New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
coopsrase ofshe WING Purity.

]. Kenmore CoorpR, Esq. author of The
| Monikins, and various ,ibel-su:;s vas invited 70
address the Polk Wright Mass Meeting in our
City on Monday evening. dc declined, bu;
favored his admirers instead with the following
letter: Hall. CoopgRsrows. Sept :, 1874
GENTLEMEN Your lsvo o. August sist only reached me
en,iy nm answer rs possible much opposed ms ab
IL 70 attend political meetings that have avoided them
that rne Tie exception occurred th Summer. and
d: The bold ana factious purty lint STRIVING place
M Clay in the char OF state While do iu justice 10 the
may honorable who call them,eve. Wings, say ma
more khan think, when say that regard their party
whole rs much the il>e and most dangerous association OF
had taste OF Their measures both IN The State and nj Wash
inston sufficient to let US mo the secret Of the means
thnr will be used TO pseuae Their power should they prevail
IN The approaching elect God send hu they not,
believe will TO be the nct Notwithstanding all their
ded will do us duty | sec Nv. Greeley has down
s S nao q" beng on, Of the power q" the Wings to re-
to much below egh HUNDRED N $50 period hen
Of changes from The Wing TO the Democutc ranks. Cool
Ssnd s S Gsn ns for Polk ' WIZ
Of The say @ De q se yo sng mS S" ief to hFe
specimen of the IN which your Wings are med by
thngs that you muy know what ihl6k on tie SUBJECT
give you my real opinion. witt out reserve.
l. wi not he IN my power to attend your meeting having
business of moment TO keep ut hoac until later the
month Blu, take the hbey recommend TINT you sia1d
shoulder shoulder un victory be assured New York
Democratic Ind at this moment 1 political creed should be
determination to ''beat the Whgs u good creed At
this particular uncue. md behind lies The security OF the
state preservation of the public a and the pepeuity
Of s m" IONS ~ success s s e e%en 'o'
remain yours faithfully. j. Kenmore CooPER.
AIcssrs Chas a Secor, and others
So the amabe and gentcmanly Mr.. EGing-
herl considers the Wings 90 bold aud fic;ioas
party, and " the falsest and most dangerous as
ISOLATION Of the sort that has appeared in the
country in my day." We thank him for this
opinion, and hope he will stand to il. Proud as
VIC have ever been Of our party and our asso.
ciates, they arc still more endeafed 10 Us by the
hatred and vitupcration Of j. Fcnimore Cooper.
AS to the vote of Otsego County, we shall see.
If our opponents would only let their Otsego
supporters know that Polk is anti, Tariff, the
county would go Wing
WING Mass Meeting mt Union Park.
The Wings of the With Congressional District
comprising the llth, 18th, 18th, 10th and l7th
Wards Of this city, held grand Mass Meeting
at the Junction of Broadway and ,he:Bowery, last
evening, to respond 10 the proceedings of the
Wing State Convention at Syracuse. A dense
mass of Wings collected at an carly hour, and
the meeting was called TO order from a stand
erected for the speakers by Mr.. ]. Acker, On
whose motion tic following officers were chosen:
President Hon. LUTHER BRADlSH.
Viee PRESIDENTS:
l. ZEE & R {" HHS.' usAn l. SMITH
kl 1iS vSJ INN caRnas a NJ NJ W E7sts
PkLETiaH PEoLr, GERARD SIuYvEssAST.
WM. Y. BRADY. JA,oBP. BuSTIsG.
ROBERT J. MURRAY.
JoHS DEAN. GEO. II. GIBBS.
[. Il GRAHAM Jr. CHARLss IukSEE.
Ii. Gov BRADisH returned his thanks for the
honor conferred upon him in Il few but pertinent
remarks, after which the following resolutions,
introduced by J. A. Baestier, were adopted by
accamatou:
District duly appreciate the lmmenss Importance OF The pol u
cal whchs hand. and that stand prepared
Sy ey%n % n e and 10 the Of
HeSRy Clay and the Wing cause ,...,.,-..... -
Resolved That while yield undivided support 10 al
the srenI measures Of the party we take os, e.p
:taun and ruin has restored prosperity whole
but which James n Polk ana MS supporters stand pledged to
of that Protective policy consistently advo
by HENRY CLAY the founder OF the American system
That the oes uccn OF that policy would be deaihbow To
prosperity OF the acavers haers >ceaker and other
mechanics and manufacturers O this District, because the une
oua competition the cheap labor ot Europe thus Droduc,d
would reduce always low enoughl 10 beggury ~
tance wh,e the constantly huctuatng supplies from abroad
would rener such pursuits even al the lowest wages ncer
Rtsprrd Tnut the lavish iture Of British gold 10 de-
feat HrSY CLAY and destroy Ike Tariff sisli
nor ANY neglect oil duty but the contrary It SHAH
strongly IN thI> conflict icr American nights
upon American sUii I nat the question whether n>h
hal, yu:aph the sovereign people has been twre
answered !eati aud shall 6sun be ANSWERED. once lvf s
nj the poll,
Rsscrcd That the pure and spo,less mama at NLLARD
breasts the eausi1sm Tint
ms abilities Statesman ente nm TO warmesi support,
while his virtues man command our entire respect but
all he -ndeNed by the fact that he reported
Ccnsress the present Ta thus proving hse the fiendsnd
champion 81 American Industry That under TIE susp ces OF
such leader feel connder, OF and vii DO our share
Resolpcd That the Wing candidates lsu,enan, Cover
nor. Presidential Eiec,ors and Capa Commissioner are
RssoireG. IhH; although under the circumstances
ready labor zeaousy the Wing vet feel
coming because this Congress District the home
of tina, eminent man philan,htophi aud Ch'an whom e
Pesdeuiand determined that the Wings ri the Union
shall pom, District OF Theo
Resoired That rspoe the u,mo., confidence in the abi
E represents the presen, Congress that having elected
once takes tue dsd pledge to him our waIme and
most enthusiastic support
F.; Messrs. MISSING and STouaHrENsuRGH being
called for. they cams forward and sung capital
Wing song, when the Presden, introduced Judge
! DuSN, OF SltinuiS, Mo iidCC d siioIt Dut Ille-
resting address. Mr.. D. stated briefly the grounds
of difference between the TWO contending parties.
and appealed to those present TO sustain the Wing
cause and 10, Re seduced by false issues nor high
sounding words:
Hon. JossPa L. WHITE next came forward and
was greeted with tumultuous and long continued
cheering. Sy White spoke Tor about an hour
and quarter, his speech being confined princi
nally 70 AN elucida;ion OF the Texas plot, and he
srh,,i,od that reasonable and wicked scheme In
all is hidcaus deiosmity. 4 was indeed the
mos. powerful and convincing speech we Temem-
her 20 have listened to FOR many d day. lie went
into history ci our negotiations with Mexico,
in the course of which he adduced facts expiod-
inc the contemplate guii-trdp of re,snnexailon
more efftctusly ii possible than it had been done
bv Senator Benton and Theodore Sedgwlck.
Mr.. ". concluded by sayleg few words about
t;,c miserable shifts 10 ~hich Loco Focoism is