New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

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RESOLUTIONS.
Pesoirsd Ths without using the language Of political
commonplace the coming Election be justly termed
ono of the most important held in the State and
the grave of issues tpresent cannot be more
mpressively shown than by the p!c statement that II
is TO determine the choice OF Governor OF the State OF
Representatives in Congress, OF Senator from TIE First
District and of Members OF Assembly and TO decide
the question OF the adoption or rejection oil new CITY
Charter which in many important points remodes our
municipal organization md Of state Constitution
which makes many grave and important changes in our
system OF State Finance Public Works and Suffrage, ard
in our Judiciary System effects arcrolution.
Resolred That in the Veto of the River and Harbor
Bill by James X Polk and OF the Canal Bill by Silas
Wright recognize continuance OF that determined
course OF policy which brushes all efforts for the internal
improvement of the country, and which has been pur
sued since the days OF Dc Witt Clinton. whose prophetic
saCacty and profound penetration predicted the great
results that would flow from the construction OF tho noble
work that has immortazed his name, and who was a
prominent object OF the hatred and persecution of the
prcscn, Governor OF this State
Resoired That the Wings OF the City OF New ork ten
der the homage of their whole hearts 10 the Wings of
MARYLAND, Pennsylvania, FLORIDA and OHIO
whose and glorious achievements worthy of
the best days the Republic and have sent dismay into
the ranks OF the adversary.
Rss0lred That the Wings of this State rejoicing il the
triumphs won by their brethren in other States. ow
emulate their gallant bearing at the coming Election
Brother Wings of the Union your eyes upon US =
We will not dsappoint you.
Resolrsd Tha, in the due protection of American In
dusty and Manufactures the interests OF Commerce ard
Agriculture advanced and that all measures which
make discrimination in favor of Foreign Manufactures
or Foreign Labor against our own, antRepubican
aud anti American and deserve the condemnation otthc
People.
Rtsored That the rash attempt TO ioist tie odous
Sub.Treasury System upon the country in a time OF
War with distant enemy. when the Treasury IS bank
rup and when the Government is asking loans 10 carry
its operations, deserves the signal condemnation
which tho People are every where passing upon it
Rssortd That the Wings OF this County again respond
to the nomination of JOHN YOUNG as their candidate
for Governor and will use their utmost endeavors 10
elect him by All overwhelming majority
Resoired That HAMILTON FISH, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. has ever been identified with all
that is Wing in noble City and that the Sd of
November next VIII testify value Of bis services
by deeds not words.
Rssolred That our candidate tor Senator, ROBERT
TAYLOR has given another instance of his devotion TO
Wing principles in again permitting his 10 be used
before the People. and pledge best efforts 10
make him the Senator OF this District Tor the next term
RGsoirfd, That in the name OF WILLIAM w. LYON,
have earnest that the duties OF Sheriff OF this City
will be performed with credit 10 himself and with beue
iii TO the community.
Resored That rejoice at the opportunity afforded
OF doing justice to the arden; services devoted eli
forts sterling integrity and intoxble patriotism of
of the ablest of our champions one OF the earliest
friends OF kenny CLAY that tho name OF WILLIS
HALL is TO NewlorS wha. the of CLAY is TO the
Union and in this contest will work the harder bat
tie the longer and cheer the louder that he is candid
ate for County Clerk
Rtsolrtd That Dr. A. n. GUM our candidate for Cor
oner is that do most heartily support, not only
from our recollecons of the pss but from our know
edge OF his present devotion to Wing principles and
Wing measures.
Resoired That our candidates FOR Assembly, coming a.
they do from every OF the City and representing
M its varied interests should be compared with the Lo
coFoco ticket appreciate their worth and capacity aud
we will bear them Victory that they may represent
n Wing City in Wing Legislature of Wing State.
PHlLrP HONE read to the meeting private letter
he had Just received from WILLARD FuIMoRE,
Stating thar private business had the last
ment unexpectedly detained him st Rochester and
forbidden his presence al this meeting, but he was
with it in heart and he assured the Wings OF New
York from thorough knowledge OF JOHN YouSG
that he was every way worthy their confidence
and their sufrases Mr. Hone and the letter were
received with lively demonstrations OF approval
and qualification.
The meeting wss successfully addressed by E
c. BENEDICT H GRYELEy, GEO W. BLUNT, Jo-
syPH HoxiE, loHS Mason (late of Baltimore
JOHN J SPEED OF Tompkius Co. and S. B. Ro-
MAINE generally IL brief snimstins appeals
which were responded 10 by frequent bursts OF en-,
,husisstic applause. We have not nom for sum
mares OF these Speeches, OF which our Reporter
has copious notes Suffice II that they were warm
and thorough Wing Speeches and thst the spirit
OF the auditory, ardent at frss wsNed more and
mere fervid to the close.
P.w. ESes. Esq closed with few stirring re-
marks, and offered the following resolution. which
was unanimously adopted and ordered to be pub
6shed with the proceedings OF the meeting. VIZ;
Sssolr<d That we the friends OF HENRY CIAy, pledge
ourselves 20 give free and undivided support to
JOHN YOUNG. knowing HIM 10 De the unwsverins
friend and supporter aa ;ses OF the great and grand
embodiment OF Wing principles
The meeting shereupon adjourned, with rel,e
rated cheers for YouSo and Victory
BY o'clock the Hall was densely Allied. and
still larger coucoarse WAS assembled in the stree,
before it a meeting was organized BY appointing
RosyRr NJ LLOYD Chsirman, with J. NJ Triuable
and a. H Stoutenburg v Presidents, and A. Z
Dodge snd J L Tyler Secretaries. This meeting
was successively addressed by Hon L. Boards
LEY, Hon. +. A TALlNApoE. PHILIP HOVE, 4.
GREELEY, 5. f ROMANO, &c. ard was kept up
with increasing spirit TO late hour. We wish We
had room to speak OF It more tully.
Thus closed OF the most effective snd inspiri,
ing meetings ever held in our City got up without