New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

liable :, j. that iy propose nothing AID get Insult,
in7Iv ell upon the people 10 gt'e mem 0"'' -
win il blind confidence that Il WI! re piop
.,srcissdl The electors are mol iIAe'F 10 ~ Y'
mn merely. and men too without measures ant 20
49,, .5s administration OF the COUNTRY, nTo!'iH-
,e interests Of l. 90 600 o. psoplsi 10 ehance-oF " i'
! ,,o-Se. 10 Executive will lhCs, "hIie Ne Pr
rose on, system O; measures 10 b9iid up tAe Va
if,,onsI Trosrsfii- and TIE Nltona! ciaFaeisF; y
arc met By an attempt TO pull com la4' &c.,
,.,,,Ja shay Drc7o-s aothirE a. = substitute
S1ch ,Gsr ana briefly. = the position = the iso
-reai parties. Ga the one hand, mere = -
10 the people .stem Of measures based upon ils
Constitution and designed, IN iae!r pIscucaI o!-f-
Ton. 20 comprehend and promote Tie hAPii4S<7 g.
prosperitr ii the Nation. They are not me sqs.
si, n o. sectional selling iGa. interest," oi'-
-r-.;.,,-. An aoier-sd liberal! and National Pollcy
o.. the other hand. i 20 DC iouad an ifeAD.-..-
ho,lty 10 this system: but no measures no pm
cirIes unless il be. that the Sab reasEfE--'nr
.;i-i Feee Trade-H2rt n0uy-aHt!-C redii->'a'e
ReDud:arioa-anti-=tnaU Bank Bis from or own
Bsak=-Direct Taxa;ioE-and ieyciiaE, ci-'t.s'-
Ing. disturbing cnt-Afnetican nosu!i,y OeINei -?
al and Labor, e tgailet by The name Of pm
ciples
u1 the nomination., already made b the people ena
give II formal and solemn expression VII ile " M
Convention, in q tex days assemble n ba-,lHote-
and
Mems National Convention, 10 ratis The act 70 mn
-a sentiments with each other and 20 p!ecse the!!
selves upon the altar OF iAeiE common coanuE' 10
take from that Convention the Clay Sdnner' aga
bear !: With q steady purpose over mountain. 'i'
valley t!n-i the beloved CHEF whose name = en-
5ez5ned u folds, shal! % placed in tie eNa- u
STATE. where once presided, III mature wisdom ara
Maternal love tire Father OF his Country a great
work deyoIres on you-in common with The !" h:2s
Of the Union indeed - efficient FOR evil or Tor good
J. he example of New-fofk, and such the "eis5'
ead authority o her expressed pUi!lc.. OPINION WIN
her sisters OF the republic, that every lo"n' !a-e
and School Di.tc!ct IN the State, should, "ihout
moments further delay form Clay Ctu5, and put
forth theirhest efforts tie decision OF the HiAE
contest :. il il great system OF National measures
d.volyet on each alone! We know What our breth'
rem in tie Intsrio. and Western part OF the STATE
can do from what they have 80 often done We
know that the spirit i IL Ihem-aEd that the power
!. with them. We CAIN only and promise only
10 DO or duty and our Whole duty, IN common win
our mig brethren ol the State. and all others VINO
prefer Wing measures 10 Loco Foco negatIoaS, and
Henri; Clay 70 i:a.i.E Van bGrsn.
Throw wide the portals oi The " hg eTos''' ana
invite all who love their country and the nea -ures
Ne advocate 10 come WITHIN us ample dome. Rely
M upon the earnest power OF enthusiastically.
frankly ulanfully put forth 10 the great eeciora!
jury OF the STATE with an efficient organization ana
q pro.er concert Of actCn-%e cannot, W. 90 i!o'
doubt, that the 'eIu!ist OF III" 'o'S' AZ
next wi! result ~ q glorious triumph, setting Tor
vsatS to come system of measures. on hundred
oId rroaying the People Tor al the toil and sacTi-
fees in past efforts g. well Is 10. the present cam
paigu
and Tor the purpose OF erecting more eitct co'..
cert OF action between those who are animated by
common, spirit, and desire the election OF henry
Clay 10 the Presidency. the CeHtrai Clay Commit
Zee OF the CITY OF New-iork respectfully but earn
cs;tIy propose to the Clay Clubs and their W ing
brethren of the State OF New-fork the adoption OF
the following measures inciPent step towards
an efficient State organization, subject to the approx
al of the STATE Central C0mmtttse
|. We propose and respectfully urge, the Wings
at the county scat Of every County III the STATE, to
.orrn where thew have not already done so, Clay
Club with officers consisting OF a President, two
Vice Presidents, Two Secretaries, a Treasurer, and
a Corresponding Commttec and 10 take iininedi-
ate measures for the formation OF an associate Clay
Club in every School District OF their respective
Counties.
>. we propose State Convention 10 be held &,
Ciica on the first "Wednesday OF June next, ana 10
consist o. one or more officers from the Clay Clubs
Of the whole State, for the purpose OF adopting such
measures as nay enable the people as sworn jury
of the Sae, 10 decide upon the true issue no" sub
nitted TO them. This call for Convention o! the
officers OF the Clay Clubs-as well as the time and
place OF holding -suhject TO the approval oil The
:. State Central Committee.
We respectfully request the Clay Clubs already
formed, and others soon a. organized, TO adopt
and publish resolutions in sanction OF tie Conyen-
ton-vsiih the names of their Corresponding Com
mittecs-and forward Il copy to the Clay Central
Committee of this city. II the same time wiki the
adnpon OF these resolutions, earnestly urge an
immediate appeal 10 Congress, calling on that body
to stay their proposed reductions and alterations IN
/ the present Fari Bill. Let this memorial be signed
by every friend in favor OF protecting American La
bor whether a member OF the CLUB, Wing, or 9th
erwisc The follominz,fo form OF memorial may, with
fitness be adopted. On this point not moment
should be lost.
/ 10 the Sears offfe t-sitci S,aies
that since enactment Of the exIn: fani the condition
of the cauniry steadily nnd v>y improving, AMI
better than time before the passage OF mat iw
TINT labor finds fegGer employ eHi hhd N W. n'yfnse
better reward .yic the whole quicker demand
and market nearly all the productions OF our Home In
would be i.nniy changed By the passage OF the b To
dce aad irn,;or the euI. proposed by the Committee OF
Wars and euns House u RepreSentatve,-wh wherefore
we earnestly You aet and prevent the passage OF
the same, nny similar measure. INTO q law.
| Win deep respect and confidence
We remain your fellow citizens
ith. Every true Wing, and trend OF the present
! Tariff coming from the interior oil the State TO our
Civ will find the iatcl-strine hanging outside tilc
Central CLAY Committee Reading Room, ll2
/ Rroadwav-tesigmaied By ilag wa"ing across
! Broadway b, day, and transparency by night
Suitable persons will be in constant attendance az
this Room, ready To furnish Documents for the
counry at cost Of publication, and 10 give Their
friends welcome.
All which IS respectfully submitted
J. X. REYNOLDS.
Pr.,idcn, Central Clay Club COMMITTEE.
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