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

r,a,bap We wo-lt have betrayed him in turn. But
ths l-yal,y OF the Wing hc,rt-ever tire TO the
interest, q a., countr-ha. kept CUT eye liked
upoa that brirh, Pole Star Of our duty: II ha'
prompted u. to .ay to tie President" Take from
u, the power and take the patronage ofottiee-5ut
-ave u the principles for which we nave always
con;euded." (Checr-) Well may We say witt
the Poet in relation to the lustrious man whose
name We now present
THEY wh1'e trust Is fixed on h.I.
Tuhoughi. rupefgsd and truly Tree
TAes low not, 70 an IDOL. down.
Thy -cora ~ iss brhe ami irpTni
And seeking arr of .sd
For bar Fred faith and honor sold,
SEEK. faithful 20 Their h-arihs and home,
Not Crssr's wea., but that OF Roae"
We have been told, felow-citizens and by men
whose counsels hitherto 10 certain extent, We
have followed. and By many men Of experience md
10 whose opinion. proper aad just Difference i
due, that in this step we shall be premature. We
told that the cou.ty requires rest, and rcposc
thai the asitating contest through which 40 have
Just passed has eueraied and weakened thc
energies Of the people, aad that al action upon thi-
subject should be postponed g-t their energies are
again renewed. For one, fellow-cit..-us, an
against repose Cheers For one | never
will consent 70 rcyose. while the honor and thu
interest. Of my country are draggied in the dust
(Checrs) viii aerer consent ~ rcpose until
the principles which 80 gl.rously triumphed AID
the victory we glorioaiy achieved in 1870
shall again be in the s-ceadaut. never viii cos
sent Tor one, 10 rePose until my cosntry has dons
Jys1E-E to one whose stole III. has done justice
to her Cloud and repeated chcers.)
No honor no Office, no proud place the Amer
can people can confer on HENRY CLAY viii
honor him. (Cheers) But we advocate tho -lcc-
ton Of HEysr CAY that We may wipe away the
disgrace into which sn imbcoilc and corrupt Ad-
ninistration-oue, confess, Of our own making
nas brought the Country, and that the great con-
-titutoual principle, for which We have cou;endsd
may be successfully established for ever. Cheers
For TIL. il is--that may wipe away the IT,
proach Of apathy under deieat-that We are here
assembled. THIS feeling III. which has awakened
the people Of the South. North Carolina and
Georgia. for this, are ringing with the name o
KERRY CAY. (Checrs) The People OF The
Empire State have caught the sound. The Pco-
pie OF this great Metropolis have here commenced
the work, aud it only remains that We follow itup
rs 1t has been begun. aud IN November the Eui-
pre- State shall be a CiQy SAfe. (Cheers.) lou
have heard read, ellow-cti1ens letters from some
Of the most distinguished citizens OF our own State
IS also OF other States. You have heard how thcy
all speak of the great subject which has called u.
here. Deeming it for the welfare OF the great
hig party. for the highest interests of the whole
nd nh oil Il fue- Ill
tie Interests Of those States which. through good
and through evil report. have maintained the " hg
standard they united with Us heartily IN the great
measure We havc now proposed.
feel, fellow citizens. that | am OBTAINING you
too long (Crie. Of "ge on and cheers. y
Gentlemen are here around me whom you viii de-
light to hear-gentemeD whom you will be honore1
by hearing | feel that am deprivng you of al
enloymes, you have right TO anticipate in extend
Iag my remarks. | will conclude. thcns by i'm
pioring YOU to 20 on with the glorious work YOU
have commenced. (Cries OF W. will and cheers
! on see 10y experience that the Wing party ia III
the majority in the country: (cheers) and ii l.
only necessary that their principles should - en-
bodied III the person Of who j. identified with
theu-in the person of one who, discardlns all
sectional interests Is an AMERICAN throughout
that their full and final triumph should be secured
Garry the feelings that possess your hearts to
your homes; carry them into ard through the
contest, tbs great contest in which You soon will
Re engaged; and if, a. believe will be thc'osse,
the grca, State OF Newly orS shall be found arrsyed
on the side OF HfSRY CLAY, the triumph of the
great Wig party will be complete.
Mr.. GRAHAM sat down amid tsmultuous cheers.
DANIEL ULLMAN. Esq. then presented 10 the
mceliHg the two following rcsoluiisn.-preiscins
and accompanying them with few brief and thrill
ling remarks
Rssoscd That the three great of the Nation
Agriculture, Commerce ana Mnnuisctares-se insepara-
hy connected " IA and dependent upon whocs pro-
lection Of The later and that nothing vii conduoe more to
81 he prosperity OF TIE country Than such
r"yisa o the scale OF duties apOn in ports a., while shall
AFFORD revenue adequate 10 economical administration
w ue "o'rfuuni shai also 10y Us user nlnsIinn. snabt
u ucce'siuy 10 contend With iOcgs couares anu se-
cure 20 our Mechanics ami Manufacturers the home
MAJ A't Tor a., articles OF soecssIy AMI comfort
Ress!seJ That view OF The history 81 the past and IN
,prt ifanksess anu fair dealing toward eio~ ~he'
throughout the Union. wnh whom have heretofore net
e'i, proper thai aa.e. do, this public
and solemn aununciaton o. 1es and unatsssbe deter
mnaon To give or sGPrsu 10 Hs>Er Clay as our can
promise. tLoui ans repeated cke-rsl
Hon. WILLIS HALL next addressed the meet
ins-a.ter the llmsltusu, applause which greeted
hi. appearance had subsidized. He spoke nearly
a. follows:
Mr Chairman. and Gentlemen, am greatly
.nsebtcd 10 yos for tins grateful recollection and
particular regard. | have often had the pleasure
ct addressing YOU, but never before. on any occs-
sion, have / met you with the same feeling. Of
qualification as DO this night (Cheer.)
iou have met hsfc for the purpose OF perform.
ing an act dictated by Of duty and Of YOUR
responsibility "a citzsns-an act % which YOU are
| impclled by your gratitude az ncn an ac,-no
matter # II be vain and incdectual-which will az
least secure your couscieuccs from future rcmofse
! aud your n,morie. from The reproache, Of pos.
teri,y. (Chcers.) You have assembled fellow
citizens for the purpose Of thu. publicly te-tfying
your confidence in HENRY CLAY. (Cheer.. snd
Of procaimng TO your fellow citizen. throughout