New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
Great Mas Meeting OF the wings OF the
EInh Cn..nrr. Ainnal DisIrlcr.

Et:th Cong csSi0nal
Composed 81 the FiiI,h, INA and HI1sa Wards
Notwithstanding the extreme severity OF the storm
or Monday night, the Wings Of this District turned
out in unprecedented numbers The meeting was
called to order by JoHx OsNo>p, Esq. who nomi-
mated DAVID L. BENNETT OF the Eighth Ward,
as Chairman, and GEORGE MATTER Eighth Ward,
JAMES yAyps>BvKG, Eighth Ward, BENJAMsF.
CuRrrs. Ninth Ward, SAMUEL WEEKs, Fourteenth
Ward, JosEPH B. HART, Fourteenth Ward, as Vice
Chairnen: and c. l.. NORRIS, Eighth Ward, VII
LIAM A. DARLING, Ninth Ward, and WILLIAM
ESGs, Fourteenth Ward, as Secretaries.
j. I. NJ. BLEAKLEy, on the part OF the Convea
ton, then submitted the nomination OF JOHN b.
SCOLES, Esq. as the Wing candidate OF the Fifth
Congressional Disiric; for Congress, which nomi-
nation was confirmed by exclamation. Slr. Bleak
lev then submitted The following Address and Reso-
utions, which were adopted wiki Nine Cheers
Ftilo.s Cstt:eas-Yoa are called testify devo
ton TO couniIy. Party sari imPe!' men al times
to forge, their true Interests, and oen them
ting though fatal success.
Political action should be the result OF The convictions OF
Judgment aud the dictates Of conscience
The question then presented -. how, Just man and
right citizen, should vote
Abandoning the Of Wing and Democrat. the tine
trio; will e7deayo promote the prosperity and hAppnes Of
the Republ>.
Tina, prosperity and sppre.s depend the preservation
of,he National Honor and tep:oiecton of the Nations adn'
That honor can one preserved hat industry alone
be protected by the election" ., HENRY oial !" me
date Annexation OF reXn dangerous aud dihoEGIase ouh
e,n co Focom forced the Of Jane, Polls who
demands your urages ;he assumption that nnela'e an
neN8ton : ard honorable.
Our Constitution requires that We 'hal not interfere WIN
slavery rNt the Sout Philanthropy totbid' ITS eA.
epon Call upon every men to prevent te HaGon sl'i
zed by It's support OF tslehcs. ... ,, .I I.,,,,.s
the stpsius:ion and extension slavery southern faction
urge the and the oHy reason OF heI pteSehceot
Henry Clay would be glad Texas annexed without
war without dl'honor and by common eSRsenf if sn ~
the consent We hAve pithted 3g i1t4 to MeaGI
nlsTye tSn faith and would no sh, with her and
winch she claims and to which we hs,e no right 81, II,
shed blood o. chdren under the banner OF FOX an
and Ssy IN Inc Val fsss or So
bl. WaI ureNas !, annexed she Is part OF me T. Si-Te
must s and T sI al sb as nf S panty Want
Texas state that states debts they require 'he fe"pe
Oar liberties were By the pledge of the sacred honor of
The Wings The neyop'n ,i a acs e p eau by rs E S
III. o"n'nc ctlsls PaiFo'n then demands 5ou''H'p
nr AK. you'd protect American IahO; because wants
protection: asks 10 be orc eced from s crushing compe
Fee Trade tras down and easlaves lifts and
makes free 49,,
ami prosperous the Country val he Tree mud pfo,ne,u
BY Free fsie work is done IN Europe ny r'utec1"n'
By Free 1rnie. all money see, gu, Of The Country:
money becomes the rate ii interest become loan.
are called IN mortgages ioreclsed Improvements nfs
stopped nbDr uneinpoy ed the chea ARE Kept rom school,
their nome. ana the constable and sherit n'e busy
Protection keeps the money At h"m- II oe;% pr,ng.
