New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

The same ia,ercs.s which would drive us To a dis
nlution iron, the North would tend 10 un'tc e3s'
10 the South: but never will, as long rs w ca"
live in harmony win the Northern States' never
.vI hez-r,j dissolution OF the Union have mus;
fellow citizens rlidely and 100 imPerect!y sSeicheu
some of fe ISSUES of the great contest no" eProae
mo Permit me for Que moment 10 ttrh your ai'el
ton 10 the two representatives, OF tne NNo aie1 -
,iet that are presented IS their champions an" .I
.lers Will not inSu, your UNDERSTANDING 80 NJ
boneyer n. 10 draw comparison between me Lion
and ,b. Wasz.I fApplause.l No will NOT III
sult yonr understanding bv comparing the oii"iaul
ljrbi of the merriam -un the feeble name o. an
.xpiTiug ;aper-hv comparing siah' Az" Nv a.
Martin Van Bu.en and Henry Clay tappauss'
Wha; page OF the Nations history pray, can W.
,urn 10 and not SO his rame recorded III i'Ue!> "
roid, Whose voice thrilled in the ears o tie peo-
1l- jn vndicatioa oi The peoples hohnr anu ia.
a,sr aceu o.pn>ed 10 the >neaning, skuiNins "c'S %
MIN, Van turen Who was II that was heafd IL
,lDport OF De Wit Clinton have never deiiouh-
Get these opposed 20 the declaration o. "ar' because
C,li.ve,l that honest and patriotic men were aniohs
rhoe that made that declaration VINO 'oted 'ioin
nro,er motives DO think that ne Is entitled 10
rr.f, for lending his energies 10 ltS prosecutions
aft war was declared. .
I,skrd what psre YOU could turn 10 where you
voud not find Clays name why look at Tue VIE
-ou question. which sh9oN tnls D nauGn % 70 ''S
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DI onv one turn 10 Mr.. Van Buren, al that crl,ls
II on,breIl Would anv man look at INN II such
uu.s,on should again come under discussion -
iVbowas il when the question OF NuIlihcat!o" was
raised and every looked with tear ana 'reoil''=
f,rsr of di solution oil the mon and cecesso' II
Stats who, when all eyes were t.i"II Hpoi 1 ,.,.''
was firm and unfinching Aye there ne Is point
ior n one of the banners on winch was a correct
i;Ee,oss OF Henry Claw and his is combination
and . lorm indeed: and on his brow every god did
ses N set his seal 10 give the world assurance OF
man. Great applause r -. =
.baY greot scheme is hi. name associated "A voice,
:. .Sub-rreastiry' Why Is IT, ask OF his 'iend-'
ba, no char-c has ever yet been made asaiiis' hih
ntt iius su-tdiiicI' aud v' io' "''ei nc
has not been successfully defended SIMPLY De-
cause he has made il u point 10 take erery side
ri every question lie has been Tariff man.
an anti.Tarif man; he hr< been Bank man and
AN nnti.Bank man. under direction Bank man
for a branch o: that institution IN Albany, ana an
anti Bank man b. his declaration OF eternal hostility
10 the institution. What question has ever pceh
raised that nc has not taken both sides DO YOU
con,pnre man VINO has always been prowllng and
mousing abont ike cat in waicA tor her prey 10
man nofed ior talent and wisdom Look at the effects
ofbis reflection to the Prasidency-examne well his
conduct while in power. But why need we lear
y hat have we 20 fear lie IS the Only man OF
,b.;r Marty that can hc run. with one exception
and iha onlv thing we have 10 fear Is that he will
NOT get the nomination OF his own paIty-lhat eX-
cant;on is John &. Calhoun and the only difference
between them is thiS-Calhoun can carry the State
of South CaIolina. while Martin Van Buren can
carry the Stale OF New Hampshire and South "a
,ol;ne is rather the larger OF the two. What other
STATE can he carry "A voice, Texas No, my
ir;end, he cannot even carry Texas. What other
Wbv if they nut Dick Johnson on the ticket a.
Vice. President they may cary Missouri and Ar
kansas, and not another one, as iirmiy believe
Look at Georgia, at Maryland, at Co1"ecttcw-
Great cheering al the l}Ih District OF Pennsylva
MIA own the recent victory in this city-thais
nurcIy local matter, which it does notbccome me 10
ioke any act or part in-a!thOush not an unadutle-
roled Whig victory. was an unadulteraed Loco-to-
co defeat. iApplausel 49,,
Ifih. friends OF the Wings could know all that |
do nbou, the influence OF Connecticut, lhey would
ouoch more imporance 10 the victory even than
,hcv do now: and il would bc gratifying To know
Thai Amos Kendall, that most faithful and trustv
rrnrcscn,rIiye of the Devil on carth-tCircat ap-
nIausel-f YOU could send forr such men 10
Congress 20 serve vou as nlthlullv Is he does the
devil. you would never i5nr the Annexation OF
Texas-ayc and the nun who ISSUED one oi The
most infamous biographies sustaining one OF The
most compete murders, where poor Dickinson was
.hn, throuc the heart, afterwards issued pamphlet
from WASHINGTON 10 send of 10 Connecticut, giving
a. n reason why Henry Clay should not be elected,
thai he had been concerned in bloodless duel
and 10 know that thousands o copies OF ts PAM
nhet were sent OFF 10 Connecticut on the eve OF the
election. Martin Van Buren, Is the strongest man
tbev can bring but let them bring him. or any other
horse in their stable or tlirn them all on together,
mr. let ihem run separate heals, and we'll distance
them one after the other
in concluding my remarks am dcslrous OF say
inv one thing concerning Virginia, that my friends
here NAV not be discouraged II 10 the result 0t her
Spring election should be contrary iherexpeCtatons
and wishes All our friends there are confident oi
succeSs but tell you honestly that there Is doubt
about the question. The cause OF this doubt is that
we have got thousands odds 10 contend with. Our
opponents have GOT them The inside OF the tract by
rbc postion they hold in the Senate, and the pro-
misses hev have made, promises which will never
he kept But the Spring elections will not affect
III, Fall therefore don't he discOur.aged II we
should bc defeated in the Spring.
| tell you nv friends, that Kentucky Is mol more
certain than Virginia Is III the Fall Election.
| am sorry, my friends, 10 have consumed 20 much
time, and fear have trcspassed upon your patience,
and cncrouched upon those that are To follow me-
rLi, is the first time that have ever had the pleasure
and the honor Of addressing Newly ork audience;
but hope shall have the pleasure OF addressing
Won in November, after the contest, and congratu-
iating ,ou on the success OF HENRY CLAY.
Mr. Bolts then resumed his seat, and nine
cheers were given-allcr which, the Choir sang
TIE following Ode:
THE GATHERING.
rrSE-'HHnters' Chorus
From hill and from valley,
They eagerly sally
Like bows Of ocean,
The MASS is 10 motion.
The lines are extending
Ger mountain and plain
Like torrents descending,
They hurry amain.
The Gathering The Gathering
Wen be there Wen be there.
The Gathering! The Gathering
Wen be there Well be there
There There, There
Each eye flashes brightly;
Each bosom beats Lightly:
The banners are slancing,
And merrily dancing
While proudly the standard
OfLiberty floats.
And the Music Is swelling
lnspiriting notes.
The Victory The Victory
That we'll gain That II gain
The Victory The Victory.
That we'll gain That we'll gain,
GAIN! Gam Gain