New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
a Loco-Foco Meeting In Philadslphia


Correspondence Of the NswYork Tribune
PHriApfLPHfA, S-ps 10
OF all the failures, after such c1traordinarvo .,
t;ons ever witnessed, that which presented !,
self las, night in the First Congressional Dis1r,
IN the shape of Loco-Foco " unioa.ana ha1oo
N.Y., meeting exceeded every thing: |. ia TN.
vast number of persons were present, a naloa,v
of whom appeared upon the ground out Of no,,
;sitv and were decidedly opposed 10 tins obeei, ~ -
,,inp NcCuy early III a:,endsDce--loag b.fo,. -
nltitnd. began TO sssetnbleand "orkzdhSe well -,
nos. IA the harness, drumihg up those who were "a 6s
,oon the stage Thste appeared Considerable diasss
FIST IN getting al things arranged, and 1t no, srb
Icn-nI consultation AZ RizeT's corner with Dr. sI
D. Sherrrt ltttie Oakord and TeSy OToolr tia, a,.
could not refraiu from taking cursOry sla,e.of,,.
men who were assembling around me; and car assn -
tbry not those vino formerly bA.rd the Lccoy
r,rLs No Dallas no iager>o although aaaoascrS W..
,bsre-Pace, Kane, Vaux, Brown, all absent-ard ,s..
n,ces supplied by such as Florence Stokes Rowv
,ycock and others Of lesser magnitude Ia the ..,.r
~ b,,p speakers suitable person TO read The rssolp,
y overlooked McCuIIey, who appeared Father di,r,,I
s, S had pitched upon Florence. out ua.,Raa,.y b. H.
other engagements, when Mn o'Tocle suggested Ws 4
Tbs principal orator OF the night, Reah Frer 9! l..
cs<sr-the Buchanan leader IA gennsylyaaia-h,y,us =,
rIyed in company with samuel Sutton aad Edward MeGcw
an Esqs-l like 20 be PaEculaf-he meeting Mas c,E.s
i,,ted Df LsHaiAN President together with II. me
i number of Vice Presidents and Secretaries, which s
iy dsssatirg voices we!e accepted the Offices Of -
Tb- first speaker introduced Col. Thoua, B. go.
nc whose remarks brief having other erg,sen.r,
70 perform.
NH. bar siding the city, ws next n'rotuced wh
After Iauaing the principles of the party undertook abl
The candidate of the Whis, E. Joy MoRRrs, ESQ., 6r S
ounciug him as m Glie who he said the people Of SSat
wsrk knew nothing about having soafctiy been Isdea.
the United States over years, although he born ,n
,rs, II, our midst Mr.. Stokes admitted that NJ Nom,
was very respectable, intelligent gentleman oa uafarr
ts he had -f land IN pursuit Of heslth and
70 ms. the words Of the speaker, we among aegtce, m
dspots and Of course not competent person TO rst
cent the peopls OF The First District IN Congress sah
sra the rdicuons objections urged against Mr.. Mors
snd that ,oo by man protesting the intelligence oi NJ
Stokes.
Rab Frazier Of Lancaster appeared 70 address hen
He SAID thar Buchanan hts choc- ioI lhe ffesser
tb. ne desired no association with TylerIsm-and that aa
Focos o. Lancaster county would handsomely bg tie
Wing, in October next
T6s ResoIutious-evidently the very same h..toioa
sdoptsd-were presented aud read by Gen. Rowl.y.
Col Laycock then appeared and after speaking icts Ia
minures this great Union and Harmony meeting Il
ioufpad az precisely hslG.past O'Clock
n, ,hr entire afternoon several bands CT Tau,ieL
been kent constantly ynC about the streets IN furniture m
limitations handbills, and every effort dreamed ol vac
out into requsition but after all signal failure eosss
rbs speaking was miserable and it utterly impossible
to raise one general shou; Of applause
After the adjournment, there irtcas Al the Fin
Ward House, Moyamensing IN winch the friends Of Ne
Cuey were conspicuous. Nothing serious, however re
! suited
The above is correct account Of the LocoF Focc rally
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