New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

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it-sll hen-i 30 merry that be fhen Lost especially 10
Neelors which Cur friends assure ne Is .eyond The pos
Fb. IfF 0f c1abf-t0 say no.hlnE 90 N-w Hampshire
60 al.ch many 90 cur readi are eeanlsail D-1fta
may BEL carried by ,sicctrrs sriabs min @ pii,- co
hs-ti-te.-.sy either Sro-t or Clayton Hi-h these
,t.as sla''doal believe nv eo6sf.r1 rts would co.
n-t give hu 1p hr any man of ooabu-. principles ald
Wt-ui las rel confident ,hat Mr Cay can BE- elect
fr. snow fhsii be- eurT-fcd' F7 u1u roufM n % .
7rue 5iso do re ais Boz that g lo feas9 we should
D shy re Hoii l- -n .ty irA'..f- 49,
tou. in NJ calculations by tha, uneNqsctel aaa a'a
III. Whrsof ny own District viii -ecoeet Pie rrsils-
rrrs .f he hearted year eco ss o. n1 own
-. ..... - ,,s. and I'D % gl % th'scass The
same cause. operated t9 swell uy maoriiy 90 isr oe
D l-- .---.i ~ .... -....I ~ CLAW Hs will
notion nrf have the Catholic Excitement ire ilfei.1 l
s--s fhe NsrVe Amsrcan party ne As'I I. ID t
&c. Ar &c to onefle frtinat him bll ii'1 We ~
n hs favor ald most VI a this ~ ckc1 and hofDs w A.
sn- re s.i1lus concicu % the c'unry whl-h w oe
plainly spread before every mon eyes oe''l. ne ss.
comes co. viii swell hi. tumpl. DO my 1sef hey on9 a
stieu tha bis rrire friends have yer m
ant if tHe h.i pAitJ irs sincere n tA7.f I ~
im only shsesncior ior the conservative Pr1
A. 4, events, IF, 1s swat the seton Of Nanonl Con-
rsnt0n Dr. viii be time enou-n t'r us wlo pfrIef AlH
Z t8 give up Mr. Clay when che Wings Of the Nation IN
rrsrs -c assent lsd shs recommend Gen Tayo- 90
- as proper snd more ava able candidate Inul tnen
.hs s,i-t fast and remain o. Che Old National he'
I
/ Hon. DUDLEY SELDES being loudly called Tor
was then introduced 10 the audience. and said
FELLowCulzrys. The object Of this meeting
m, already been accomplished. The intention the
p1rrose of the Wings OF this City was to make It
known where the Wing party of the City OF New
York vas upon the Presidential question. Does
any one doubt ! hope that there are some OF the.
friends Of Genera Taylor here this evening some Of the OF
pose party. Tat they may and know where the Wings
ofths City York IN this contest rosuppose that
this brought together by the operation OF poi
ciaas utter The politicians are driven by the
In this contest The aborers Of this City, the me-
chaqies would drive politicians from the canvass,
they did net 90 for Mr. Clay They haye known him
a. the efficient advocate Of American labor IN American
workshops sud a. the champion Of freedom for the human
racethat instead Of making the progress OF freedom 10
depend unon TIE sword and the cannon be desires 20 pro
yste 10 By the force Of opinion and the Improvement OF
bis fsliowuie fol must rscoect sentlemen'.l r.
90 those slmewh8 advanced ia age,nat while Nj Clay
was Secretary State he advocated the extension OF the
Of freedom rot by TINS modern means thoush out oJ
the improvement % man.
Bu gentlemen is idle 20 az empt 70 dstain you here
this late hour You have already been standing mere
hOg-s and that is quite IS long a. men can endure
n O. crowded assembly ike this know thN You az We,
myself satisfied but hope that IL WI pc ossNeu
n0tony Newfors. but everyS here tnAt Whatever uey
Wing population Of New-fork are ~ iayot on hs .
CAY As ths next Presidential candidate Of her pAt y
and do believe thai 10 The hero Of ne no ~ a -
here ths eyennr he would say 70 tnoss VINO uIa.
