New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-07


cr. have been seen in the streets to-day. They
may b. in conclavc. | DO no, believe that Nix
Dorr j. the man to fee the State; and I ,l.ink We
shall Don hear from him. Neither Of the JUST
ces Of The Supreme Court j. 10 town, but Judge
Stapic' J. expected here to-day. A. only they
would have the power to decide upon admitting
Mr Dorr to bail he Will not probably he taken into
custody in their absence Considerable feeling
exist. on the part Of the Suffrage men, and al
armed Mass Meeting j. talked %. think 1t will
be only talk CASoSicUs.
CLAY MEErISG At AIGANY-A call for
Clay Meetin, in the Fifth Ward Of Albany wa, Is
sued few day. since and signed by Hon TEuNis
VAS vLcHrE>, late Mayor. and sorre two hundred
others, The meeting vas held at ils City Hall
on the % ions ". BAY, Esq. wa, elected Chair
man, and William White and William II. Moore.
Secretaries. Il. II. PRUYY, ESQ stated tina, the
object Of the meeting Va, the organization Of
Clay Club. to promote the election To the Prcsi-
dcncy in 1914 Of HENRY CLAY. Proper Com
mi,trcs were appontcd, and the following series
Of resolutions was reported by WILLS HAlL,
ESQ. from the Committee appointed for that pur-
pose;
Re,olrcd That the reduction Of the nordnae poWcr and
patronage ut the Executive 81 the Feicrnl "o'cnm"n-
the adoption on The ONE TERN primo pc-lhr N'naurlNh
frugal republican cconcy the erp ldirres OF The
General 0nNemmeui-'te establishment 90 system ly
Which the Trasn~v Department ,hal be- separated the
control tho Executive aud made directly rc,pon, e 90
Representatives o the ps0pethr onot safe eur
renrv Tor the b.n of the counirv-ihe
aulfo the
ce holder and TOR the private citizen and OF equal AMI uni
ofR value inevery part nj the lnrnihc -nnuuct"n ~
Tariff adequate the protection o. Home LaSor, and the
distribution 'he proceed O! tie Public Lands. are nss-
which 81 IN essential to the pro'pery" the rco-
pie and material to the perrn.nency ct Me l mon
Re.oired, That HENRY CLAY. of Kentucky, ought 20
be tho next President OF the United states, tor the following
reasons
Bec2use hi. elevation the only Of s-tab
fishing the above enumerated rtal ea'ures - national pros
periy asd national secrri'r.
% Because ~. grcat experience IN public afar.-hi,
well kno~3 and vol appr9y,d rerusHan principle, snd
Toned honesty, hrmne,' and patriotism, and h> exalted
talents render him the best and he itc ~ thu mon
for that high ard respons bic Office.
3d. Because b. i icorfki,s Of "a, honsrw thort rival
the icag If t'-rs he ha, devoted to his country without
rival IN the importance Of ~ ,oe; he la, rendered TO
the Republic IN msny time OF difcuiy and dangrr-"iih
rival in the affections # ii feiiou-cen be- ought
To be- without competitor for the highest honor' o the Re
ib Becauss IN. bancfu example Of the neglect Of such
would demoral,le the Republic NJ" hasten 'aown-
fall by prOclanng 10 al 10 may hereafter aspire o thc
honor, thr country the fatal doctrine hat e path Of
virtue = not The path to honor Therefore
Rcs0'scd That manifest duty citizens IN use
our best efforts PUBLICLY and privately. 100 support eft the
Statesman OF Kentucky, and ~ hereby pledge ourselves
o labor with persevoring zeal mi ~ ~ hn, it means
place lm IA the Pr euai ,aalr. And q, proof Tat
are IN earnest n the cause,
Eesoised, Thst Will immediately proceed t. form our
lVe, into Association Club 10 he called THt FHrH
wAKD CLAY GLIB the object of which siall be 70 uphold
the principles and maintain NE integrity Of the Wig fay
sa.iic support 10 IIFSFY Clay TOR TIE Presidency.
