The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-03

Another Great Rally or the WING Party in
the Second Ward- Dudley seIden stiii
rising.
There was regular jam in the room OF the wing
party at the Second Ward Hotel, Nassau street,
last evening. The folding doors Of the room ad-
coming were thrown open, and filled nstanter, and
numbers were content TO remain In the passage
leading thereto, within hearing OF Inc wing cdndi-
date Tor the Mayoraty OF this CITY tor the ensuing
year.
GEO. F. NEsBITT, Esq, was called to the Char;
and Messrs. Roland aud Deano, were appointed
Secretaries.
Mr.. KELLY came forward, and said that the pre-
sent meeting was called in consequence OF reso-
luton proposed by him at previous meeting OF
the wing club OF the Second Ward; and In conse-
quence, begged 10 offer the following resolu-
Resolved, That in Dudley seden, our candidate for
Mayor, behold the regularly nominatedcanddate Of
the wing party OF this city that warned by the disastrous
result OF want OF sound principles during
the past year. are now determined to stand faithfully
may shall have the satisfaction Of feeling that we
have discharged our whole duty to ourselves party
Resolved, That we exhort all who are wings, " and
nothing else to unite with in carrying this truth
full and faithful determination.
Mr.. COOKE then sang a song, commencing,
"The song Of the Hag-brave wing flag,
It's an emblem that Is dear to us all"
delegation was then appointed to invite Mr.
that gentleman appeared, and said
Gentlemen OF the Second Ward al should have some
hesitation in thus coming before yon If my personal
interest alone was concerned In going through the
different wards Of this city, but must say that during
my political existence have seen such masses
gathered together have for the past fortnight
This doubt owing to the general opinion that pre-.
vailed IN the whig party, that necessary for the
preservation Of the wing party that they should be unsn
nous In the forthcoming election well the
sity that there existed the and economical
government Of the city. Ths gentleman then entered
of the disbursements Of Ssa4 40 SO He then inquired Il
this was the reform that promised u.s. and which
ne wings supported the party in power last spring Is
Mr. woodruff (.No, not so welLD The speaker then
entered into the question of what advantage the longer
existence Of the native American party would be, and
showed by their exIsvsgance intolerance, and bgotry
that no possible good could arise from it. The great OBJ
lect OF the native American party was to destroy the
here any necessity for such {" No, no." and cheers
rhe whole vote Of the native American party in this city
There is not above 5000 900 certain native votes in
this city Yet this very party with all the bodness pos
oie n,w oas upon the two great parties in this city to
will not-and will the wings of the second ward give up
heir organization their Bidding? Ono, ns.D Now il
conjunction with the Native American party He could
show them counties where hundreds Of nauralized vo
ers were o to the whg party in OF the OBJ
IN extent was this evil believed in that there were
than double the number Of Native American party
ceeded to show that that state of things did now exist
that hundreds Of naurazed votes would be given the
wings at the ensuingelecton that lost at he last
He then proceeded to remark the bgoy and irtoer
ance OF the Native American parry and the absence Of
Of talent in their ranks and challenged them
show single All that good and great in the land
Stunned the party as they would pesence The only
party that was connected with them was office seekers
to e. What the consequence in Philade
phia III Gentlemen, am not prepared to 60 into that
question was disgrace to our country But thank
God, although the Native party was in power, city
gas not dsgraced by murder fire. and piage. (Chsers
He then proceeded to say that the object Of the native
party was to organize party for the Presidential contest
isas New are you prepared to support such cand-
been through thirteen wards of this city and during tt
whole Of the last Presidential campaign he 60
much enthusiasm he had met with since the
himself but an instance the the whg party
to the necessity of throwing off the Native Amer
party, and unless this was done the whig party
never command success and the latter would not lose in
would once more jen the ranks, and others from diff
erent parties come among them these would than
over balance any loss of numbers The gentleman then
proceeded to show by whg unanimity at the approach
the period Of the present Presidency. After other
remarks the speaker to exhor those present
united exeon not for his sake but for the sake of the
great party to which they belonged and they Dame out
minstraon in check but be the OF again obtaining
hat they possessed. The gentleman thea
Dudley Selden. and three others for Henry CayJ
Mr. Cook sang another song, telling those present =
ltwould never do to give it up So
Second Ward;
Itwould never do to give 1t up so.D
Some other business relative to the proceedings the
committee at the approaching election then entered
into. and the meeting broke up.
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