New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

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c.cicc Of the following gentlemen as officers;
P-esidsHt-JAMEs HILLYER
goyds. JTec P-esideais.
G. FrsuAs. 10. 6. W. Ccoz.
D. ELLIS POTTER Jf y :; p. SIAHnS Si .i
:. AsosEG IS LEGeErT, i. JAMgs B Bell
= J.MRs STURGI-; - .">hFa NJ. -.
9 JoFIN BuTLgg. Jr. Il. JAAEs L. sIASLEf.
g. GEORGE E2:Tros.
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Mr.. GEORGE 4. HALsEY made bflef speech,
which it was &c. cur good fortune 10 hear. When
VIC entered the hall, at a iev minutes past
O'Clock,
Hon. JOSEPH L. WHITE, la;c of Indiana,
was last rising to commence his spctch amidst
the deafening cheers OF the assembly, and rarely
have VIC listened 10 speech more replete with
glocucrce, o. characterized by greater degree
Of logical force and sound and convincing aTgu
menl The questions Of the Tariff, Of the Dis
tribution Of the Proceeds OF the Public Lands,
and of the Annexation OF Texas, were discussed
IN mastery manner, and We regret that the
crowded state OF cur columns Will not admit 9
report OF at ieas; portion Of his remarks. On
the Tariff question particularly he Was exceed
ngly happy, presenting it before the audience in
manner at once clear and convincing, and with
:. felicity of Illustration which we have rarely
sen equa!cd. Mr. White is certainly one ot the
very best speakers wc have ever seen upon the
stump, and We trust he ril Go great service 10
the cause before the campaign closes. His elo.
Guence is alike potent 10 strengthen the w'avcr;ng,
excite the lukewarm, imPart new courage 10 the
faithful, and make inroads upon The ranks OF the
enemy. Let such speeches rs that made by hin
last niah, be heard throughout this State, and
thcir effect will be incalcuable.
At the close OF Nj Whites speech, the fol-
lowing resolutions were read and adopted:
Reso,ced That the young men the City of New York
determined 10 do all IN tter power r The maintenance
HEyRY CLAY nnd 1usoDoEE FRELI> GHUysgS TO the rf.,
Iency aud Wee Presidency OF the uitfed s,aie'
EesOir l. That Is The determination oi the Young lea
nr ir' 'ysi ,v,o ,hen-tIst Of ;he Young t;naTd
hrsoiro That favor of sending 90 miles for
articles OF cofuito and necessity that can manu-
ou own abore.s and inpoye.hin. the country ard are
therefore in favor o; a riotective laI;i
recorded speeches and po,cal acts show ,andns the
futile eiinr;s OF corrupt iaty Tres 10 MAKE appear ether
wise cprcl,s've aS ne Is bitter and uncompnsns opp0
Ecsofrd That .c ae IN f4vor lie Distribution of ;he
Prucee OF the Sales of e Public Land. among the vuriou
strs ecngss view u a' ineasite o inSi'se aud
fecy demanded By tie fnuncini necessities of
the country regulated such manner Us Congress de-
Reoircd That favor Of farther oflhe
Veto pos er-lia power whirh enables 20 1mple
with defiance the will Of the uujory-i ppwcr thai
nearly destroyed re hopc' and expectations Of the VIII. parts
by raitools conduct oi the present Chief Moei,trat
eoired That the immediate Annexation of Tex.
rs conceived IN sn md brought forth niquiy
toll OF disastrous consequences to the country. without the
rasl benefit and successful will uly national iaes
r,y and vo ae cur p!;s'iHG faith. our sacled honor
huy>en the champions u, the Wing whose past
lives show that hey have bnt one object yeSiiat natrotic
Rcsc'cea That though were BOYS IN ~ II We VII
hnw ourselves men by GIVING them orr hearty enthusiastic
Gesoictd TIt the election Louisiana hns shown
ihu, nu,hem hls> be seiuced iiom ui-
glance by that false Though Sierins baub!s cf reNs-
The resolutions having baen passed amidst the
most enthusiastic applause, the Boston Clay Vo-
casts sang two appropriate songs. They were
greeted in The most cordial manner, and their
music appeared to give universal satisfaction.
When wc LETT the Hal! after 10 O'Clock, En-
Senator SAHpyoaD Of the Third District was
making very sensible speech.
1t is said that the assembly in the street
eqnaled in numbers and enthusiasm that in the
Hall, but VIC did not learn the names of the
speakers.
Democratic Wing County Convention.
Al tho meeting oi the Democratic Wing
County Convention of the County of Newly
held at the Broadway House last evening, July
30, the following Delegates TO the State Conven.
ton at Syracuse were elected:
Jas. s TnAYEE. NJ. O. Ropvnrs
MARCkLLus EELs. 4. w BRADFORD.
JAS. 4. NooD. \. G. BRADFORD.
JAS. NELLY. SMITH bU>Sl.G,
q. w. BREsSAS, a. W.WHITg.
john RIDLEY.
The Convention then adjourned to meet This
Evening ioT the purpose Of completing the Dele
CATION.