New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

followers tha, Texas and Free Trade are Just the
are not in favor Of either.
There is, therefore, an imperative call on our
YouYG MEy, who can speak, to take the field
promptly and keep it. Some Of the old veterans
are almost worn out in the service; we hear Of
WM. II. SEWARD, JosnuA a. SrRHcEE, JOSEPH
DoxIE, GEORGE Dawson, ]. V. FOWLER, and 9TH
ers, speaking nearly three days in the week all
over the State. FRAxcIs GRANGER, Mur.ND
FILLMORE, John A. COLLIER, ]. y. REYNOLDS,
JAMES s. TnAYFR, D. F. BAcoN, II. NJ RoMEYS,
a. p. DICKSON, 3. F. CooFER, 10. L. WHITE,
+. d. CULVER, E. S. SWEET, and others, have also
been dong good work, and, II temporarily rest
ing from their labors, viii be in the field again as
SION as the Farmers hurry with theis crops Is
over. MARK II. SIDLEr, we rejeice to hear, has
taken the field Tor the campaign. 80 tar wen
bnt more siill are needed. We want to hear tLiat
DrD1FY Sr1.pgy. HIRAM KETcHUM, J. BLUNT, "
h. Blunt. D. GRAHAM, and many others oi our
CITY are in the field for the residue of the CAM
n,ign. with BARNARD and WHEATON Of Albany,
A. l.. JoRpAv, JONI MAYNARD, c. r. CLARKE,
i. L. Foster, Gen. GRANGER, Forces, Law
| ugycg. Nozoy, and LEAyGNwoRTn OF Onondaga
HoLLEY Of WAYNE, ". fsUSr Of Niagara, and
scores beside of able advocates OF the Wing cause
whose names occur to Us. If each would give
| one month only betwcc this and November to
the canvass, 1t would tighten the labor ccvolving
m few, nov almost insupportablc, and greatly
add TO the animation and vigor Of the canvass.
Our Clay Central State Committee should
take Upon itself the arrangement OF Mass Meet
.ngs from County 10 County, as has been $"
happily done in Ohio Then a speaker could go
| out and devote a wcei. or fortnight to the can
vass. with the assurance that every blow tod
and lila. ne would not have to travel two hundred
ioilcs in this direction 10 one meeting, and hun
drcd and fifty back again to another, wasting
his time and means. In the great Counties LET
~ have two or more at intervals at different;
places in The smaller one at least, and that
rousar. But we cannot have good speakers and
the right rally at each If each County is TO ap-
point its meeting and write for speakers without
concert or consultation.
But beyond all that eminent speakers and mass
meetings can do, we need two hundred Wing
Young Men, speaking from township to town
ship and from school district to school district.
The People arc ready and eager TO hcar--I have
had assurance Of that-and they will dispense
with the graccs Of orato-y. They only require
lhat what they hear is the uttcrancc of candid,
well informed mnd and an honest, earnest heart.
Let a Young man make himself Thoroughly ac-
quain,ed with the facis in regard to the history OF
the country in reference to tho Protective policy,
tho origin ana history Of the present Tariff and
ti,c deadly hatred OF the Loco FOcos in the last
and the present Congress TO Protection in any
shape, and tho simple exhibition Of these truths
vii! floor the stouicst champions of Loco. Foco-
ism. SO on the Texas Question We have only
10 prove that Polk and his supporters are pledged
20 effect Annexation, ard the story is told.
Wings every where! CIRCULATE THE Docu
NeNTs Procure u hundred; or dozen if no more,
and ask your ncighbors to read them turn about
with you. Give them those which explain and ad-
yocate the Wing doctrines with regard TO the Tar
if, and ask them TO lead you herS which set
orth fully and candidy the views entertained by
lhcir party on that subject. Get Junus and
Veto on Annexation, and ask them to read those
and lend you their party's views this vitality
important topc-not some local jurymast, but an
exposition of their views which they circulate all
over the Union Pursue this course unitedy
persevcrngly, ard New York viii 90 Whg by
nearer Fifty Thousand than Twenty Thousand
majority.