New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
FOR THE CRADLE OF LIBERTY.
Great New England Mass Meeting.

Fare for The WHOLE errWrsi0Rt 10 BoSfon ana retHrR
only 50 Irregular PRICE 81
Vbir Young Men Wishing To attend til. great Convention
with MEss HENRY Clay ASSOCIATION can obtain
csets nj Central Clay Committee Room iG Broadw.y
the Expes, Office As The number OF tickets are limited to 80
The number Of hehs it will be advisable make early upp
catrn.
Tn, splendid .,sHm-r INV. YORK chartered for the
.o, winch viii cIty pa, Boston via tbs Boston and
providence Rairt:nd. -nd return.
Ho-..- DaNiEi. W -.s'.4ira. ~ % rRscToes. j. Ne
PETERSON BERRiEN. JOHN " CLAYTON. CASS'u5
CLAY and other dis usuised champions Of the party
vii speak on the ncrnsnn.
The delegation Will leave pier No. l. North River OF We'd
,eslsy a, ocock P VI and ,ton O'Clock ns1
m rning Convention d.vl cave Boston evening. and
,rrive NJ New York morning by Ocljckbo;ag nb.en
from New York nj, one day and two nights
The delegation will he entertained by Gov Fsnner at Prov
!eac. aud tnken under charge ot the Boston Young Meas
Clay Association While thee.
Tn. NevYpk Bias, Band 81 rausicisn,) will uccoupuny
he DELEGATION.
Hon w Z. Preston J. ~ Clayton. &c viii also acconpa
ny ny order.
s72tc uh'a Com. Arrangements.
cg- Wing Mass Convention or the River
brethren River Couute 'hen Mas Con-
sIt = nr .gSsn S Se SeE rna hsy
iher friend where Ia spieGd this invitation and
ak l a." u J6 ffHs Il sEsEN s. Senator from Georges,
u be present and acd'es. the meeting. rhe
pens Come Wing. AID ALI and your zeal in the Coed
Cause Will fresh impetus from the thrng e!Oqnenco
nj Is gallant champions! SD
CO E'Irst y.nrd.-At large aud enthusiastic meet.
M of Wing Electors OF the First Ward he'd pursuant
call 1hresher's Broad street Hotel Monday Evening"
10Th mt ,r the purpose Of e!ecna Delegates
Conventions Mr.. GEORGE COOK was called to tbs Chair
and JNo B STEPHENS aud EDWIN T. DERBY appointed Sec
ctar.es when On motion, It was
ResOios Thu; proceed elect The respective Delegates
hui EFhs and ifY Mel
gall wee Cpl ontsd Telen. Tho ballot being taken the Tel
ars reported that the following person, elected:
- rte Ss.atOria4 6gaseatt0n orrooo,,
FERDINAND 81 G = F. niwRnHihTS. IT, f'hhso''
To ,he coHSresscnq5l CSnrtntGn ,,o,,.,o,,
G &SSf Z SIRE & &EfGhz M&NH
To The County C9nTer.e, ,,,r.,
T. IHffA M2?R Resi- } X 4 d = p gfHrz'
'Nf f'' ''r-'"'iJA Jas. N. ASHLEY
On notion Mr. Geo. W. Ralph. Geo G. Mann and Cha.
McDougali appointed Committee 10 retire and report
resolutions expressive of the Of the meeting report
ed the following which, motion. unanimously adopt
ed -
Re,crcd That the viii, the heart Of every Whts Of
HENkY Clay Of Kentucky 70 the Pre,dency Of The
to G e: s %K q s la5as as
the sit Of the people Of the Empire State meets
power 10 ensure Their success ~ the approaching
Klsolced That however much we may be opposed 10 Loco
fccoa IN eng and every form We will not tor one moment
consen; osupp0d for office at the approaching
clay OF Kentucky.
R<s0irea That the domination Of the Hon Willis HALL
and the on JoMs a. CoLLYEK Presidential Electors
large. together nh their upon Electoral css.
.ec our UNQUALIFIED apfroba"n and the Wing. o! the F,
Ward pledge themselves TO their Wing friend. the Enpirs
Stale tat effort oa Their shall be wanting
Resoised. hai Wings Of ,hs Flr.t var Of the city
aud devoted attachment 10 Wing pnncpi or orr fellow.
y h , tiG ION = r fhoenn and Inst our conhdencs
On motion, was Resolved ,aet the respective Delegate,
have power ioh any that The proceed
S' sere piaeted 10 he pubgsd ae nesng then pdoup.
SliLARD and FILLMORE and three cheers for j. PHIL
Jxo B. STEPHENS. }se,ret.ric.
EDwiH Z. DERBY sill
G5 Second Ward.-Atn meetn. OF the Democrats;
Whss OF the second Ward held Sept. lGth At the second
Ward Hotel CHARLES ST. JOHN was appointed Chsir.
and JonS L. DRAPER and ABs. RrrAs wero appointed
Secretaries.
The following gentlemen elected Delegate
,,,,, ,,,,r, Seaator'H.
'0-''' ''''''-i' JOS. F. LEh AMI SDt''ANo'
GEO. ROWLAND, 1'''1 %N. TURNER.
j y. sAYRE. Il RUGGLE5
VII. NJ. HOLMES
Copgress ioaaI
fEv0 q HAStE, JAMES S SftE4R :. woabbAuLL,
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resntoei. fnzi having tAan twelve ycars
ka:. ~ an nduors contest Tor the supremacy Of he we.
10 be nnGly and. neeye. trump.sntiy decided
sor OF The country Ht the CDnu not consdsr
purelse called his hOur G,w Ourselves
diverted Tran that and Important matter by and
'o.lsteral ,sses
Re.steed Ia, having begun and continued the fight
ngs, ~e ds.lfe 70 &c nlohte II 10 the psrir
ReSoir.d, That Ia III. nomnatinr OF FILLMORE and Wit
ais ~ HALL anf ,LLisR. We hehDd th OF be-
x assoc Wiz tie =por> hsadei by CLAr and
rrtLtNGHUYSEx
R.shkeed Taai in the R.pub'c rewsppen cd ted By the
H'hiui bt.einpher OF HKSkY rL.Y EPEs SARe.sr. ESQ
hGd ifm and Hbe ally oil the Whs which deserves
md .h1ii have support
CaAs. ST. JOHN, Chairman.
JOHN l.. nRApxR. 1,..,o,...-
ASIARAM kUTAS, ee''s'''s' ~ "