Raoird That are ilufed niis decisive 'tep by The
fact that H., man Wh,se u.ou, name We have adopted
regarded 10y the Harrisburg Conveton A. e success
OF lie lamensd HiRRGsoN-tha he Wa ~ csn'leed
ny Harrison Lih''l lH' WIZ ~ i'"' ~ ' ~ -
COngtes, haV" spoken OF HIM ana 81 Us ''
vices in terms whose import cansoi be- mNahfi-ti We
Wing Member. ofcur own Legislature have declared WIN
reference 10 him ia glowing terg'o i' = nv,
gratitude for tue past AMI telr hope for The inurc ani ~
the iudi,puahe f-c that he j. a. hi, momen NE neafr'
hoIce oi vast majority OF TIE Nmefcan People n- s
many Thousands not hitherto emhr1g cd In the ranks of e
Wing party We instigaied 20 this cay movement 10
the u belle, that by thus uniting Ourselves We may con
trhne more concentrated and ,eciy. iriurnc toward,
accompl ,hng the great objects winch We a'o~-Ne 'it
,r,.I IN by he convection that uubic declaration 10
sentiments universally enenainedh y the Wings ~
w yen the heats ct onr friends 10 o'hri >' "h'
have moved and now moving % The sane sr,H ,ae'f
by giving them m-l, assurances oi oar sympathy and oi
our cordal cooperation. We are irlpced 10 % 10y t- poo,
on of our recently glorious md Triumphant parry Whh
nov, deprived Of il. bead hy he lame.ieh death OF i'
President Of their choice detected hy - daplH.niHrr'
befeayed. Disguised and responding, rtT"r ttl t''y
where 10 be iTamplcd upon by recently routed o,'h
out an eIou at resistance firmly believe ihe mra'nfe,
We now propose viii revive II, hopes restore il, v:o asd
lead to new and more glorious 'riumph'.
THr SviTusoSl,x LEGAcY-The plan %. uni-
TING the institution which i 20 be established upon
the Smithsonian fund with the National Institution
already started at Washington, seems To gain
general favor The venerable Peter ;. Dupon-
cc,u. of Philadelphia, in a letter recently pub
Ii,hcd. approve, highly of the proposed Junction
-, on a f.tr tI
the proposed legacy the name of tie te,iator J. TO
be associated with tie institution
u Col. Jesse Cove, whe We, for more than
30 wears Clerk Of the L. :. Courts for the Dis
trct of Vermont, died az Rutland a few days
since. He w,s a man OF talents. character and
and has occupied conspicuous ground
in the political annals OF that State. lie was
Postmaster at Rutland at the time Of hi- death.
II \ Call Of the friends OF Henry CLAY in /
Port Gibson Claiborne County, Miss, appears IN
the Grand Gulf Advertiser, which i signed by
two hundred and forty names.
n The Albany paper, contain a Gull signed BY
LARGE number of influential citizen. for mectin.
10 form Third Ward Clay Club + aid in eecting
HENRY CLAY to the Presidency III 1914.
NJ BENJAMIN T. Emery has been arrested and
committed to Jail ST Boston on charge Of having
forced 10 bond the name. Of John Tilton and
Freeman Fcrrin a sureiies
u RICHARD BDDLE Butler la, been sp-
pointed Military >,orekecPer AT the Allegheny
Arsenal near Piusburg. Pennsylvania. in place Of
AZ father. James VI. Batter. decreased.
i - far A. have been able 10 learn, hc only persons
h, have been accused by Wig salevocgce OF having
rooted Illegal lat the lat eccon have been discharged,
rce III. ~ wa, DOT PARTICLE Of EVIDENCE 10 SUSTAIN
THE FN>r ANu MALIGNANT CHANCE. Perhaps would ut
y, an, :, TO remind the editor OF The Trbun, that u,
III lie