The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-30


Harmonlous FsdsrsIasns.
The iederalsts Of New York city had ratifying meet
ing "Wednesday evening at which lIther Bradsh Pre-
aided Horace Greeley made report OF the doings OF the
were oiiared by ! committee which denounce the war.
hut hypoc6cay praise Of the actors in the same
They also take the ground Of the Wmot Poyiso On the
save question These resolutions did suit Col Webb,
al the Courier Of the committee 80 he danghtcd three
additional Ones which permitted to be appended 70
them a. kind of codic, which understood to be as
merely tolerated by the whole committee, and mol as
body recommended BY them. These resolutions were as
follows
Resoiped, That wings and American citizens we re-
though opinion that the existing war might have
been avoded for time least not aogensf ~ me ex
ercise OF wise satesnanshp the part OF the PRESIDENT
Of the United States recognise the principle that once
unite IN The adoption of best calculated
the national honor and to secure an early and an honora
Rssoivsd, That cordially approve Of the conduct Of
those whg members of Congress who. while doubling the
L 70 speedy and honorable ssnnination
Gen WoS soe and Gems Zachary
aa s s:s oa i snn5s s yG
for the American and that their recollection OF
victoiy are equaiy honorable to themselves and their
country, aad contrasts most iavoraby with The brutal Zero
which have disgruced the Mexican army during the pend
ing contest
Mr. Greeley got up after these resolutions read,
and denounced them stating that they agreed to by
ne committee with his dissent but giving the meeting to
understand that they were not e9mms Jam, IN ,he
opinion OF that body. This raised flame among the
Webbites which was, however, put out for time, by
Inc Introduction Of Hon Joseph R. ngersol, of our city,
who injected upon the combustble elements speech,
ana we doubt not good one After Mr.. Ingersol con.
cluded vote taken on the first resolutions, and
they passed Then came Col Webbs tor consideration
and then renewal Of confusion, which was spced BY
conioundng exciamations The Herald gives the fol-
l,i fec o WssS had spoaH %hsn
Mr. Greeley attempted risc amid some confusion and
calls Of Question question:, and liear both Sides %c
&c. Greeley in the mean time, holding paper in his
Hon p Hone rose in his place among the audience and
said he desired mistake. He would move as
an amendment 10 the resolution, that instead of the
Ioob.ps the policy Of the war; it read 'denyng the
c; ol weSb-Ceiainy excellent amendment it is
sssy a assaon both
..Heas the 7Yibane." Order" Shear both sides"
c;rseIey-will you hear the other side
Col Webb hope felow-cirizens, you'll hear Mr. Gree
ECO on. Greeley" ssQuestion."
.6s sss ii: ss nA'D'
Greeley asyss i hi lips again "Hea him. Louder
MI Blunt-If you viii keep quiet one moment
Bah Bah Bah Kissing
Greeley Greeley! g Hiss-Bahw
/ BSyh i want % say ono WORD % you on -
Kelly sits down.
aOhsers~hisses' Sc bah bah -" hear him p
e ssss bah .ga qifs'I9 Sin ii.
i asserted that Sro we c Are M
Greeley looking savage-we have already declared,
Why we have carried that before The second solution
odoubt did what they conceived to be ,ight' but we
90 a e s % ss a TO %
public meeting any portion Of the whigs-o
IS ss &
we have already said in one Can be OF any advantage
:Bah !"-"quesion /" Kissing -"queston.'
or ias Ms1csns sass sshassd barbaron.y
Isl. down s, down. Silence order aass ton :,
and move they be laid on the table.
Hon Luther Bradish put the question Of laying them on
A in favor, &c Ays-eGrea. app!sus.e2 ,..,,,,,
Bradish-n is the opinion of the chair the question is
..Genlemen in favor ofthese resolutions" &C.
"Genlenen of a contrary opinion
Bradsh-it is the opinion of the chair the resolutions
adopted .EIadl,h nn,,.b I. .H.. hiss.
Kelly y s'white.a ' NV -
M Bradsh-Order 1t has been intimated that the meet
ing doubts whether the resolutions carried, and it is
suggested that a division be taken ),
'Read them, read the resolutions" and then take the
question"
BradhIt was the opinion of the chair that the resolu
tons carried. . , .
"Hurrah" shurrah," "hurrahp'-"Plat," "White,"
"Platt."
Bradsh--Is Mr.. Plat present +?
Bradish--"Mr. White is not i'll the city"
g Blunt"-'B lunt'-' Kelly"-"Blunt"
Greeley Jackson"-"B Blunt Hunt" Kelly"
g / move we adjourn"
Philip Hone. Hone" (Great confusion)
s. Hone'-"Hone"
The band plays Hail Columbia" having been directed
to do by wink from Of the commitee The music
qnelled for time the disturbance, but, the moment it
ceased, there cries loud for Greeley Home
Kelly, &c.
Braash addressing Mr.. Honc-Mr. Hone, will you say
few wordsl
Mr.. Hone made speech, and so did others, and the
meeting finally adjourned The feeling of the was
clearly Corwn and Webster, though Colonel Webbs
luons commtta and moderate enough surely, were
apparently guped down. Harmonious federalism
From theiDelaware Gazette.
The Tariff OF 1sA6.
In addition to the war; the tariff of 1916 must be
sdered as having received the decided and overwhelming
expression of popular opinion in its favor by the result
of the recent elections in Name Maryland Georgia, and
Pennsylvania
The unexpected and enormous majority in Pennsylva,
MIA, and the unhopedfor triumphs in Maryland and
Georgia. may be considered particularly expressive on this
subject
In Pennsylvania, the and the tariff were the only
two questions presented during the canvass, and immed
nd