New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

great majority of her vo'es next TUESDAY 10
suooor. of the Tariff IS l: Is, tho Protective fon
cy generally, and its earliest and aoiesf hV'ns
Champion.
Ou, opponents appear to continue the contest
gu, dor do they continue 1t They no longer
as party dare to take ground against Pfosec-
tion they evan pretend to be themselves IL favor
OF il. and csyi that Inc present Tariff is not SUI
6cicn,!y and uniformly Protective! They ask
the Working Men 70 commit tneiF Interests 'o
the care of ,hosc who have always hitherto
scou,ed Protection and insisted that tic most
uares.rictsd competition with those Tho are conn.,
pelied to work Tor the smaileS. pit;aace would be
bes. for our Artisans aud L4borers, and that the
Constitution fo!bids any Legislative acton TO
limit il,
Fellow Citizens. that benignent and compfs-
hensive s7s,cm Of National Policy with which
the name and fame OF HENRY CLAY are in
dssolubly entwned will be sustained; the lnte-
rests, the dignity of American Labor demand it;
our essential Independence and Prosperity depend
on it. Oar People thrifty and happy Labor
actively e:npl3yed and fairly rewarded; the
Workman dread;ng 10 mans frown, since he
kaoTs tha. employment: lost in one place may
readily be found in aao:ler; Agricultural pro-
ducs Advancing in price in the face Of an lm-
mense harvest, yet afforded 20 the consumer at
reasonable rates Manufactures active, extend
ing and prosperous, ya. reduced in price by tie
increase and stcadness OF tic demand and the
rapid progress Of improvement in machinery and
processes; Commerce and Navigation also -four
ishing and increasing in defiance Of the most un-
hes:tating prophecies Of ou; opponenis-such arc
the fruits Of TWO years grudged and incomplete
predomicsnce of Wing Policy. Look back to
our condition in l340, ia 1912, and say whether
your votes shall be given to restore the influences
and the consequences II Loco Foco ascendency.
Ffeemcn OF tie Unon our opponents have
no:oriously d;fsfen. policies ard d.Gersnt Ian
guagcs tof destse sections Of our Country In
Pennsylvania they INSIST that they srr Protect
i've Ta-lT men, and even that Jane, n. Polk
in spite Of his cwn explicit and reiterated decla
ratons) is friendly to Protection. In Georgia
and South Carolina they are the avowed ano
deadly enemies OF a!l Protection in Ncw-YoIk
they obtain every Free Trade vote as Free Ira
deTs and us many others as they can dupe as
Pfo,eciionis!s OF any pattern that will suit the
immediate necessity. Can you believe that such
policy will prosper Must not even seeming
success bring on TIE heads of its con;rivcrs
certain and ieafu retriouilon
A last appeal to you, Bceth,ea ere We take
our stations for the imminent and momentous
conflict:
A'e YOU for Protection to your IHdustry p
Stand, we entieAt you. by HENRY CLAY!
You know him-the world know. hlm-as the
Ask @? that Policy through forty yeas. HIS
o,poDen, has ever been It's bitter and boas:cd ad
vsrsary
Arc yor opposed 20 the incorporation OF For
eiEa Na.lon into onr oxn il violation Of our
sc,emn Tre4tics and az tie cost OF an expeus We
a9d palIIac!ed War; 6tlnd, tnen, by ttc Great
Statesman who was among &c foremost 10 ex
posa anu the most e4rnes. ~ condemn, ,ha. nata-
iious project.
Are you opposed to the Assumption OF a For
eign National D,bt, OF unknown but certainly
large amount, while many OF our States 4re
unable or unwilling u pay their Dsb;s7 Then,
stand by HENRY CLAY, who is ALSO its un-
mpromis ng adversary.
Do you think with US that, while Servitude in
our own States is left to the management Of those
States, under the Constitutional guaranty, yet it
would Ill become this Nation, 80 boastful of its
love OF Freedom, to embark in Foreign War,
assume Foreign Debt, and involve itself in
web Of responsibilities the end whereof no man
can predict, for the clearly discerned purpose Of
extending and fortifying Slavery Then vote
for HENRY CLAY, the adversary, against
James X. Polk, the creature and heir OF the An.
nexation Conspiracy.
Few and solemn are the hours which now in.
tervene between the present and the great decis-
ion. How shall any man lightly sumher or idly
tri1e in full view of tho issue before us2 The
imminenca Of the conflict, the vastness of the
stake, may well fill with anxiety the heart most
sanguine ofau auspci0us result Bat, Friends
that result toiH it MUST he auspicious. II is not
possible that THE People will vote TO destroy their
prosperity at home and rush into perfidy and ca
amity abroad. One week more, and the shouts
of millions shall hail the deliverencs of the Re-
public from her pcrlls. Kelly on TINS, Fellow Clt,
zsns that New YozK shall do her juli part
toward that glorious consummaP!ion Standing
ready to light the path to Vicory aud assured
Prosperity, she calls you to emulate her Efforts
and render etfectuAl her Triumph!
la behalf o! the Conycnt;or,
HORACE GREELEY, at the instance OF the Com.
n!ttee, submitted the following Resolutions,
which we're likewise adopted
Resolrsd, That we tie Wings Of New York can
not separate without an expression Of heartfelt
gratitude 10 ou, brethren from other Counties and
States, who have so noby responded to our call
and united 10 swell our ranks ia The magnificent de-
monstre,lcn OF to-day and we pledge ourselves 10
requiie ihoiF kindness By Increased vigilance and
devotion in sustaining the great and good Cause so
de ar 10 the hearts Of us all.
Reso'rcd, That NEw-YosK, cut of from al! ra-
toua sympathy with Loco-Focosm by the con-