New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

.o;,,a3 viii, the loud
Sds aHNo0n &c the assembled thronr.
ana repeated aPP sss and neatIv for the desul,ory
nc ayo'9 .bonld make. and said that although
80. - desmond and despair of the Republic,
-,Os -, condition of the country was one un-
aaa,l.,.a in cur history and of porlentcus mo-
No one could fail he said. 10 call TO mind
oe rn,,l;c ,,;airs-.,be CONNER
'.'I -. -, .o.-,,,,;o-, and tho universal
CD, - - Ill, 10 .,,,ns;c, of 1S4O
e'iisa' =. ...o.,
Sh'e'"e' V'A eY H., -
win regard 10 MS o"" ispu'",'0',
justice 10 inc coun"s "'''TA na'' -
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fa'seo sun n'she' ~ "a.
tsisoA' ne t.' -
: : l Z ny ''''.s7 -. 10
yls ~: vi f.el,r of rersona
- ~ .1s.'.,I -, aaJ Iob, Tyler had ac-
.a..,oaa.4 :, Tho rero.rA he made 10 Jonathan
c.a ,ol;o,,.o - his bebeet
80 ,,n,-yo, ought te com
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VIZ u 80 '"i
ieeliog ol Jealousy haa e"'eieu us
ousy-' heeVeA heiP Us sara va y
his heart Jealousy OF that man VINO iof yeais liaS
Stood and who now stands, SO Pre.enineatiy oe'o'e
his nights tran ior hs wrongs no ie'' nia'Neu y
'he greatness u us merits th'',' y ''o 'l
WIN wiz" 'ies i'a'e 'iu' 'a' -. oo,h
Nlr. Deftiel 'hen gave d 'iea' @'iu
ing examination .. '''e ''ea'"'e.',
celVeo from Tue ies'ue"'' VI MS
insulting use OF The Neto power a'o oi 'IT "io"s'
the Country had sustained at MS hahos. lie sPohc
then OF those vino advised the wings 10 submit u
all these indignitles, and to recognize 'ohn lylsf
as their President. lie presumed not he SAID, 10
scan their motives They had assumed a fearful
responsibility, and fearfuly day must they an
swer it TO an indignant People For himself, he
would rather be dog and bav the moon than
patiently listen to such ad vice. The reason given
for this advice, Mr. Berrien said, amused him not
q l!tue. we were asked 20 De patient ana unre-
sisting, because we had yet three long years of
suffering before us Thank Heaven, said he,
that 1t is not true. We have not three years to
endure it. And, again thank Heaven the corrup-
ton fund with which John Tyler seeks to brlbe Us
to quiet is, with every rising and setting sun, be-
coming less and less. Our duty, now and Tor ever
whether we can or cannot accomplish our wishes,
is to STAND FIRMLY. INDoMITADLY IN SUPPORT OF
OUR WHIG PRINCIPLES. If we do this, the day
mast come sooner OF later, when our hopes will
be fulfilled
Mr. Berrien then passed in rapid review the
principal measures which the Wings should now
seek to establish the limitation of the Presiden-
tial Office to a single term; the establishment OF
sound National Currency the Distribution oi the
Proceeds of the Public Lands; and the permanent
establishment of Tariff for Revenue and Protec-
,io,. With these principles inscribed upon our
banner. the ardent cxertions of the Wings Of the
,y:..o., 'o,o oe tho roos, ohaste and e]e
,,, efi;,r,. "a which w., have recently listened.
IVA Frequently ;n,erruped by bursts of applause,
and was closed amid the repeated cheers Of the
.,.,,h,.d ,l,ronr
After three sni,;,ed yhis songs, at The loud
col1. of Tho mect;np
IN pry,o,ns Eso made brief and ami