New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
yew-J.-se~-rhe Young Ven Arousins.


w.BRrSswIeK. july : l'ii.
The Whig Young Men Of 'his vicinity turned
ont en- ,nasse last evening, al the Club Room, to
organize Clay and Frehnghuysen CLUB
After the completion OF business, VIM H. LeuPp'
ESQ. of this CITY, gave US a capital speech upon
the Positio, Of Parties the Non-enti5y OF Loco
P1ncioles. and me utter absurdity OF the clam
set uD By the Destructive leaders, of Their beng
par excellence. the Democratic party Nj
IeroD traced with master hand the origin OF
the old Republican party, and their subsequent
tr;nnoh in the election of Jefferson, asserting,
from the beginning. the great leading feature 10
be. "a firm resistance to Executive encroach-
ments upon the co6tdinate branches OF the .rov-
ernnen,:'' and that what are now claimed as
Democratic principles ny the Loco-foco party
were even repudated by Hamilton. and the ultra
FederalIsts Of that dav. as elcroachments Whicn
yould never be tolerated b. the nation FROM
tho satisfaction manifested. this effort OF the
sneaker wilt. doubtless. 90 good IN tisaouSing ile
pnbl;c mind as 10 the groundless claims oi the
.g-,,r;.n lection To the exclusive embodiment oi
Democratic principles Tle right feeling. Is
aroused. and the right kind Of men are attending
the Whi- gatherings eagerly seeking lnioFma-
ton upon the great question OF fFotecuoh 10
Home Industry.
Another meeting OF the Free Traders came OH
on Saturday evening, mainly 10 receive 4 RETURN
ing Radical the renowned Col. Zabrlssie, late
Chairman of the Tyler National Executive
Committee" at Washington. With the aid OF
the band beaIing up for recruits. quite show oi
hands was made: but the leaders OF The Oid
Hunkers were conveniently absent; having de-
nouaced lbriskic in public meeting, within
few weeks. their attendance could NOS be expect
cd. But the Colonel, nothing daunted, aided by
the late jersey City Collector, (who has been dc,
capitated By Congress- attacked MI CLAY ana
Wing principles. as savage as meataXc: ano'
On criminey, the way he walked INTO a ifotect-
i've Tariff was awiully convincing. lie herated
Protection as rulnOus TO the country, eillch'"s
ooulent manufacturers al the expense OF the pco-
nile denounced the Wing Tarlti OF lSl2 as oe!ng
so exorbi,ant that we should soon nave an over
lowing Treasury, and in very short time
surplus of twenty millions OF dollars and whal'
ne exclaimed, fellow citizens, is to be done win
the money A distribution among the States
awful !-corruptlng the people with lhelr own
money, leading them INTO the vortex ol specuia
ton. &c. Verify, these advocates OF British IN
tercsts have materially changed Their tune about
the practical operations OF "the odlous black
Tariff
Zabrskie endorsed James X. Folks orthodoxy,
mot having the cue from the managers here
As to his we'll known sentiments. (anIi- iartf,
Feyas, &c. hut ncrer lcOrd' as 20 Captain
Tyler poor old horse let him de- but Oh, to be 3
deserted in the trying hour by such a teader' is
enough to awaken the sympalhles of John Jones
and NV son Bob" lngratitudc, thou hideouS
monster " How much sharper than seFPent's
tooth It is to have false friend
But suppose The last ipstelment in payment
for the agency of the Philadelphia Navy Yard
Lumber Contract is Cancelled, and Pas race be-
ing nearly run, " discretion is the better part OF
vaIor" But the National Tyler Circular, James
T.. Zabriskie, Chairman-what is to be done
how is record to be made up for posterlty All.
the ingratltudc of Republics But enough Of
this.
At the close of this iantastcal gathering pro-
cesson was formed, and then came the lun-such
display. Fas;atf's march through Coventry
was a well ordered array IN comparison.
NuUrE ii.