Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12

The guests were then invited to partake Of II
collation., provided in the long room of this vast
establishment, which was somewhat hurried, from
the necessity of being in New York at 8 O'Clock
TO meet the citizens who should there he assem-
bled in waiting
The boat cast off about o'clock-and MS she
turned her PROV to the city, round of cheers
was sent up from the shore, which those on board
returned with abundant interest
The trim to the City was delightful for crowded
rs the boat was, there was fine breeze aud the
spirit of all were in keeping with the brightness
of the skies and the JoyOusness OF the occasion.
The Battery, at the foot Of which the party Ian
ded, was alive with peope--the Tribune estimates
the number at 20,00O-a procession was formed,
which, passing through the appointed route, final
ly left the guests Mt the Asor House.
In The evening an overlooking multitude filled
the Tabernacle, but OF all that there passed. we
must take another day to speak. Suffice it here
to say hastily, that the most earnest days OF the
Tppecanoe campaign did not exceed the display
and enthusiasm of yesterday; and that the ban-
uer of Henry Clay, now spread TO the breeze, IS
to be borne onward, and onward, until IL WAVES
over the White House Mt the installation OF Preal-
dent Clay in le45.
Mr. J. l.. Lawrence presided in the Tabernacle
The guests were welcomed by Mr.. ID. Selden,
and speeches were made 10y Mr.. Fillmore, Seua-
tor MOrehead Of Kentucky, and Messrs. Stanly OF
North Carolina, and Thompson OF indiana, the
two sef-sacrificing Wings, whose final votes on
the Tariff bill saved il in the House of Represen-
latives.
Nlessrs Milton Brown, and Csru,Icrs Of Tenn 4,
(the latter from the very precincts of the Hermit
aga y Mr.. Butler King, of Ga, Senator Bates of
Mass, aud others are expected TO address their
Wing brethren at the same place this evening.
From the albany Daily Advertiser, Sept G.
A GLORIOUS GA TiiERlNG.
The rally AT the Capitol last night was all that
the most ardent friends of The Wing cause could
ask Tor desire. The people turned out by
THOUSANDS to mect und welcome their faithful
Representatives. The campaign Of lao, prolific
as il was ct immense popular Ossenbages, pro-
duced no more spirited or enthusiastic or larger
meetings than that conyenCd ia the Capitol Park
last night. In point of members indeed we think
it exceeded any public meeting ever held ia Albany.
Aud It's spirit and zeal we're in 40 whit inferior
to its strength. IL was in truth glorious gather
ing
The steamboat ALBANY with our Congressional
guests arrived at wharf soon after O'Clock,
one hour earlier than they were expected and
long before the preparations for their reception
maured. a committee of citizens however, was
on the ground to receive them aud escort them To
their lodgings. Long before the hour appointed
fox the meeting the people came hocking by hun
dreds 10 the Capitol. Soon after o'clock the
meeting was called TO order by RUFUs KING, on
whose motion, ARCHIBALD MlNTyRE was appoin-
! ted chairman and MILEs Joy Secretary pro lem.
| A comn,Ites of ihreo WINS then a,,nointed 10
no,n,na,o officers for ,he mee,inr The commit.
Tee. nfter short ohso,cc re,urned and renortet
| ihe name off TitiINI. VAN VrCIITEN MS Pres
dent. nnd p lorge nn,,,Ler oC Vice Presidents ant
secretores Ar Van Vecb,en Ind hardly as
su,ned the cbnir vben ,Ioion IN o,};o,v,, 10 N,
poyt was n,,de ard c,rr;ed +. ,bo fI1n,,I iinll
spacious as it is, not affording room for onehirC
procediucs The nJ,ournmen, effected md orde
restored N-t,Its Hin il, belraIf Of The c,,n,nit
tee or rtcen,ion haJe The hin Members of Con
gress WELCOME IN Atp.vy and in the name q
j The peonIe NJ Nav YORK returned tn Them warn
nnd heartfelt ,b,nks rnr m, manner in which The,
had discharged their dutv duyjup the recent ses
sion. Ioud and renea,eI nlaudi,s ;n,errupted MIR
! HALLS nddrnss ,nd confrmed The tribute of nrois
which he awnrdeJ IN rj,e Whps in Congress. A
soon as he closed his introductory remarks. Mr.
FILLMoRE of Ellie countv. addressed The assem
I feel with ,elarence esnec;alIv IN The history n
the Inst session, and the jealous and unlirng Ell