New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
The convention OF Clay Clubs.

The Wing State Central Committee have en-
phaticaily endorsed ano commended the sugges-
ton by the Clay Climbs of this City OF eoSvtN.
TON OF OfrlcgRs OF rns CLAY Gu Bs' 10 ne ae'f
N Utcq on tie first "Wednesday !" June mai
I, T. therefore settled thai the Convention Is to lie
oelc and we call upon he Wings Of New.Ior to
c..moge,e ,hS orosnzation Of Town and County
Clubs as soon as msy be- We would suggest
ina, y rnee,ing be held in each Township on the
DIV ,hs, the neqys of the Nominations al Baltimore
NAV h. surely expected. TO form CLAY Ciu'
% mere none exists, Ia increase IT, numbers where
ono has already been formed, respond to the Wing
Nominations at Baltimore, and appoint Dele
gate or Delegates TO the Utica Convention
Wings of all the Towns we speak TO you Is
this plan worthy your adoption ? VIII you
adopt it,
1t should be borne in mind that this Conven-
ton will assemble strictly for busiaess-to W.T.
the perfecting of Wing Organization which
shall bring Political Truth home to every firesidc
in the State and ensure the coming out OF every
Wing voter in the November Election. Al! dis
cussion as to candidates for Governor, &c Will
be out of place and will be discountenanced ;
and every effort directed 10 the great work OF IN
creasing and rendering effective the Wing
strength in every School District in the State
To this end, the call is directed to Officers Of
Clay Clubs, in order that the Convention may
be composed Of persons in whom the Wings
have deliberately Eeposcd confidence, and that
the organization of Clay Clubs may be rendered
universal.
Wings of the Empire State! in the great and
benignant triumph about 10 be achieved, do you
prefer to hold the front rank or the rearl Shall
1t be recorded in History that New-York always
withheld her support from Henry Clay until his
election was secure without her? Shallwe come
in at the eleventh hour with beggarly five thou
sand majority for the Countrys Champion, when
Pennsylvania and Ohio are preparing 10 give then
Twenty Thousands? Is not the vanguard oul
proper situation Let Us take it and advance to
Victory.
The following is the approval of the State
Committee:
FIcLRs OF CLAY CLUBS, if fully represented, as we
doubt not il will be, must exert beneficial inlu'
ence over the great political conflict upon The result
of which depends the prosperity OF the People. the
stability Of The Government, and the destiny OF the
Republic:
1.-The Wing Party relies for its SUCCESS upon the
diffusion Of light and truth. Itappeals 10 the intel
gence and patriotism Of the People. 1t asks the
Electors TO READ DIGEST and DECIDE for them
selves. To this end Newspapers, Speeches, Docu-
mrnts and Tracts should have wide and free circu-
aton. This duty, in the existing organization OF
the Party, devoves in Il great degree upon the CLAY
CLUBS. Hence the propriery and the necessity OF
the establishment ofsuch Clubs in every Town. Vii
age and School District in the STATE. We there
fore cordially approve of the contemplated CLAY
| CLUB STATE CONVENTION, and earnestly
hope TO tattended by efficient, working Wigs
from all parts OF the State. Should this Conven-
ZION he well attended, and result, us il should in a
thorough organization oil the State. it will obviate
the necessity for calling the Nominating State Con
svnlion at early day as under other crcum-
stances might be deemed expedient.
In view Of the high responsibilities which rest up
on lis, and of the great triumph which promises Ia
| reward and crown efforts, norhing need be said
To animate Whies 10 the discharge of their whole
dn,y. We have, IL the glorious PAST, abundant
Guarantees for the still moe glorious FUTURE.
THADDEUS JOY.
FRIEND HUMPHREY,