New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29
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be held at Chatham Corners on Saturday last
and that Horace Greeley would speak there This
handbi was paraded in fail in the Courier Of Sat
urday. The material par 0: it was as follows
n general attendance Is requested Political
friends and Toes respectfully nTired O1f Ant<Ht
FrieaG; also invited attend and al Who are oes
Iops 70 know the political opinion. and -iew o. sCs
YOUNG. prominent ean<ios'e 10! --s O'-Ce u VT
erEor Of tie Ez7frs Sotz
The meeting was beId accordingly, and addressed
as promised, and among the large auditory was
person taking notes, who was supposed. by ms az
least 70 be one OF the Secretaries Of the meeting
taking few notes on bis own motion. But il BOW
seems that he was che Of the Reporters OF the
liijany ltga;. Coz. Wnghts special organ, who
had been sent there By the Courier & Enquirer
expressly 70 report what might be said By The Edi
tor Of The Tribune 20 commend Mr. Young 20 the
Anti-Rcnters support. Lofty expectations OF
advantage from this TO Silas Wright and j W.
Webb were evidently INDUCED, from the prorn;n-
ence given % tho matter IN the columns Of the
Courier o. SATURDAY, whereof nothing was known
Or suspected by me any one at Chatham. did
not dream tina. any thing might say could be
deemed worta sending reporter that distance for
But the report was made, and doubtless duly
.
tbs Courier & Enquirer or its crony at Albany =
At last we find the Reporters version OF the mat
ter in the Daily GloGe Of this City. The curious
reader shall Judge whether there is any treason In
it. Here II IS
The meeting was duly organized, and N accordance
win the arrsnyeueuts Nj Creole; OF the Tribune
slapped forward and addressed the audience. For the
hrs, hour and half he harangued them on the Tariff.
giving them sornewh ingenious collation. OF the lurn
editorials the subject which have from tiIne 70
time appeared in tae Tribune All this was listened 70 in
quiet and with great patience Al last he concluded this
portion of his harangue. and the subject which
had drawn the larger portion OF his audience
Tbsn all was attention What Mr. Greeley said, give
In his words
1t appears from the call that it is expected that
should say something about the views OF Nj Young in
regard 20 the Anu Rent question wa not consulted
about this and although might say something about
il do not feel called upon 70 do Nj foungs senu-
ments the subject are well tnown-there mas been
no conccalInent OF them lie came into the Legsla-
and voted the question e he thoughtgnt de was
u Wing a. every body knew. think he voted right
satisfied he voted coDscientousiy and tor the orni-
nation In peaceful cga! and honorable snncr OF he
msnora system which all believe 10 be an injury. and
tina, ought be got rid Of 1t not then expect
ed that he would be nominated for Governor and sad
urged wished that the Anti Renters would not do
IL would only excite Jealousy the part OF those
opposed him other grounds and a, the same time,
II would tend TO draw of from his support others.
fear that this has been the result now and thai he viii
be injured By il; feared that some would say that DC
he voted other members did and as some beev
ed rightly tina, the AnRenters nominated him for Gov.
eruor In his speech the subject he took the ground
these ought to be got nd Of without The Vi
oatiou Of contract and as last as could be legally
and honestly done He voted hcrci for toe bills TO
abolish the landlords righr 70 datran Tor rent 10 regu
late dvses and descenta to the interest OF the
landlords IN leased prOperty-thc same AZ any man Is
taxed mortgage. do not doubt thar saese
right and just votesI know that they were con
scjentuusly given did suppose that all the Anti
Rentars would vote for him on that account and for
that reason sorry that he nominated by them.
feared that they not unanimous, and that there
were those who were opposed to him other grounds,
Iwho would th. nomination TO his prejudice II
the AnRentcrs shall new turn against hum and defeat
him. believe il will prevent hereafter any BODY from
daring do any thing to relieve them He will be OPP
posed by people who think his defeat will destroy the
Anti.Rcnt party do not know what the views OF the
interested OF this but in my own judgment II
they allow him TO be destroyed on that side while he is
certain to be injured the other will be proclaimed
all Over the Union triumph over the An'Renters
1t carry tho Legislature against them and deient
them from fair hearing hereafter am not member
their party but believe their grievances 10 be real
and legislative relief 10 hc practicable think have done
and said enough their TO enable me 10 claim
fair hearing Although not a member OF the Anu-Ren
party; yet advised the Ambient Wings not 10 have
Mr. Young nominated, tor il certain to injurc him
in NewYork and in other parts OF the State thousand
votes perhaps knew that his election was safe with
out that nomination and believe that he would have
good part OF that any way. feared, that while
il would excite the opposition o! those who occupied
immortal and large landhoders and thereby
lose their TO Mr. Young would at The same time
be the means OF dividing and destroying the Ambient
ers If those who made this nomination then shall
agains, him and destroy him. shall regret it, but
think that those who pursue this course Will have reason
TO regret II more than L.
Here Mr. Greeley rather abruptly concluded hisre.
marks this branch Of the suolectthe audience like
Oliver Twist looked for more but the speaker had no
more to give them. Aud why Certainly the subject
was not exhausted &c. &c.
There reader You have the substance Of that
horrible Anti Rent Speech--bndly and bunglingy
reported for the Reporter hadn't half chance to
write,) but the murder sacrilege and treason
all faithfully preserved. We have inserted few
words in brackets to render the report more intel
ligibe, but omitted not word.
The Giobe cannot refrain from giving vent to the
chagrn which its allies in Walst. and Albany
suppress Ii speaks OF the remarks OF Mr.. Gree
ley checked in their violence as they were from
fear Of the pen Of he reporter" &c There is not
shadow of truth in this ! never suspected that
any reporter for hostile newspapers was present.
II SAYS again that my statement that had opposed
Mr. Youne's nomination by the ti.Renters
impeled by the reporters presence There are at
least hundred uninipeachabe witnesses, includ.
ing several of my private letters to Wing Anti.
Renters to prove what said was true to the let.
ter They will cheeriully be produced if any one
deems it necessary.
The Globe goes on to say that that portion of the
Anti-Renters who support Mr. Young is the more
Radical, violent, revolutionary, &c Exsctly the
opposite OF this is notoriously true. The Free.
holder, which supports Mr.. Young, has ever been
the moro moderate. while The Anti. Renter, edited
by Mr. 7. 4. Devyr, well known and thorough
Agrarian we state this fact, not as areproachl
is doing its utmost to reflect Silas Wright and is
most deadly in its hostility to Mr., lolmg. The
Editor aided by several extreme Radicals and
active Loco.Focos, is ,raversinS Albany, Columbia.
Delaware and other Counties and holding Anti.
Rent meetings to denounce and execrate John
Young These are notorious truths. There is
hardly man in the Anti Rent region who does not
know that the facts are we state them. And
We, the Globe does not scrupe to talsity them ut
tery IN tho vain hope that it may be able thereby