gen. LLOYD, from the Committee appointed foI
| that purpose, then reported the following, which
was dopted by acclamation
| Mr.. Chairman and Fellos- Citizens.
apprar before you this evening as the Representaue o
commission present the result OF their abors and
to ask for it your kind approval
The Convention assembled, my elow-c!zens, at your
bidding circumstances Irying 10 The patriotism
ofour glorious party than Wings knew before when
moral and official trcachery has enGeavored net only to
of dscord in ranss but also 10 encourage
and cooperate with those OF adversari"s wten dark
ry when higs OF sister States have snbniissvey
suffered their enemies clutch power from their hands
| -aving thank God Tor NewYo The glorious opportunity
1 Il stepping in stay the tide OF teieat and dishonor
Under such circumstances that Convention assembled,
,ul they well worthy OF the spirit Ihe enthusasm'
ne untiring zeal, which has ever pesvaded your nooms
rhey iell that dd they perform their duty would per
yours thaf they presented for your sudrage> at lhe
approaching Election such as he wing party can
iose furnish you wonld respond cordially by casting for
nat ticker such voe would be worthy OF Ne" fofK
lily in time, Ike these worthy OF the ndomabe spirit
Which for so many long years sustained and sill sustans
you in Your opposition % miSruic and corrnpton come
low present for your proval; well tried in party
idelity, well known in public es'inaon; men 70 whom
City we'll confdc irs great important interests
You Ill fad among them not merely every branc! OF
varied interests professional mechanical mercantile
represented but also we'll represented Fom other sources
nan alysef perhaps, should these remarks but
will pardon my ielow.ctizens express 10 you my
Ugh qualification no, merely at tie spirit that pervaded
me Convention which had She honor of presiding,
also al The result OF their abors obtained WIN so nuen
armony and unanimy. True, there was, as there VIII
,e preferences ii diverse views but these preferences
nd views never Jared with duty 10 their party and Their
country. All we're wing as all wings should be, 10 sur
enner at altar of their country private wishes ana local
attachments u,,;.
Come forward then my ieow.ctizen in the same Whis
pirj,; give 10 ticket yoar supports gVe 10 the Wb9
ause your undivided eserliens and success Vlcory VII
,e your own .,,, ,,;,, -
poprnr Sarrp ALos 20 A. ALvoRp,
JOSEPH BLUNT, JAMES 3. BRINsmADE,
EInsDeE Gsh G, BALDWIN, RARvlx A WEED
HORACE ST JOHN. SAMUEL "EssTEN'
SMITH DUNNING, CYKUs CHENsRf,
For Register. GEORGE EIcHELL
Allow me- sir to return, in behalf of the County Conven
ion TO their fellow Citizens their thanks for is confidence
hey placed in ,hem and Tor the kindness WIN whch they
nave received this account oil their stewardship.
Alderman Benson in behalf OF the Senatorial
Convention, reported the name of ISRAEL
OAKLEY of Richmond as the candidate for Sen
ator, saying briefly that he was Wing OF the ruest
s,aup.-a friend of sound National Currency,
friend of Internal Improvement, friend of Pro
tection to American Labor, and, above all, friend
of HENRY CLAY. The nomination was received
with great applause.
A. M. BuRRELL Esq. then presented the fol-
lowing resolutions which were adopted by acclam-
alton:
Resolved That we unanimously apprave, and most heart
y respond to the nominations Members Assembly, and
Register, presented by the County Convention, ana tha
from henceforh the close OF the impending Election we
will exert our united and strenuous efforts or their
success
Reolu.d That our Assembly Ticket presents The names
ofndviduals we'll known among Us, not less as esluaoe
citizens than as true.hearted and answering wings we
recognize them ali men of principle ana worthy ienos
and order morality and public cducauon ana 10
their keeping safely confde, without pledges the
great and varied interests OF this metropolis IN e bpo't
ant and delicate task of State Legislation
Resolped That we greet the nomination oil our wefuv
tellowcitizen GEORGE EICHELL, for Register OF this
CITY and County OF assured success IN lhe dp
preaching His friends VIII take care lia''' 10 ~
tingly responded at the polls.
Resolyed That the recent nominations OF Members OF
Congress by the several District Conventions epey oe
erve and shall emphaticay receive, our support
We recognize all the cand ateS for those important sta
on, the tried steadast friends OF Wing principles
the unyaryng supporters OF the rights of Congress the
Constitutional Power OF the Union and the un-
compromising opponents OF Executive encroachment anu
d;catien in every FORM With such Representatives Us
PHGNIX, WILLIAMS, SCOLES and FISH, we know
thai the credit tue Commercial Metropolis OF the nation
will be worhiy sustained aud her interests as Whlg City
farhfnlly aud Leaiously advocated.
Resolved That cordially approve the nomination oi
ISRAEL OAKLEY, OF Richmond. as State Senator, ioi
the First Senatorial District His uniform successes In past
contests afford welcome and cheering augury OF new
and higher rinmphs NewYork will emulate her sister
counties swelling the majority OF 80 popular AID worthy
d candidate
Resol.ed That the nominations OF LUTHER BRADISH
Tor Governor, and OF GABRIEL FURMAN for Lieutenant
Governor, already responded TO With enthusiasm from all
parts of The State require formal CON-
meniauon. We heartily unite with fellow Wings
determination reward the eminent services OF these
tried and faithful public servants by elevapg them 10 new
and most neriied honors.
Rssoloed, That emphatcally reprobate the short sight
ed policy which has so rninousy arrested he prosecution
OF the great PuBLc WORKS OF State and by Withhold
ing The necessary for their completion hasrenderd The
exps ndiure OF millions useless waste.
Resolved That while weuid condemn the pursuit OF any
>chenes public Improvement which either OF doubt
tul utility in themselves, calculated 10 exhaus, the
resources and impair the financial credit OF The State
have ris 10 claim thai works OF aditted necessity ard
in which our city direct and vital interest should be
and completed in spirit OF heraiy becomins the
age and worthy Of the FIRST city anu State flourish
lng Union.
ResoEse Tha, the systematic and effective PROJECTIONS
AMERICAN LABOR against foreign comFeion prince
pie enphaucsy Aa.srioan 10 lis spirit and its influences,
aaa daily and obviously commenting tseit TO The prae,
cal good fellow citizens spite of the densise
promises aud speeuia!ons OF rsisealied Free Trade
Reso!od, Tnat TIE beneficial effects OF the late TARIFF
ACT are becoming appare The gradual revival OF bust
oess The renewed prosecution OF important Manufactures