New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
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From the Tariff Advocate
Never has it been our pleasure to RECORD llloie
and gallant gathering Of inc ep't
han that which took place YESTERDAY a!.e'"o'
sslvil!c. The great paradeS OF lofV-puG.s
INNS which Wed with those OF vic'o's 'e'u:lns
tm the glorious campaigns OF ancient u'i''s'
,,nno, be compared with the scene oil ycs.eiu'y'
H,oor is due to the revolutionary si'es Oh INC nv
N,Whgs who poured out from their woiK SHOPS
,bs, desks. their farms, and the factories 10
sr,a tho triumphant march OF the ing army
LET In, the same spirit animate the wings
,b-orsnou. the State, and New jersey VII! DC
rescued from the fangs Of those vino would oeS'
poll hc al osse,,.
hlsd frnm the surrounding country, and presently
the head Of the procession made It's appearance
escorted bv troop of 100 horsemen from oel'-
Vile and Lodi. Then came 81 wagons rom
Orange, with appropriate banners and devices
and among them nearly hundred Ladies acorn
ing, by their presence, the gay and glorious naiou
OF their fathers and brothers. Next came bloo'h-
field with - wagons, filed with the choice pop
ulaiion of one OF the strong holds OF osd ESSeH'
Afte. them poured in the Delegations from Ne%.
ark. EGzabethtown and Clinton, numbering
wagons-among them was seen conspicuousty
Alderman Dickersou's buggy" in when were
some thirty blacksmths, curriers', wheei"risu'-'
harness makers and painters, engaged IN lhc,'
various occupations, followed by carpe'''ct
shop and flags, and banners, ana music were
seen IN every direction and IN every variety,
| But the attention OF the multitude was aI'es''"
| by truly rovel slght-a team of twenty-siS oAei,
from Hudson County, representing the se'efai
States, was attached to awagon containing SUING
forty or fifty OF the sturdy farmers OF that county
The Loco States in this team were OF fharaon
lean kline, and Gcncated Free Trade IN It's true
| light.
The meeting assembled in large field. ana
about hasfpast six it was organized ny inc aP-
Pointment of R. ]. HuMrunEYs as President, HEN
RY n. JoRALoMAN and JonN KENNEDY as Sccre'
ta'ies. The President then introduced Jcssrii
HOME, Esq. of New York, who addressed the
meeting in short speech, rcpete with wit and
energy.
Alter song by Mr.. Hoxie, received with great
enthusiasm, the President introduced Alderman
DAVIES, from New y ork, who ably and eloquent
" enforced the correctness of Wing principles
In the midst OF his speech he was interrupted
by the arrival of the Paterson Delegation, nun
berinr one hundred wagons, which was receive,
with nine cheers.
1t was dark when Mr. Davies finished SpcaI,
ing, but Mr. VAN WAGNER. the Poughkeepsl
blacksmith, was called to the stand, and whel
our reporter left, at half past eight, he was power
fully and triumphnntly vindcatng the Tariff {
1912 He alluded to the Misrepresentation {
our Loco Post, with regard to his spccchin New
ark on Thursday evening, and explained and VII
dicatcd the correctness OF his remarks IN rciatio
to Mr.. Buchanan and other Senators who. in lSIt
were urging the necessity of reducing the wage
of laboring men to the standard OF Europea
paupers aud serfs, and fully satisfied the immcns
audience that the reritable editor of that papt
had been at his old game Of misrepresentation
We have no means Of ascertainnp III" nlmbt
in attendance, but rom the TACT OF there BEN
463 vehicles on the ground, some of which cor
tanned from thirty to forty persons. the concours
must have been immense; and all was conducte
with harmony and good humor, except that ic'
rabid Locos showed their teeth by attempting t
interrupt the speakers, as is their custom.
HARRoDs CREEK BARBEcuE-Wc we're prcser
at this barbecue yesterday. 1t was one OF III
largest, most decorous, and enthusiastic meeting
of the people we ever attended. 1t was diilicu
to estimate with anything likc accuracy the nun
Der of persons present. We suppose, howcvc
that there were from ten To twelve thousand o
the ground. The tables were well provided wit
most excellent viands, and Notwithstanding ever
one seemed blest with hearty appetite, yet thel
was great deal more than could be eaten by II
immense crowd.
There were three different stands from whic
the people were addressed. Among the speaker
were Messrs Graves Marshall, Vance, Built
Field, Wisehart, and others of this State, and M
more detailed account Of this meeting at presen
but will refer TO it again hereafter.
Louisville Journal.