New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27


sttutlons.
Who among YOU will be found wanting OF that
great dav OF his Countr.'s Jubilec2 Wings OF New
York, viii YOU or viii you not ratber-iooking TO
,hal noble Banner wich was here frs, uniolded TO
he breeze on whose ample folds YOU haze IN
crbad the immortal name Of
HENItY CLAY,
still send forth your battle cry, e Excelsior,
and still press forward until floats IN triumph from
the topnos heights Of Freedom!
And you Wings Of the Union from the mighty
hills of New England, the pleasant shores OF the
Delaware and chesapeake, the sunny clines oi lie
South and fertile vaiIe, and boundless praries OF
the West, we bid you 10 the field. Come in your
might and majesiy Come in the spirit becoming
Americans. Come in the dignity Of Frecmen
WE HAVE BIDED OUR TIME. iT is AT HAND
Having read the Address, Mr. BLUNT said he
had also been requested by the Committee OF
Arrangements to offer the following RESOLUTIONS
Resolred That the powers OF General Government
derived exclusively from the Constitution that il possesses no
- the limitations therein named tina, by Constitution
Of declaring and the nd,'i ol new states
ino the TnUn /, Ys.ed exclusively m Congress lht the
ymGkuE due not embrace the Fu'ref oi decla
!taror admitting new state, and mat the recent Ut
-n oy the Acting President O,he United SGle by Treaty
effect these oblecs gross peryeison OF his duty
Executive, and deliberate violation OF the Constitution oil
oired That we are opposed the Annexation rexas
United States neither recognize It's necessity
~ propriety nud especially do consider its i1rm
iiae" Anneyatlo involving does National Debt.
he greatest caemities tina, could befal our country.
Resdod. That thanks are due and are hereby rendered
majority u the ena'e O the United StdeS U' their de-
the Ubiquitous measure culled the Texas Treaty
iS m The tbn t more OIL 'ua mpoan to
aud harmonze the p sent Coniedeacy now exists than
and that alien members ought to be introduced against
he common consent and with the certainty o' deep dls'a
lSscirsd That, speaking in the name ard behalf Of The
G
FIRST In favor Of Distribution of the Proceeds Of the Sales
Seecad in favor OF sound National Currency, concledund
regulated by the VIII OF the Nation;'
Ihtrd, In favor OF Ianf Imports framed 10 provide
proper revenue with lu, discrimination So ms 10 afford
Protection 10 american Industry. american AsTcgigIe
the other great interests %: the country:
Fourth. IN favor OF Restriction {" Presidential service to
single And. us the enbodemenl oi these p'Inc
FREiINGuuYSEN for President and Wee President Of TIE
States.
f9f %o 10 tn the iaaS: aIi Aa"esaton
,;eond TO sab rIeasuy and sub IIean,es
Fourth To the alarming enccachmenls of Executive
power upon Constitutional Law and Popular Rights: ana
the enrichment OF hee pncipeiS i we eS are ~ DALLAS
for fe.den, and Wee President Of the United states.
eoT That q , with sTp'all0n q ard PRIDE the Gom
because know HIM upright capable faithful states
man, who never BETRAYED ursi nor dsapGoned s pa, eA
American Labor. distribution OF The Land Proceeds
pfopety and we VIZ shpr the world N November owe % now
sSlS % ''''' no" wei ne Is '0'ea '' ' 's0s 0
Resoired Thn; the nomination for Govetncr of SGas
Irisht-who first c0teed public te state Senate by
pstee support the Peoples Electoral Law. winch pledge
instantly detetninedy violated thus defeated
gIsvhu united Ia the act o wuntOn JgHy magnlty by
winch De Wt CLINTON hurled from the honorary position
by other richly deserved o Cana Comm,>SIoner-
who has all hi lie lsen de dy enemy Of Internal Improve
men gnd ~ 1873 Officially predicted That me Ere and Cham
'a'n Canals would never pay thel; co;Iwh9 has ever
''en mere spoil, seeking politician OF the Albany Ke
champion of the deestsd Sub teaSury schemewho spoke
against present Tamil the thnt he voted fer
who aTows himself opposed 10 The AnneNacn Texas yet
seeks 70 abandon The posloa ~ which he might .liTivsiy
ueEce and Gus; into The scale of the aGvoctss 0
ad upon the y Of the St Se
nnd must receive the emphatic rebuko OF het teensn
ResOiued. That the nomination OF SAMJ Ell J. WlLkiN
for Lieutenant Governor meets our hearty approba,on We
a S % eop %J a. iP me the o isl @hen he
paoic Will was outraged by Sns Wieh, Co IN the defeat
ot the Electoral Law-,ye that hs deserves
enthusiastic support, and we wal take care that he shall re-
Rc<oircd That IN SAMUEL WoRKs. ELIJAH Ruo.pEs.
Sr9NcER KELLOGG and !osxrn H. JACKSON recognize
this STATE and who deerye aud will add
cHa support from th- fact thai they the tuends OF the In
snal Improvement pohcy which their opponeF;s would arrest
Resoired Tia, We he Wings OF NewYork aware the
consequences good of the lesu Of this struggle.
i devote our best eueifes o tins day forth to The contest
n winch engaged determined ha effort sna. bs
aa percS on banners and mnQmts security and pros
pesty ,haN be a2sGred 10 our whole Cmon
When the applause elected by the foregoing
Address and Resolutions had subsided, the Pres
iGent introduced to the meeting
J.PREscorr HALL, Esq. who SAID, that in The
absence of another gentleman better qualified to
perform the service, the duty had been assigned
tAm OF sccondng the motion for their adoption.
He did it with his whole heart, and he was glad
to see befure him and around him thousands of
Wings ready To respond 20 the sentiments which
the Address and Resolutions had 50 beautifully
expressed. \ crisis in public affairs had arrived
the public mind was every where aeitated-
men Of al classes were leaving their daily occu.
patton and rushing with one heart and one mind
10 save thc;r country rsm disgrace and ruin
On. opponents claimed TO be Republicans, bu!
| their pretensons were spurious. He had betn
Graded in the lap OF Democracy and brought up
ut the fec, OF Gam4liei, ana knew whereof
ne affirmed. There could be no greater delu-
! SION than ;hat which recognized the pre-.
seat Loco Foco party Us the Republican
party Tns sacred name belonged to tie
! Whiss. whose principles were adapted TO
promote the welfare Of the wholc people. and
sbo were struggling to protect American lntus-
try agains, foreign competition. He was himself
laborer. like those whom he saw around him,
and he would ask them TO look a, the history OF
the Leo Foco party for proof tha. they were not
true Republicans he then adveF'ed to the well
koown fact that the leading Loco Focos OF the
present day were once Tariff men, and that Pro;
.cc,ion 10 American Labor was once part OF
ll,e creed Of the Democratic party SiIas WI'gti
IN 1928 advocated the very doctrines which he
now repudia,cd. Protection 10 American indus
try was the true Republican doc;rne--Protecton