The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

jeet he alluded to the Mexican war; which he said
which placed it in safety beyond the efforts of
forsign enemies domestic traitors 1t has shown too
amply safhcisnt for all emergencies Il has called to
light powers which We had but little conception Of
speaksr) by Gen Tsylsr who wrote to him under the
impression that 1t was In answer to from him.
s ss vrSs He too. to
more than fsnr pages written entirely his
hand; Well what ha. that to do with this meeting
Nothing but this that Gen Taylor In that letter de.
clares he is wing, incorporating whg,
ira whig, who contend is nothing all, but genuine
incorporating whig loud spplsuse) He enters at
large into whig principles he says perhaps
Of may differ from him In, that Mr. Jeerson's
views analogous to Of the wings of the
present day. than to those Of their opponents The
desty Of Gen Taylor too conspicuous In this letter
dent but if he should be elected he viii perform the du
ties of the Office the best Of his ability Cheers Let
him be elected and Buens Vista will for the con-
sequences The speaker then referred to Gen Scott
who matter how prominent other men may be in all
that gives pleasure to human existence, we will ind
merely speaks of these they are not Of them In
any connection with the Presidency There is another
toned tremendous cheering, which lasted for some
inmates l never thought (ths speaker continued)
should excite you in this way (Vooifsrous applause
There is believe, between whg and whig an unseen
sentiment pervadiDg all wings, which although can't
explain IT, communicate thought and feeling from one
end Of the land to the other Yes, Henry Clay,
who possesses universal popularity which will
him for ages in the hearts Of his fellow
xens tremendous sppsuse) Now, want to use this
undivided sentiment which you have this moment
pressed Let besesch you all, here and every where
stamped the character Of nation let 1t not be
said that on any point OF whg principle there Is differ
enos between u.s. that determined to make
country prosper, by long pull strong pull, and pull
altogether In conclusion he said that the eyes Of the
whole counry-ndeed Of the whole world-are upon the
wings of New York and ms the worshippers Of Allah
turn their eyes towards Mecca when they Offering
hair In onf
wings Of New York and on their sxsrtions which await
them: Let the bells which call them to the polls
Tuesday, be the death alarm Of their opponents and
the signal Of their The gentleman here
concluded, and the band struck up Hail, Columbia"
when Mr. Greeley proposed that the question Mr..
Bluuts resolutions be taken first
The question taken all the resolutions and the
first resolutions were adopted
Col WEBs said he would explain why he introduced
su neu
among the wings. In the old bunker address it Is
charged that the wings have taken ground against their
own country, and in support Of the enemy. Now, in
reply the wing central committee say after speaking of
the war; that the wings have after It commenced,
and because it commenced given 1t energetic
support, and for that purpose have voted men and
money suoh he said was the language Of the address
in reply to the charge and these resolutions were in
tended to respond to the address 1t is well known that
while opposed toto to the there others
by the country without reference to ANYTHING ese He
Of those who believed the could have been
avoided but 1t was commenced he would stand by his
country in prosecuting it. He then read the resolution
to the effect that although the might have been
avoided for time at least, II not altogether, it is the
who will not respond to that resolution He then
read the second resolution approving of the conduct Of
The third resolution then read which was Of thanks
to Scott Taylor, and their troops. 1t would be In
M
Of the opposite party involve us in the necessity of
NJ GnEELEY attempted to RISE amid some confusion,
and calls Of Question, question: and Hear both
Sides" &c. 60. Greeley, in the meantime, holding
Hon. P. Il ONE in his place among the audience
a nd said he desired to correct mistake He would
as an amendment to the resolution that instead
Of the term doubling the policy Of the war;, 1t read
:. denying the policy Of the war"
Col. WEBs-Csrtainly and an excellent amendment
GREELEY sttempts to speak. yellow citizens"-
Kissing N. Great
GnEELEr-Will you hear the other sids'
Col WEsB-l hope. fellow citizens, you'll hear Mr..
900 on, Greeley Question"
s!:' h hi: s but Z nsraS' "au''
" Louder, louder" Both Sides
Nah Bah Bah! Kissing.
AID KELLY attempts to speak Gentlemen, want to
say t,ne word 70 you
Gresly Greedy! "Hiss-Bah %
Kra,I ~ want to say one word to you on--"Rah 10
GRrxLv rises to speak but is not allowed.
"Cheers.- hisses-"bah bah !n-"hear him!n
Bah Bah Hear him.
Question Bah -ThIss cheer. for SnfH
GaEKLY-Looking savsge-We have already declared
since the country is at war will discharge du
ties but do to continue 1t without protesting
against it? Why We have carried that before The IS.
resolution approves Of the conduct Of the wings IN
Congress They doubt did what they conceived right
not to grant for carrying the What right
have in public meeting to oensure any portion of
the whig.-to csnsars such men Is John 9 Adams
John Davis and others! Why is it accessory drag
In two three resolutions what have already said
na Of this Mr. resident Voy csnnot
get the whole to say.
bah r'-"ouestion!' hissins-"qusstion.
GREELEY-Is 1t worth while to 90 into controversy
whether the Mexicans have behaved barbarousy or
not
GREELEY-I believe these resolutions are superoga-
tory and move they be laid on the table
Hon LUTHER BRADl,H put the question of laying them
All in favor, So Aye-(oreat appiause)
All opposed So' NO. no. no. n0"-"aye'-"hurrsh
BnADsH-I is the opinion Of the chair the question is
"Gentlemsn in favor of these resoutiens,"&o.
"Gsntlemen of contrary opinion"
BRApH-t is the opinion of the chair the resolutions
are adopted.
Hurrah, hurrah, Hiss, nlsS
White, White, White;" "Davison, Dsvi SOM"
Kelly, Kelly;"" White"
Mr BRApIsa-Order II has been intimatsd that the
meeting doubts whether the resolutions are carried and
it is suggested that division be taken.
Three cheers for the resolutions"
Read them, read the resolutions" and then take
the question"
BRAptsH--It was the opinion or the Chair That tie
resolutions carried
Hurrah!, hurrah'" hurrshn--" Platt," "Whiten
"Platt."
BRADrsH-Is Mr.: Pl.tt PRESENT.
BRApisu-tMr White IA moi n the city,
BLUNT" Blunt" Kelly''-" Blunt"
[Momentary silence
Grseley'-" Jackson"-"Blunt" -"Blunt"-"Kelly.'
I" I move we adjourn"
"Philp Hone'-" Honen (Great confusion)
Hone'-" Hone.n
The band plays Hail Columbia having been direct
ed to do 20 by wink from Of the committee. The
music quelled for time the disturbance, but the
ment it ceased, there cries as loud for
Greeley Hone Kelly, &c.
BRApIsH addressing Mr.. Hone-Mr. Hone, will you