tie employer waits We TIE 's' ~" .us IN no
t"n because the peop.e can bl wh the Wcie' 'n nhhr
oyed The lgntofd PAID tho Constable a"a 9hsh
Ag Tn, ne, eon we can safely Judge of the future by
past Before the T.n all ma' a lD h ad r %nS' o%t
nhnuuds labor Jnces. hll ii JOY AMI aCnsane,
Polk woud oeai Gown IN, lanit o'y? re; TO y IN phnc'e
Henry Clay wCud .c IN this I'ii and "a utterly op'o-
If You Won vote 70, men principe Henry Clay
is tho abs man. greu Is he beS, man IS
on e"me oS he the si na" he iia. Though
has ed IT. he last war pi Yes H. INC missouri
question pr-yes IT, Modification owes IS. KS whole life
James X Folks hie prove, nothing for him a' man. no
sdune nothing io his country he waas ysu' vote OeOaa''
~ or-ak down the pressn, Terif.
TO fs,f We the cond i mined subj Treasury
not airr Tor your chdren that the of
your country be controlled by The protecting arm OF henry
rample the esh mere pnry names follow no new pary
pacphs remember Tint the true found HGd the tue
principles established IN Henry Ciey Il Kentucky.
Fellow citizens. he crisis - nj hfnd IN scarcely Gay me
Will iuug re,je. and the contest viii
be hard Recoect there spot that wli! be ever meno
bic. of light The same that boke the night Of our own
Revolution iumlne the henri Of the Father OF h' oun-
Try WIN In the ,ens % me 'e s a~.
umph er the plan, Ol esrsey Let her be ne mnniog
expects do her This district fights with
Wing is Its the frank. the honest the true: one OF
the ability defend rights; one whom we all love to
grasp by the hand and proclaim him an honest aS the 40
'''' WIN o'' JOHN b sCOLEs.
Elect him for his honor elect him tor his ability elect HIN of
nsssfocd. That, representing do one fourth of the
srca City # NeYork declare n, the principles Of
the great Wing Pary-i;t DsDuon OF The PG%ceed. OF
e BY the VIII Of the Nation 3D. The an d i
giving does Protection to tho hmercan Mechnnc and 70
ae eoaon HSd With the dssned md
erftom of the nnive; Of Europe an In favor Of
therefore, IN favor of HENRY CLAY and THEODORE
FRELiNGHUYSEN es the embodiment OF oil these pfinci-
Resop Tha, hni with exulaoq the nG% min Of
n e = .nn,le men ,bo nave, hetrayed
disappointed ist eypectAon-he constant ana
finn advocates OF internsl improvements and OF Wing pm
'Resoir,d Tim, in JOHN B. sCOLES. candidate 70,
Congress, ne recognize of those who IN adversely ara
prosperity have alike beeen Identified with cur ntcfeA,
b ss s S wn. a 5 S
ing down Odous and long continued monopoe such rs the
sound BANKING Syem state and Cry Council,
as ,h1 mad s ny9 @yeabs i hS ssn H
ed and how vel! hels loved By the people OF th b'c,
that fac he deserves generous ana etusahic support
Resored Tint from this until the Of the cleo
p5sm %s T the rmoS Of WSc principles ard aware
immense responsibility estIng good EVIL ia thS
event this struggle. and the desperate nGd unprecedented
oe of our opponens VIII neither time eTetton,
To d inmate truth nod dsspate until victory 'A pefch
banner and security and property be iecu;e1 10 Ws
whole L MON
NJ s,oueuburs beng eailad lot sans ,pua' song
| in his best s;ye.
e.ry T. Dawes En- then addressed the meetn: "a sn abs
and eloquent nearly hour. when the meeting
after nine cheers Tor Clay and Fenehuysn. nine for The
nominee and nine lot the speaker. 1Tmd IN procession ana
mnrched residence of Mr. Scoe. who was briefly 40
NJ, aakle Mr. scnle
sbie and hsppy manner tad h. would not detainih
meeting ard the ran they had already shown 'uncen
devotion to Wing principles The meeting then adjourned ahc
marched llh Ward escofing the Hanover Cu5 "hen
the 9Th aId returned TO their Head the Howard
House.
During all this the severe but was nor suh
csn. 10 damp the ardor OF the Wings oi the Dntrct.
DAVID L. BENNETT. Chairman.
GgoRoY MATHxR.
JANIS NArDENBERG.
B.sI.AIS CURTIS. Wee Chairman
SAMUEL WEEKS.
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