New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
The Grand Rally at National Hall.

City was crowded laet night to overlowjng by a
band of our ardent and enthusiastic young men,
burning with zeal and love Of Whig Principles,
and OF HARRY OF THE WEST, their able,
worthy and tine-honored Champion. fine band
of music opened the ball with Hail Columbia,
Yankee Doodle, and otterpopuiar airs and THAT
SAME OLD CooN,' from his stand above the
Chairman's desk, glanced with knowing look
and with evident satisfaction, upon the dense
,trong that crowded the Hall. Upon organizing
the meeting the following officers were elected By
acclamation:
For President. ..ELDRIDGE 6. BALDWIN
Vice Presidents.
GEORGE F. EEssITT, Ii. AUSTIN MUIR,
EnuARo As1uoxy. Dr. BENJAMIN DRAKE,
JAMES ysGssI [. Toop, l'.' CHARLES Si GRAHAM Jr.
OLcoTJ RHIEEs, a. '" WHITE,
ALEX. NJ. BURRILL, BEHjAMIN t.tHo"E,
Dr.JAMEs Z. wooo, GEoRGt o S,.,1.. GlsFs'
EDWARD Y. PRIME
Secretaries.
Augustus L. Brown San Samuel s. whlincyr n.inr
J. f. Clarkson Florence Mahonty,
p II. Smith, George kowiano,
J.T. Mcknight, James NJ Ashley.
ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD, Esq, then read
brief and eloquent Address, which was unanl-
mously adopted
GEORGE RowLAND, Esq, then presented the
following resolutions, which were adopted by ac-
clamation:
l. Resol,ed That while the archives ofour Federal and
State Governments abound in deliberate and ardent express
sops of opinion from THOMAS JEFFERSON, JAMES MADISON
JAMES MONROE GEORGE CL1NToH, DAEIEL ID. ToMr&lNs,
HENRY CLAY and other distinguished champions ol Demo-
cratic principles and through the last orty years
in favor oftle policy of PROTECTION HOME INDUSTRY
.w be idle in Loco Fecoism TO attempt TO CONVINCE ln
Working Men of this country that Protection Is Federal
Aristocratic calculated tax the many for the beehl oil
the few Whoever so represents 1t deames ana wines he
foremost apostles OF Democracy.
Sas Wright in his late Speech on The final passage Oh the
Tariff we regard The enlightened and discriminating Pre-
lection HoME LABOR by that act not as d'
burtteS" bul as ultimate benefits TO our Connertla
Interests by increasing permanently the activity and en-
larcng the reward The Productive Industry OF the Coun
try, from which alone, by bcnefcen,y nn.Aerlng 10 IL,
only wle, Labor finds ready employment good wages
can Commerce he truly and substantially prosperous
3Resoued That cannol see how the policy OF iroecoh
should operate Mr. Wright declares it will on the de
ricultdl Interest, the tar and onrhen sice
Home Markets for the surplus products 0l ASrlcGiiure
markets not liable TO the fluctuations ol the fofeen nor m
Interruptions OF War and not subject to lhc runoes eAac
ons OF Foreign Governments tue serious ccsl OF expof
tatoa distant lands-bnt those best OF markets "hch are
formed BY the direct exchange between producer ana CON
suer the fruits of their respective labers ana we can
upon the Farmers OF this Stale to decide explicitly on te
virtually candidate for tneir sufragcs, and that
the election OF LocoFoco Legislature will secure his re-
Resolred, That we dcpore the soppase am. abandon
men, OF unfinished State Works OF Internal Improve
Quebec large share O our Wesera trade and Boston has
perfected her lines oirapi communication and cheap
Island and NewYork, and though our Works WIN uhe
boundess West and should regard tc SUSPENSION ol
the Loco leaders serious blow to The Commercial
ascendancy and prosperity oi our CITY,
haste add 10 the burthens o oar People State Drcc'
Tax would join demanding Tor and securing 10 our
State her share of The PuBLic LAND PsocEEps and m
piedgng saccdy toward the payment oil our state Debt
they would do far for the snppe-t OF our State Cred
than they have yet dose atd without sqcriht ihc nte
ests Or sapping the resources al the State.
6. ResoiTea, That while we stand ever ready and willing
sb.les and preserve invioac the ialb Of The State, we
have yet abiding faith that the Public Works OF Newiork
aided by the Salt and Auction Duties will under JudIcio
and economical management amply defroy their own
cos, and in proof OF this appeal 10 the abundant re
ceipts OF last year. aud the general results OF lbe Gana
T. Resaired That the duplicity OF ocoFocom Sttik
OF Improvement y and Forty Million Debt" al the
lime that presents for Governor H'li'am c. 6eMes
Enlargement coulmenced--himseli warm advocate
OF making one touuh larger and Eight Millions more
maker Of those very contracts for iu6llug which the
Hhigs are accused Of running the State in debt; with
Dan,st Dst,nson, an avowed advocate OF mahins The
Erie Rail,ead State Work as Leu,sae, II Governor
g. Resoirea That hearts gratefully respond 10 the
well as BY tbs Wings of iAc whole Union. OF HENRY
CLAY for next President; and while our City claims NC
merit in having been nnchansngy attached 10 the Great
s,asnsp and the first ioflay present him ton Presl
DENT in 1874 her n0gp Wings We; proudly claim spect
responsibility this noR,nai.ou. and loylliy pledge
their brethren elsewhere their utmost energies and efforts
this nomination by the triumphant eectcn o
"a HARRY OF TIE NEST :.
Q Resolved, That the nominations et LttTHES bkaD
fSH for Governor and GABRIEL FURalsiN Tor Lieuteu
ant GoVerno meet aeary approval and receive on
ardent support; know them both as Wings steaai>
and devoted honssi and oe; aud look bsckw Pridt
on ihsir past history and forward with confidence and JOY
10 their election.
10 hssot,ed, That grotetul acknowledgements
rendered 10 Hon NATHANIEL. +. TALMADGE, for The
he has pet,r trixh hatfir to
The Whig the Senate and commented il to ht
understanding and 3adsemep OF the Prcple; and we n,
olce IN the hope that the OF is services and III
honcIs IL the cause the National Welfare are no, vet fo
H. Reso!rea, Thai MlLLARp FiLLalrRg and his Whip col
leagues IN Congress, BY The ability, Gde6Iy and zeal viii
ehseh they have sustained and prooted the true nterys,
OF The country nave richly me.ited Tbs coneualion
their coosutaentS are proDoGneip OF Nel done good
faithful serya.ts and lhsir honest patest ultimately
successful asants intense acuous,cs ans, unpsi
aIleled reasheTy viii oDs be Remembered with graliud
by the People.
IL essise That New.Y u.s ana wi!Ino longer sen
enemies her yal Interests 10 the Leci
aiure b. nsn worthy OF her high character aud
20 her prosperity, and with such the Whig cke
e the Csty mast aud shall be redeemed.
While the resolutions we've being read "a lars
body of Wings from tho Sixteenth Ward en,erc
ST the rssrn with splendid band OF music aad We
banners aud devices indicative OF their arden, d
sction 10 PROTECTION, 10 Internal lARKoYl
nEsrs, and,,o HARRY OF, THE WEST. The
were welcomed 10 The Hall BY the loudcst chee
--repeated over and over again; When order WI
restored and the resolutions were finished,