The New York herald., 1844-09-28

/ The " Natives" Gathering Last Evening, at
the Tfv0ll saloon.
This meeting took place last evening, and at the
| hour appointed, seven o'clock, not twenty per-
sons were assembled. A procession of some
one hundred and fifty paraded some of the
streets, and halted opposite the saloon, with
some four flags and torch light, and gave three
cheers. There appearedt to be total absence of en-
thusiasm among the few who had thus been as
sembled, and few boys having lighted some
straw in front OF the the Saloon, most dangerous
| practice and such as ought he guarded against by
the Corporation, kept up a continual shouting and
kept scattering about Of blazing straw in various
| directions to the imminent danger OF the dwell
| ings In this vicinity.
| At O'Clock the meeting filed up, when
Mr.. w. s Ross Of the Fifth Ward, was called to the
Chair and after the meeting was organized considerable
delay took place. speaker having forward when
the chairman called the band Tor some music, when
they play ed Hail Cotlmbia" No speaker having come
forward there loud cries for Mr.. Frazer" who
went forward and sang song, composed expressly
for the Native American party, the burden Of which
MR. N MoRhIsoN then presented the report OF the
nominating committee, which announced lnoma1 ~. ~
Woodruff the candidate for the Filth District This
Mr.. WHrrsEY here read letter from Mr. Woodruff, sc-
cepting the nomination, which was received with loud
chesring)
MIR. NloRRIsoN. who very hoarse again came for
ward. and sad-gratifsd- -People-taken in charge-Mr
ruff.-batte-American Republican party--wih
them-present OF voice-impossibe say what he in
tended-but some considerations duty-whch. .imPera
tive--to say-a few claims-revolu.ion- mechanics
pioneer temperance Qouder portion Of youno all
converted-no still--mert- glorious. Louder)-
sSeTsiore nus1 oakley. Oakley" De Ia Rec '
Mr. OAKLsy then came forward and moved that the re.
port be confirmed This was seconded and carried amid
great heeIing.
Mr.. oAKLEr again came forward and spoke for some
ten fifteen minutes against "ioreigners-the Irish"
and in tha old hark ioI train
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of the 9th ward, next addressed the
meeting He was followed by
on the general principles Of the Native American party
Mr. FnAzsR was here allied upon fer song and gave
severity, which was received with loud cheers.
Mr.. SAVAGE here came forward, and announced that
Mr. Levin Of Philadelphia, who was expected did not
Here there were symptoms Of another row. which
caused some disturbance and Mr. sAvAoE addressed the
meeting, taking the usual strong ground against the
Pope, the Irish and foreigners
Mr. JAcoB FINN Of the 18th ward followed, when the
meeting separated
THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CoNTEsr.-THE N, Y.
WnIG ADDREss.-The wings at National Hall on
Thursday evening, issued the best, the shortest,
and most comprehensive address and resolutions
we have seen on that side. Here are the resolu-
tions -
Resolved That the powers of the General Government de-
Shs! than such therein and subject Ito to
rs sfs Sq s s s, & @ esds. ss
q and deliberate
a. H % s &c &ssa Of
the United States that neither recognise its necessity
Debt
ss @ fsd one Of &
s.s 3 S ss ssss Sss
Of the inqpi,Sp measure called the Texas Treaty
beIs" ought not to noduced the common consent
@ a. fisss SssS xrs.
Of the city Of New York rearm our principles, and de-
First Of Distribution Of the Proceeds of the Sales Of
sSYsS Ne Ssss controlled and
Third, In favor Of Tariff upon Imports, framed provide
without he
Fo isfi "'f,sfs sss to
single Term And as the embodiment Of these pncipeswe
.sS Ct 3 Jass Jsssrs I for
t. e TSs3ls's A@sss3sa
Third To the interference Of Government Oceolders in the
d ssna Rsh; S
5 % am. ( @ s saS we M i ss. =, President
and Vice President Of the United States.
If Mr.. Clay be elected, and majority OF the
House Of Representatives Of his politics, we will
then have National Bauk and Distribution of the
Public Lands to the States carried into operation
These measures will raise prices increase specula-
tion, and help the States 10 pay their interest As
to Tariff, the result will be much the same which
party gets in But as the abolitionists hold the ba-
lance of power, we fear that tanatcsm, not finance,
will determine the game.
MORE RIcxErINe.-vesterday there was fur
ther display between the players of Canada and
the st. Georges Club, the ground of the latter,
near the Bloomingdale road, between the two
crack players of each party-Messrs. Wright and
Wentw worth-at single wicket. The match was
made up on Thursday evening, some time after the
conclusion of the grand match of the week The
wickets were pitched yesterday about IL o'clock,
and the play proceeded on to sun down; and we
understand that the play was most excellent-has
never been equalled in this country-and the par
ties left off thus:-
Wentworth. ......4 40 Wright. ...A
The play is to be resumed this morning at half
past ten o'clock, with one innings each. We shall
give the full particulars in our next.
| The MAYOR TN CoURT.-See the outer page for
graphic, amusing account of proceedings in the
Special Sessions yesterday, and trial in Ward
Court for violation Of ordinance for driving cart
| without license.
THE PorAToE CROP DIsEAsE.-The failure of the
potatoe crop from some mysterious disease, has
created dread that some epidemic will break out
among all those who eat such food. Can any body
throw light on the subject.
| RAcgs-Four races will be run over the Union
| Course next Tuesday, the 1st October. Two