New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

an undue share of the honor OF the achievement.
Nslr- York. October :, l-i6
J. II. HOBART HAWS, PHILIP HONE.
JAMES Z. WOOD. JOHN SNECkNER
SELAH VAN DUZER. JAMES :. THAiER,
ABRM VAN ORDEN, KEENAN, ". CHll.DS,
WILLIAM TYSON. THOMAS CARNEY,
CHAS NJ SIMONSON A. W. BRADFORD,
CORN'S VANDERBILT, HARVEY HART.
This Report was unanimously accepted with To
kens of hearty appreciation
JAMES BROOKS next rose and on behalf the Wing
General Committee presented the following
ADDRESS
To The People of Ncc York
When the Alarm Bell rings, and there j. the cry OF
FIRE the good Waterman cNclaims. - uRS OUT
TURN OUT ." Sowe. the wstchmen OF these times
when the alarm bell of country Is ringing, utter the
old cry in the cars OF our fellow men, Turn OUT
Peace on Earth and good Will to man has ceased to
be the American emblem We in the midst OF
unnecessary, mn enormously expensive an ambitious
eggrandzing war And rhyy Because slumbered
in our beds when the first bell struck, and did not
turn cxtinguish H. Over EIGHT MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, near we can calculate. have been lavish
ed in a started by the Executive Power ALONE
without consulting Congress- nay. spite of Congress-
and spite OF the sacred Constitution itself To cross
the Sabine the tubicon or our Republic
but without law and contrary 10 law, The American rag
unroed IN the Mexican state OF Tamaulipas, With
batteries trownins upon the ancient Mexican city o.
MHtauOros, whereby. We Were plunged into r wal
against the public will and vet in which good citi
zens for veal woe, must act our part Thus
we. changed People once happy and content IN
the peaceful cultivation OF fields, now gathering
and men lar beyond our borders and rolling up
the bloody tide OF the rocky sleeps OF the uii
known, uneasly spoken. and far foreign ScTe N0dTs
Aims the banner bear there not the banner OF
Freedom Heroic Government we have, too, crouch
ing before the British Lion rampants in Oregon, but
bris;iing crcey before the negro muatto uestzo and
mixed breeds of Mexico
But at home rs well as abroad in the mids; OF
revolutions. The currency which Is good enough Tor
again told in spite OF the admontory lesson
OF 1910 not good enough for the officers OF the Federal
Government The Bank note thai vii! buy bread has
dignity OF look enough pay the salary OF rnlnon
of the Executive Specie is to De exacted Tor once
Holders only Bank paper left for Merchants, Mechanics
and Farmers ASub Treasurer has Just been sent down
among from the Schohsrie hills, 20 hoard up now,
from this time al January lt- lS47, in iron safe,
uiserably miser Ike , all the Bank paper ne get
If, wise Banks could not be trusted over night
with the custody g! their paper promises that they
manufacturing but after January specie alone to
the dignita5ies tina; sit in Washington save the
Treasury rags Drafts War Warrants, or other
like utTred money that may be invent
ing or Mr, Walker borrowing upon from the Banks IN
Wallst.
Again with war and efforts destroy credit the poor
capital comes another revolution proposed IN the
manner OF leyying and taxing duties al our Custom.
house For tie in the history OF any civilized
Government universal horizontal system OF az ra3o-
duties upon anu thing and thing has been
solved upon Hereafter what shall pay ~ the Gus
tom House is 20 be decided Genoa Hamburg Lyons,
HAyrc, London, Liverpool rather than in New ork
never before Gio nhior put II n the power oil foreign!
ers 20 levy rs taxes II We import too much under
these loose tempting al rGlyyeTas foreigners under the
new IsIr OF l-ir with their foreign invoices VII! SACK
OF specie, while Office holicrs under the Sub
Treasury Act sack $50 In all this TsrIrf,
feel that i sacrificed. Labor gwen up.
and our Mechanics surrendered-to foreign compe
nton and foreign wages OF labor with adequate
nuDersricn nmc--the eternal and certain arbi;er OF
all thngs-will show NC are right
Now to rescue Us from these wrooE- existing. and
dangers. impending Men OF New FORK your presence
befC Heb -t.lXi We hen
the cry with winch started TURS our" TVES
OUR Turn out rom The mountain top and from the
valley Turn OFT from the work shop and from the
tarrn-house Drop the plow hsndls-throw down the
tore plain the trowrl the hammer. NId the pick
and put this FIRE ;a1 consuming RE5lie be
fore IS again from 1880 70 1870 trghrul confa-
grsuon. Turn out one and s-iroul Lake Ere 10
Montsuk Point, The engine you men, IS
that of The Cataract STATE /: eNtInguisn
iu Hood yoer OWE Magyar TurI oI- tcrn OCT. then.
repeat; scacsior-h uisil the I'd Of November. Re
member ErLLvoVE Is MING yIcToKr. Only turn
out then. Snd stop not I'll W. say AXIS WELL r.
SssIn.
This Address was unanimously adopted by the
loudest AYE ever heard IN National Hall
h. GREELEr then presented and briefly advocated
the following Resolutions on behalf OF the Wing
General Committee.
Rssotrcd, Tas; we hail the nomination OF JOHN
! YOUNG Tor Governor End HAMILTON FISH for Lien
tenant GoveEno. with hearty appreciation, recognizing
Wig Cause n prosperity and in adversely .lad1ess
and IN gloom and conhdetty hope 70 beA- on the
Wing standard whereou hsve inscribed ;hsir names
70 glorious aud sensSceni triumph
RSsofTeG That in CHARLES Cook and THOMAS CLOVES
cur candidates Tor Canal Commissioner. recognize
iSsaiul and Cn,ring fellow lAborers in ts Wing Cause
espsoie, worthy and upright: Sn5 shall gladly pu,
io'ta o1r utmost efforts 10 their election
NNSoarsG IaAi We ere have been WHiGs-ths
Advocsins OF Protection Home Industry and the foes
OF Government SAiupla,;e. Bank under color OF
Ea-a Money SuaTreasu-y-the friends of Internal I'm,
provemen Of Sound sad uaf6--u Currency, OF eccco