New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26


embe,ns and devices, among which the coo'.
climbing the white ash saping was conspicuous
and created much sensation. Alter these came
the Believille Delegation which was large and
presented very anlmalns appearance. AZ
hands now proceeded 10 the residence of Dr.
Jackson to receive the speakers, who were shortly
after escorted 10 the Common IL front OF the PARK
House, where the meeting was organized by thu
appointment of the following officers
WA. RANKIN. President.
Yice Presidents.
Cen JAMES MILLER. ROBERT BALDWIN.
WIN. DOUGLASS.
Secretaries.
Dr. j. c. GopLE, ID. Z. Bonn.
The Chairman on taking his scat made few
pertinent remarks and introduced to the meeting
Hon. WM. l.. DAYTON, U. S. Senator from New,
Jersey, who came forward and was greeted with
enthusiastic and long continued cheers.
Mr. D. in returning his heartfelt thanks for tue cornty OF
the greeting given him by III, fellow citizens remarked n he
WINS here moi ms ptncipl but rather Incident But
il would naturally expected that REPRESENTATIVE AFTER "
long M absence should haze sonetn: 10 upon agn
meeting with them he should proceed TO adde's them briefly
upon some Of tine H3e G pubic dr. - " 81 wee,
people during last o Congress. Il would al cor>c
Be laa WA Rn S WAS Sy OF
distances. The present Locc-Focu C"n:res rrsi well he
ter.,i the Cor=rcs, al magnificent designs. Of magnificent
Professions T. and" added voice tine crowd. " OF mnsnlt
cent failures v They assembled with clear working nalp
ry Of nearly they male urge promises o 'eoEn
aud told mighty swelling speech oi what they Were g"ng
sGuabbed and oihed and tuned Tor SIX months aud then
having accomplished nothing they adJoarne, VIII! cool
or things however, they haze done and some lew Others
70 dc" Which . e1 ,Ie sss" q" the hin n.
uniform uy for eccung PIE "ent md Wee eseut though
explained the coul Of The bill u universal
isfciio The oie, ed oiyeeto The OIL wns to ;eyel rn d
where bo,n n and out OF C2n:fe enfey nppI".ed
reached the Senate we found that ~ pnNc IN tt shape u
then was. would compel the Legislatures OF mnofy "l
the State, hold special sessions peVo' 10 the neM ts
DENTAL Election in order comply wt the acquisitions oil TIE
bill Although he had no I'M .non To dispute Inc bower -
that State officers required to regulate Their conduct b.
the action o, the respective snd nd that u
ative unny States, the SENATE heartily mp
proving the principle of the bill wll"g 1"
shape posp"niny lis gong effect unu ner the approach
ing Presidential Eectoa Ih., however did Tot satisfy the
doubt that the people would approve the coue at The Senn
on hs y H. nG pg TENT S tE e e
'essy Se nS M" my ny G s eS tt e ss b WI
tie-m.k,ng appropriations Tor the River, and IIarbois
the East and of the West. 1t g[ea, n'inune that tins
toedlhat ofthe West approved. The appropriation OF g.
go i9[ your own hnbo OF MewmfS was vetoed by M
stitutonal d,scrmn on he Wings Ind done great CEN
they bud been able quite IT. emlndei
him of the ardent who ged allowed kiss. The
lady, however. had constitutional objections ana proposed -
COMPROMISE that he should squeeze her hand ihs he pre-
pared 70 do with the bI't grace he could when ne was n
urt she drew on her glove Here he believed tie nesoia
Bat what was Mr.. 1ycrs reason for the Eastern
bill approving ,at tor the West 1t pain enough
bid for and as he iandy leal,d. something hope for BIZ
he thought Of bGdng at the Ee,t He Knew too We
And where .Alr. d. would venture ask could t~cn,
thousand men be found who had s love Tor oT affinity Win
Mr. Tel han his
Bill, which i.iIend little Western bill vetoed
the General Government 10 Improve rr.is and haihfS no.
sack Newark, the Hudson, &c. sc within the rule an!
must ask Tor dollar OF the pubic money. Nnw marx :
In this Western harhor bill there an appropriation Tor mn
proving the Ohio point under the exclusive jurisdiction OF
S S, Io9 er ha eeT ~ "a h
ty miles OF unconstu,,cniiy Now. Ni. sad Nh H. Ne"
could get nohns from this and constitutional
President No The true iea,on Z" Mr Tyltrs cou5e wss
that from the Wet h expected some thnc-whc he dsrci u
expect nothing from the East winch had eSed The man and
scorned his ptoteIs.
had attempted They had ;fpsd 70 destroy the Ia
riff law oisis and the nit mpi had been made ..ousness
hy few and nj the int moment leading LEGO Focn
Sad be- a h by the WIZ s E Tn wo nave &
struyed and tat when they obained the the Se
gre the Tariff law Il - stiu.nS he did n
Hundreds thousand, OF rs fellow whose Industry.
whose happmes whose propety ys. move and have their
being that awwtnu sgh ot whole blocks OF workshops.
manufactures and places Of trade I'd business depending ~
their tine prOvo> OF that law lie should
MS ntteOp upon the grandeur ~ Niagara while
standing beue ,th lis delired by rs mn hy roL'
Serious wrlconrer;1d aud vigorous effort 10 de>tto l>
Tariff had made IN the House OF Representatives. aud he
wished to tx the aten94 OF te COUNT, upon t anhoiS o,
law; the great mass OF the Loco Fccn voted
enough rensi. vi' the Wh.s 20 law The repeal UPON the
tnbe The Queton moot, Tor I'VE long noh' IN
IN that body denounce the OF Protection system OF
oppression pun!e,-enHunced hy Woodbury. Benio--
tha.. ta ~tTs,. lkAn al Me-
York. spoke days TO destroy the Tariff In mat ions and
srdgous debate not sota,v whrst was heard IN iyos OF
sentnE strong Tariff State whose eX'iencc Is were,
The whole defence Of the Tariwas cas-, upon the aon
There was another anS ton nearly akin 70 the i.fi; a.
ason OF texas. Tss had en 10" generally ocke npo" rs
merely question OF territorial acquisition l. WI, bound ny
Southern Free Traders IN the Annexation OF Texas
SuIe additional passI IN the Leg, 'ne oi Nson so That
proposed by the Southern Loco Foco would make four
Unted Sa'e, aud eiestin; Ere Slave majority N
hat body Tnis was the object o h;neNaont FOR this
Iesas 10 our Union TIA, leap would plunge W into yawn
ing gulf where certain destruction awaited Us.
But Mr. d. re)oiccd Know that public opinion these
subject, rapidly improving. and that correct principles
last working Ineir way 10 the sou;h VsioG George
work State State dropping OH from the se>es OF Free
Trade and Ngcaeo whch asacy begin to snow E r,na
scemers seek for aid elsewhere They EEL that ther power
{V, and now the time that the friends oil the Tariff
ealed upon to stand in, aud all Remember. the An
pexation oil Texas IL the destruction OF me Iarf
Hut what in smother respect his Annexation poect!-
The had said they would show he Nofthees
,yas To their iafrrest to admit Texas they
ouch The bargain. specializing yankees IN the ryi
,lace Nr Upshur had argued that The North on'd bc bee
ited because Texas would furnish increased market Tor
,uT manufacures repe thu, insulting appeal 10 the cunM
Of the Norbih appeal f1laclous fs IS Offensive me
what you have-suppo the Tariff keep out foreign maui
actues. and always find ready disposal every Inn
our market an inch and Il may contract u mile
But aside from the question OF trnde wbn ms par
Mn Thai !, offered to US Yankees are sharp Ut bargain