10 press him rwsrd for their own purposes Sno ssans
hs wishes Of The people, 20 wl'n h. me - ta we s3
IT, lie would advise them % join me eieat oand
which constitutes the Wing party and whch u I. seePs
Tsi9o ss ,ure as the next presidential elect'o
1,s,5 tiink. sentlemes. tat We have .ho go
pie Of this City, and ! am sure that the w
present will BE- willing 70 say that on no sion b. Fe
they attended pubic meeting 80 unn D. de-
csring their opinions IN favor Of their cau Iste haF
ina done tha. We have done all for which u meeting
assembled. will Therefore detslny 10 ionger
although 10 a. gratifying % me as II mus 70 You 20
see 90 nsny thousand. of persons crowde. rether In
ibis cspsciCus hall give the highest mark OF their on
fence 10 one that 90 richly neritst regret ~ the
time nv incaoacity 20 make myself heard by on Of
yo1 To effectively address such large audienc - lhis
eoqusrce aud strength Of lungs than / master Of
Mr SELDES having concluded, Mr.. GREELEY
was called for. who came forward and addressed
the meeting as follows:
can hardly hope my fellow-citizens that my
voice will reach any considerable part OF this vast
ssambly. I rejoice in the opportunity Of mingling
wi'h the great Wing party Of New York in de-
fence. AS understand of this vital principle that
the wings of this country will support no candidate
fr the Presdelcy not frank and fearless adyo-
cate Of ihcl principles This has been proclaimed as
whg prime pie and trust that this meeting reechoel the
sentiment nope that candidate whoever he may
BE- will be the distinguished, the most open In bis
o. and the most devoted TO- the principles OF the
Whg party. trust that This 10 proclaimed by THIS meet
ina aud that We have self re- rect rhoush 10 nat
thai csndidao shal stand square our platform shall
fuiy aud openly 'ympaihzs WIN ~, a-n sla, Ve eau5
with stand Or I'm US % TALL II thal Dc our Oftuue
lApp .u'e. .., -. - ....-. t. 49,.
willing enough 10 be elected TO ohce 10 prot . contempt
for Part, and politicians and part zauship, As though
party anything else thau noae-the most eusSuai
mode oi expressing ana enforcing COW up go
public Quas i0n, resard the intelligent and pttroue &C
ton II party aud especially Of me Nnis patty as essen
tai o. the preservation the Hbeftes or Tue county
that the candidates support shall be heartily De
voted cples-thst they shall give Us an ay9wa
of their adherence to our prncpes-that they 'hi not
be- as AIMED OF but willing 10 act with US, ana II so, IN
their behalf i there majority VI TINS people
believe hat a The last election we could not have been
beaten but for the unfortunate panic which broke out
among cur f-loy-ctzens Foreign BIRTH who feared
that the Whigs should SUCCEED they would be disIan
cled aud even forbidden 20 live on this SOIL Inc cleo
ton of James Polk thus effected by fair votes and
foul Nov s losg-citizens. one month before after the
sction Mr. Polk could have been elected and he or
somebody M unlike hum will be the candida opposed
IA. again rder these circumstances Mr. Clay is the pro
r. = ts man who would have prevented the Annexation
ol Texs. and the War with Mexico, he IS the man who
efauiei Of his election before Now let ne
People have an opportunity TO- retrieve their error and
be ieve they 1904 rush % his standard with uneXampied
enthusiasm et the Wig banner float with the nams OF
car tried and loved Leader inscribed upon No. and am
confident that Il will be borne onward 10 signal and
ben efccnt triumph.
Mr.. n. B. BLUNT then called attention 70 an ar
ticle in this mornings Courier aHd Enquirer
which expressed the opinion that the call Tor this
meeting was imprudent The call, Mr. B. re
marked was regular, and the meeting had been
conducted throughout with the most marked order |
and decorum. la fact the unanimity with which |
this meeting Of more than twelve thousand cIti- |
zens had met and acted was sufficient reply to
such fears. Mr.. B. concluded BY proposing nine
cheers for Henry CLAY, which were given with |
the most overpowering enthusiasm, and the meet
ing adjourned in perfect order
The Albany Wings and Henry Clay.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALsAsr, Feb. l6, lsis.
MR GREELEY From the tenor Of an article in |
.l,,re Of tbfs morning I parcaiSe that mi