New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

fitting candidate of those VINO prefer oider anu q
etness TO disorder and violence; retrehcnnen' or
ss~r, ~ extravaganza and prohigacy Judge HIS
hv his past career, aud support or oppose HIM -
YOU find him capable and worthy.
JOSEPH HoxIE, Esq. then submitted the iolo''.
ing Resolutions, which we're in like manner az
proved:
re- es net nf .fs Fsf 81 is f8aa:t" @snces the rosa
a1d prostitution Of its means for corrupt party uipose
plyed b cur enctionares of the genera comfort ana CO"
seEience and the preference ma infested 'J d." ~
muaty rqui:e that svry anxious for tns p's IS
ton OF the morals, cfed welt sna even % Ssts ~ @ ~
METROPOLIS Shou QxeTt himself 70 effect chHse IL o ~
RosoS rhs The frequent def,lcatons of officers lnve
I'd by The party IN pow e. wit, important pecunafy us
WHEREBY onI have been increased 10 suly me usis
ions Who's. amount should have contributed TO Teii.Ve @
public bare,s cgncus,'fly prove that sneh
should longer br conhd to fns no are elL'el iEo
tent The station of faithful public agents or regardless '
the CANTON which ought 20 influence lheir choce
Resclred That pacns out OF view osf enormous apu
ons public burdens the increase pioofsd oy the 10 2
Foco corporation OF this it OF 2u amount oi nearly an
mill of dollars TO BE- rai>ed from the tarpaye! Tor th
three items ony Lamp cy watch and contingent Y
peas- EXHIBITS reck-ssness of ehpndule which ua1f
alsled city annals and demands signal feouKe nom
Resoped That avowed PRINCIPLES Of Our oppoae.s
who would destroy the earnings OF our meCtancti ana III '
facurn2 uopuation every branch and cs3rYe tsI l"!
lies OF the ie, and rewards Of their inustr
srsrd m 6 the @ %osso@e maxim that
dug o.0n household and udlcro'sly contrast '
Resored rh, the duty every p1isrna: Sovernp
protect and adyanc- the home industry OF It's
whc! raaS.rs lis afct0Gs 70 te otsL size oI
e Atlantic and Ifocai;ns i,s 10 equal ghS oy I
tae eve! OF the snvhs dhd oosolous "Pefat's "
European workshops. H..
ors wchhsv been made BY the Of the a!@'e IN
he Public schco sin Of Is ctr winch "a JesS us US Il 9
general voice; aud Tor scheme OF pu6iic Hsgcto i,1
expansive aod ta tia. IN m "i
.
Re soecd h.t the Fse-5G s p9Sis st o ii G
sa r''ss ssd ecis, "a sstoas ,eH to sound healthy
Thatwe therefore aTeai 70 IN, SujI
of fellow. for the Office OF MAYOR, NOKl'ls
FRANKLIN, gentleman who has served ms Ie!iowcl rs
in both branches Council OF tins cy anJ OF ln
Legislature of this Stae IN al OF winch sItuatlois as WI
as IN the relations OF private e he has eXhbIteu t
tsents integrity aad falesess which fit HIN or The pro-;
posed Office and have uty gained Tor m The confluence ara
Reoiued That viii give candidate our hea,ty
support and call upon our trlow wings 10
secure. by their vigorous Efforts his success.
municipal electioa We assure our friends ,iat when
The general election arrives which TO test our attachment 20
vote in this city our testimony that which will be
by overwhelming evidences from the people OF the u-e
States at large that REPUBLICS ARE NOT ALWAYS
DAVID GRAHAM, Esq. then addressed the dense
assembage in an eloquent speech, urging each
and all to the performance Of their whole duty
and exhibiting the cheering aspects of our Polll-
cal horizon. His mention of WILLIS HALL as
the probable Wing candidate for next Governor
electrified the hearts of his vast auditory, and
was received with enthusiastic cheering.
Hon. JOSEPH L. WHITE, late nj. c. from Indi
ana next spoke at length on the current topics
of the day. reviewed the declarations of Mr.. Van
Buren's late Harrisburg letter, declaring that the
last Presidential contest was disgracetul to the
Nation, happily touched some of the protuberan-
ces of Mr. Ganscvoort Melvilles late Loco Foco
oration in the Tabernacle, and closed with thrill
ing testimonial to the virtues, the abilities and
public services of MILLARD FILLMORE, founded
on his own close and admiring observation of
the course of that gentleman under the most try
ing circumstances in the last Congress. His al
fusion to MIR. FILLMORE as the choice OF New
York for next Vice President elected most en-
thusiastic response from the audience.
After some music from the CLAY Mlnstrels
and fiue Band, and a few remarks Dy JOSEPH
Hox1E, Esq. and H. GREELEY, the meeting at IL
O'Clock adjourned, ready to take the field in earn
est for the Spring Election.