New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

from Il Has not This prediction aiso ,,.-es-. NJ
We believed and predicted tbs; the great ne'es1 o.
tho North ,YorId Re sacrificed by me eecuOn VI ~
Polk Ina, the Sub Treasury law maj oaiS.s - 80.
30 s.gnaiy condemned BY me feoPe aaa rsc.sd
one PRECEDENT MS political mead SsGe a oe
Have nor these predictions been iulnteo r
NJ 5ic.ed thai if we defeated, me a-i OF
1872 which had been so oenehclai 70 the coVny, *c
h,J restored confidence everywhere. a1d had replel
tssed bankrupt Treasury, would De repealed or nod
fed Have not these predictions been verified
In addition these things look al the acta OF me Ad
rninistrsron By their foolish conduct shall nave II
cured deb, of One Hundred Millions Of dollars pro
baby before the present year is closed Instead OF pro
viding for this by necessary rposs upon Foreign M
portsuoDs. while re arg pouring out our olooo eiao
treasure for the Wild and wicked schemes OF isrs!sh
conquest they prep arng 70 add another Slave Ter
ri,ory the United States putting the Nation IN pos
ton where il cannot pay its honest deots TO the
sEd orphans, whom Executive Setoes nave fo0oeN "a
their ist dues 10 prosecute these nefar0us schemes
Not ONLY THU but look out rcIn this city on your own
broad blue waters and gee Jour Commerce unp!otect
ed with a single improved harbor 10 which II mts5t
escape with safety in tune OF stoTn-ah the public
money being squandered IN these scheEes OF conquest
and invasion go, g..
mont have given US | ask any man Of any party,
whether ne Is willing that these things should continue
any longer Are we still 10 be hewers Of wood and
drawers OF whter Is the Independent aoorer OF the
North TO DC looked upon more de5ssed than South
ern Slaves II not IL; US now rlse in our might and
respectfully but firmly assert our rights
Let me say that though the North has had the majority
oil votes the SOutD nave 10 nave
of the House Of Representatives for about twothrds OF
the time They have managed to have the President Of
the United States t~othrds OF the time since the organ
ization of the Government The President wieds the
power OF besowng public Offices and foreign embassies
and has dared parsyze the legislative powers o!
Congress By the assumption Of Executive vetoes
So too w, the Speaker OF the House Of Representa-
tire who has the power 70 appoint tie Standing Com
mttees and 10 smother subjects OF vast import
Committee without letting them see the light OF
open day IN the House.
This could not have been done mad we been united
Yet 90 long has this dctaton been INDUCED in, by our
submission that they have very Justly concluded that
they may treat us with any ndignity and that we have
not the spirit 10 resist cast imputations upon the
South for this but shall we SUBMIT |; we are such SCI.
vile wrechee THE let US az once bow our necks ana
submit without rnurrnur But don't believe that
will and doubt not that even the south Will respect va
more if We respectfully bu, firmly maintain our own
interests.
Where is the Northern Presden,that has been reflect
ed and where is the Southern candidate who has not
been reelected 10 second term Of Office This could
not have happened had been true 10 our interests
they have been 70 theirs
But believe in my heart that the time has come Tor
this TO cease Even dark New Hampshire the las, rest
ing place of Loco Focoism has been Illuminated with
Wing light Il has burst forth again in Maine and ndi
ana. Shall Eew.York be behind among our sister
States Let put forth efforts and the same light
shall guide our beloved State from the night OF Loco
Focoisrn into the MONDAY of Wing triumph
have known. and have learned TO respect Mr Young
In the public councils Of the State aud Nation hive
had ample opportunity him in the trying period
of the memorable Wing Congress which enacted the
Tariff of 1912. know no man more worthy OF conn
dcnce--I know no faithful and able Wing than ne
il. He has proved himself by long life Of public ser
vice worthy of your confidence. trust In his purity
conide in his patriotism. would trust him with all !
have-I have fears--nO hestation-no quams IN CIV
ing him my most unreseryed support trust every
friend have. and every true Wing, will do his thoe
duty and thus lay foundation orthe overthrow OF the
party in power by National Wing victory in lei-
Where ia that sailor who will give his vote 10 party
that would shut him from safety harbUrf-
Our rulers think that government was made for
their benefit not for the good OF the people The West
rivers have been pronounced finland seas, and Il
has been proclaimed by the great constitutional lawyer
OF South Carolina that is within the Constitution TO
improve them, but these little ponds Lake Erie and
Lake Ontario and Lake Huron and even Lake Superior
cannot be taken under the Of the Constitution -
The great valley Of the 81 Lawrence spreading out into
surely worthy of equal care even with the
great father OF rivers in the West
believe in improving harbors both on lakes and nv
ers believe that the Constitution is not salt water
animal is amphibous at least II can live rs well 10
fresh in salt water and is worthy OF respect by
and land.
Icannot believe tina, my friends in this city OF my
pride where have lived and where shall die
sunk low the scale OF humanity 10 vote for party
against the interests Of their fellow citizens or TO lie
down without one generous effort throw off the party
yoke that would bind them to their own destruction
This is the time 10 assert our rights. Let US prove
faithful II We do our duty as ! shall endeavor 10 do
mine the State and Nation viii rejoice with in the
election OF YOU'VE and FISH and in the cheering
anticipation of a National triumph in the Presiden
tal election.
Mr.. FILLMORE was frequently cheered during
the delivery OF his speech, of which the above is hur
red report and took his seat amid prolonged applause
The Resolutions, as above. Were then submitted
10 the meeting and unanimously adopted.
Judge RUcGLEs OF Chautauque who had Just
been nominated Senator from the 9Th District being
called for addressed the meeting in few happy re-
marks.
C. H. 5. WILLIAMS, Esq responded to tie call
OF the meeting in able defence of the necessity OF i'm.
proving our Lake Harbors.
w. E. RopISsoN Esq e. Richeeu' OF the New
York Tbunt then addressed the meeting in review Of
the National Administration since the las, Presidential
Election. He spoke for an hour We may be able TO
furnish report of his speech which frequently in
,errupted by prolonged applause.
H. SLApE, Esq then offered the following Reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we warmly approve of the nomination
OF FRANCIS kuGGLEs of Chautauque candidate for
the Senate OF the State of NewYork from the eighth
District and will give him efficient and enthusiastic
support
The meeting then adjourned in the best spirit
seemingly determined the election of the Wing
ticket at the November Election. So may it be
"a JAMES HUMPHREY of Brooklyn was las,
week selected rs the Wing candidate for the Sc.
nate trom the Second District We have hesitated
to announce his name hitherto. knowing Mr.
Humphreys extreme reluctance to be candidate
and fearing he might persist in declining We
now hope he will stand and receive strong Wing
vote We can handy hope 10 carry the District
but Mi Humphrey is worthy of an enthusiastic
support, and we trust will receive il.
" JARVIS n. LAKE OF Herkimer Co. is
the Wing candidate for Senator i'll the Fourth Dis
rict. Mr. Lake was Clerk OF the Assembly during
the tirs; two years OF Wing ascendancy, llsss-e.l
and has ever been al active, ardent, working Wing
The District has of late been adverse. but We hope
ior its improvement henceiorth To see Herkimer
Wing in Office is rarit. worth working hard for,
and We hope Washington Essex, &c will do their
might;est tor Mr.. LANE.
NELSoNJ. BEACH is the Wing candidate
for Senator in the Fifth District This is most ex.
cellens selection, Mr. Beach was last Fall elected
to the Assembly from Lewis by some 400 majority,
and was one OF the most useful and efficient Mem
bers OF the last Legislature. We are confident Of
his election by triumphant majority