New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28


consideration Whatever be would deem il an insult 70
N dr. sny srrurnent In favor OF tbs 2ria-
eos. of the resolutions aud he thought they ousa' 10
bs adopted
u Gsrt1EY now claimed the attention OF the
M bu, the hundred or 50 thick and thin sup
s,. Of the Webb Resolutions vehemently re-
..,so TEey did not want 10 hear anything iar'hef'
"a zee determined that others should not hear
D., voc;,, .rous cries OF Question Question
,o....,;O- - and all manner OF Tsmmany Han up
-, p, evented the hearing OF any one Out
&. .eversl minutes AID. KELLY tired
- he hes, d. bat in vain. and de'sted- II
-. !, became evident that Mr. Greeley
q the opposition wore away, until he
.,~I - stst.,-smid continued cries Tor
-, ga 9th er Interruptions which did not
- % 10 geoersuy beard-hs objections to
Tho Webb resolution. s1bsis. naiiy As io'o"'
/. What is good in them is SOP
Committed, resolutions, alread, DhaN'i'ou'y
sdop.ed BY the meeting. have declared ','
ouroo.e Of the Wings to discharge al :
cons,,,utiously imposed them BY the fact ~
are Ia state Of wsr. and that Mexico 10 our M
.p.my-slso that We applaud The bravery sna sooo
sc, Of our officers and soldiers In Mexico These reso-
ton, 60 farther Ia seeming counsensnce oil inc We"
n IN Individually 20. but " an expression OF 'ns
general whIs sentiment hsve iore5orne opposition
Can you AK us, who are consciennou'iJ no''lo " 49,
aggressive War, to 20 fariher'
q Passing over WIS, (. objsciiousby said on these
points let 10 consider another; We arc asked !" S"'
an, dsyoon to COR country and our appreciation OF the
g,l.u,ry OF our Armies IN resolutions on WHICH "ssns
Inevitably be divided when have already done 90 in
no. a febata-
HE enforced testimonial leave the matter worse than 1t
now stands'
2 Our object and svowed purpose has been to pro
claim the sentiments 10 which tins Wings are Hnhed.
and eschey all expression In regard 10 points on which
the yyh,as are dirifsd Nov second resolution be
fore us directly sppsuis the course OF those wings 10
congre,s who voted for and eyies 20 be expended
In the prosecution of the Wsr, and thereby psiny cen
sures tho course of those Wings who voted against
such supplies VIII any man s-y that Wings are united
IN fhi. grounds Who can say iha, the Wings Of New
York sgres Ia csusuring the course Of john QUINCY
ADAMS CHARLES HUDSON JULTu, ROCKWELL ABNER
LEWIS J. r. GiDDISGs &C shall this meeting pre-.
.ums 10 do ~ 10 the name Of the Whlg party OF our
City, BIZ what rgh,i With what propriety' Win
Whist efectf
a. Mr.. O. was proceeding ~ remark on the diene" OF
our asserting on behalf of the Whgs that our Armies
in Mexico have always behaved with humanity aud Tor
besrance while the Mepicsns have as generally been
treseherous erocous &c Are there not facts slresdy
known at variance With these sssertonsi Add are we
ia position TO hear and declare the whole truth should
we not remember the Lions remark. seeing picture
of man copquering lion that lions did not happen 10
be painters
Here Mr.. G. compelled to desist by the In
cressing clamor Of the uneasy, who made 1t imPos
l.. uHa1 hg
moving that the Webb resolutions do lie on the
table
The President put the question. and the Ayes
and Noes were apparently about eqoal-that is to
say, there were more roices in the Affirmative but
as much noise made by the negative The Chair
man. after some hesitation decided that the motion
TO lay on the table was lost
The question now recurring on the passage OF
the Resolutions the voices were again apparently
about equal. but as before. The President doubt
ingly pronounced the resolutions adopted Their
opponents demanded challenged division Of the
house. (which could have been done in minute
with all ease but the supporters OF the resolutions
yociferated that this impossible, would lead 10
confusion sc. &c AS II was deemed oil little con
sequence whether dozen more or less had voted
one way or the other, the matter was here dropped
utis proper here TO state that Mr. G. offered before
the meeting assembled to agree to strike out sil refer
ence to the War from the Resolutions OF the heeune
entirely If Col Webb weuld consent to that course bu'
this Was refused.
The meeting was then addressed by Hon. PHILIP
HoNr and HuGH maxwell Esq. but our limits VIII no'
allow 10 TO follow them
n GREELEY being loudly called upon said that
Notwithstanding the meeting had been divided on soma
points be reuiced In the belief that they were az uniteu
10 the support OF their ticket Though Offering from
each other the question whether Peace should DC
sought by fighting or by abstsinng from hsnupg De
trusted they would AL ssree that victory me Po'
could only be obtained by earnest and devoted labor.
NATHANIEL B BLUNT was next called out ne
spoke with great animation, and wss particularly en-
phatc In support OF the declaration that all tsIito.y
hereafter admitted 10 the Union must net % esea y
Human Bondage On this question the Loco focos were
divided but among Wings in this State at least ther"
bu, opinion. The Empire state at the ensnins
election would set her seal 10 the doctrine oil NJ NUM-
SLAVE TERRITORY
A venerable gentleman, who gave bis name as
john WooDs next came upon tho platform aud mscc
brief speech In behalf Of Peace Great Britain ssid ne
4. hshng nation she has fought for the point Of hon
Till she hss beet enough to place ON the ponu o.
her laborer. forks Her aborers are reduced to want
and beggary France a Sighting nation too bur
did she now own one foot OF the territory con
quercd BY Napoleon No-but abe had got 10
psy debt incurred by the wars thus inslori0us
wsged God has placed the people Of this land,
as he did Adam and Eve In Eden To dress and I'LL H.
Do initiate the hog by roofing up your own garden
These remarks crested no little meTriment)
After few words from Hon. PHILIP HoSE IN
slusion visi, 20 BENEr CLAY. and the kind
sho sn by him TO bis slaves (ony II In nunoer)
The CHAlKnAS spoke Substantially as follows
Fsllor Caisezs
The hour OF adjournment hss arrived lGt1se me In
the uitersnce OF single word ~ parting To one who
not Wing of yesterday. but ~h0 has grown gray In
the service u 10 cheering 10 once more rsisei soi
Ia your hands the Wing standard. | bail the spec
tscle cheering susury OF success and victory
la the conflict t-ure Let that banner b. preserved
spoes. the principles OF which Il Is tue emblem
lie, II BE- saled BY cTojy. shibbole,h whsievef
but let Whigisn and WhigsrD only be found emolazon
ed on its folds Thus will our glorious principles -
vindicsied and tho State redeemed
The question OF adjournment was now put and
carried aud the meeting sitter giving several hearty
cheers for tbs Whig Ticket sepsrs,od 10 good humor.
Third and sixth Ward--Asscmbiy.
We rejoice IN being able 10 state that all the
D Wings Of these two Wards 50 oddly conioined IL
an Assembly District, have made their nomination
in perfect harmony. and will support 1t with resist
less enthusiasm. SIMEON DRAPER, Jr. VA