New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21

the Wing candidates al the approaching elects. |
demonstrating shout OF yes, yes, yes, M.
the answer TO this query.
NJ. Webster continued. That then is record. |
Now,
End. VIII YOU, ard every one OF you, pledge yo,:
selves and himself that, so lar as depends on ,o-,
and his un-emted eXer;ons, no Wing voter III :.
country shall fail TO be p,eeent al the polls 49,
deposit his Wing vote
again from the vast multitude there came a.,
Tremendous affirmative response.
Mr.. Wes;er went on. Again, have before "a,
fellow Citizens, that sTorg our adyersaries-a,1 |
must call them so-Ihrre are very many honestm.,
Alisled they are by designing and selfish ind,i9s,
but they are honest themselves, and they have L.
same interests that We have. And We get p,,
them, If we can talk 10 hem, it we can comps |
with them. we shall be able 10 get more or!es
10 20 with us. Now,
3ri. VIII each You, 10 The utmost OF his stila
penetrate with light the regions OF darkness, s:, ]
make al least one newborn Wing
Again arose the huzzos o; thr assembled Whig |
giving to the orator the assurance ,ha, MS coaas.
would ba followed.
Mr. Webster went on. This is the WAY toc,A,
an election, II 1t can be- carried AZ all And recaa
men,i 10 thu Young men, 10 the Wing Clubs and Ga,
Clubs, To carry home and practice on '6ese IDEAS
lc, them be truly worklnsmsn IN the good caus. |
aud the consequences NAV b. s-i 10 God. WogH |
10 God gentlemen. that could see nothing 10 /. |
laneni-d III the state OF public opinion IN our or.
commonwealth. Bat when see whole paw
moved from one side III the other oil vital questGs
by the mere waving OF the parry ting. blown irca |
their often assumed ground, like feather, al pam
breath. [ cannot but lament. But We need not t., |
par.
We can keep Massachusetts where she is, il y.
will We an, bound TO those who have gone beior,
us 10 those Win ard 10 those VINO iron ii,
sistas Of the future are looking 10 u, hot only |
follow, but 10 get Il good exampe. saw on or |
| tup i,,f
lions are behind us" They refer suppose 10 til:
occasion, but to me they have deeper sIsmhcancs,
and confess Ihey went 10 my very heart Yes
fellow citizens. Along The track OF future time,
born generations arr coming. 10 stand where Ne
| now stand-miil'ons ard millions vii Judge cur
conduct to form their opinion on our courrc, snd 10
pronuuncS on us thar awinl verde; ol n'p:obatonof
| approval from which there viii be no escape
And now let us play the psu Tor Massectess,s-
not ivolousy but sobery ard ''sGusiy We are
arrived al crisis in the affairs OF The country. II
we succeed, our reward will be permanent prosper.
". five fail, clouds and darkness restupon Tie
prospect which my feeble vision cannot penetrate
| Now, gentlemen, fellow. citizens and fellow.
Wings, take my leave OF YOU, in these opening re.
marks, by expressing my iernt hope 'hatas Wings,
you will do Your duty, as, by the blessing OF Got
intend TO do MAE 10 the utmost OF III! power.
Mr. Webster, closed amid ,hunders OF applause
! u 4 L.
Wing candidate for Senator in the Eighth Dis
trct, 10 take the place of Hon. Samuel. WoRxs,
whose term expires with this Fall and whose
eight years service has suited the People so well
that they are about to re6ngagc him on the Ca
mails. DR.. Emmons has served faithfully in the
Legislature, and will do so in the Senate, and it
will take five figures to express his majority
u George RGthJuh has been rcnomlnated for
Congress by the Locos OF Cayuga and Cortland
Counties. They couldn't have pleased the Wings
better.
IL HENRY ], SEpGwIcK, of Manlius, Onon.
daga Co. is the Polk candidate for our State
Senate in the Seventh District.
II A. C. BuLLIrr, the able Editor Of the
New Orleans Bee, G.. w. KENDALL, OF the
Picayunc, and several other Editors from abroad,
are now at the As.or House.
II The sunny weather still continues, and
the heats Of summer arc scarcely abaied in the
least. The drcuth is very sensbly felt in all
parts of the country although the season was too
far advanced for any serious injury to the crops.
New-York State Fair aud Cattle Show.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PoUaHKEEPsIE. Friday morning. Sept %.
The Fair and Cattle Show of the Empire State
for 1914 is over When | shy that it has been a
magnificent exhibition Of the Ingenuity, Taste aud
Enterprise Of the Farmers and Manufacturers Of the
State, express the universal sentiment Of the mighty
n Ey,
nv thing, so far as can learn, went of 20 universal
satisfaction. | never a crowd so perfectly or
DERBY, and in such excellent spirits When closed
my letter Yesterday, thousands were assembled 10
witness the Interesting spectacle OF the Flowing
Match. II TOOK place Two miles South OF the camp
ground. There eight or ten competitors The
premiums were awarded as follows:
L., premium Wliam y. Wo,leI. Pcnghkesn;ie. SIS
"a Peter +. proses. Klnderhcok. Sl2.
Ih T.. Is. smith. POuIhkeop.lc, S.
9th Elias Westcrvelt, do. volume OF j rnn'acton'.
AT 3 O'Clock z. NJ four or five thousand people
assembled under the great Tent 20 hear an Address
| by GEORGE BANCROFT, aud the annunclatiOn Oi the
prizes by the various Committees. MIR. Bancroft
read his Address, occupying about three quarters OF
an hour. shall not send YOU report, for with the
present demands upon your columns you would not
care to publish il II | did. Ii was an elegantly
written production, and in some passages eloquent,
|
aud the occasion. While lie was speaking Mr.Van
Buren, made his appearance and was received with
considerable applause AT the close OF the Address,
there calls for speech from hr. V. Is. but ne
shook his head, and the President, MIR. Beekman,
assured the audience that the order o proceedings
precluded the qualification OF their wishes. The
various Committees Ihcn made their reports end ai-
nounced uie pr nli,.us, portion OF which sent
you yesterday, and EluTs oil which shall enclose IN
this eier
II WAS SHUTDOWN when the Fnr ended with the
close of the p'ocredrs IN the Tent, and The people
rushed sgriiy oiucHa id, delighted with whit helf
evrs had zen u t',,- exhibition OF The pfoduc-
ton, Of Nure ani Art, and determined, II u 10 b1
hoped, to do much within the coming year 10 dignity
Labor and advance the great interests Of Agriculture
and Manufactures.
~ ExrRAoRDlSARY DEspATCH-OvERToS EXPRESS
Our Reporter at the Great Agricultural FAIR PougnEefpse
pacedn package directed 10 tins office INTO The hands o hs
Agent OF tins Express Thursday With view To have 1t deli
vered the evening t0 We appear ~ our paper
Friday Endorsed the these words
-Deuer mmediatev * The Agent arrived IN tbs cry
with ROnt the the nod the pack