New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
The Young Wings Rally.

The Young wings Rally.
Below We give tie Address and Resolutions
adopted by the Mass Meeting Of the Young Whiss
ast night at Nauxhan
RID. HoLNEs Esq Chairman Of the Committee Of
Arrangements read the following
ADDRESS
TELLOw-CfTfZENs OF THE STATE OF NV YORK We
greet you in the Of the Democratic Wing Young
Men Of the City OF New York and tender 10 you their
thanks for the honor conferred upon them and the City
by the nomination Tor Governor of ose who for long
series OF years has been foremost among them IN posi-
ton. pttriOtlsm, ability and cntrgy-Our HAMILTON
FIsH-WO-thly and truly our own. You have added TO
this favor by placing al his side in the coming National
and state struggle one whose name gives strength 70
our ticket and one whom we shall support with uniir
ing zes-whom shall delight 10 clectipg 10 the
second Office Ia toe gilt Of state, the honest able
and irreproachsJle GEo " PATTERSON OF Chautsuque.
While We are deeply impressed with the magnitude
Of the National interests involved in the coming election
must not forget that citizens of New.iOrk rs
well of the United states and that beside the bonds
Of love and allegiance which bind US 10 the Republic
there yet exists the narrower perhaps but still closer
ties Of deep attachment TO our beloved state and
too much stress cannot be aid upon the necessity Of
electing proper men-ihose who have our confidence,
and those who are known 70 be true Whigs-to her
public councils
We live in a era in the history of state. IL
has under one-and Is still under going-great consti
utona changes The will OF the people called into ox
stence the Constitution OF $40 and the great work
then commenced Is yet 10 be completed. The modern
bosom OF Reform, welded by the stern resolves and
necessities Of the people has swept away the antique
cob web meshes the law and Justice hereafter IL 20
be- meted ont o. uuettered by chains OF unmeauing
forms ana uninfuenced by technical subtletes new
JudciaTyis 20 be permanently and guardedy organized
10 carry out these works % the fullest extent demanded
by the rights and voice of the people Our system OF
Jurisprudence IL In short 10 be fully cgcsied and total
y reformed. financial policy il to be arranged
upon sound principles Of Political Economy Shall
these great and important be confded 10 Demo
cratic Wings, in whose wisdom and honesty we can
safely rely those who have Democracy in their
political creed save its prostituted nsmst
shall the policy Of diminishing Executive power, es-
ablishlng a sound system of finance carrying on Judi
cious internal improvements snd periecting an enlarged
system Of incorporation for manufacturing and other
purposes. be permanently impressed upon the state or
shall the party which with Martin Van buren, At It's
head manifested ts first love for internal improvements
and for popular suffrage by sacrificing the great adyo-
cate OF both DIX WITT CLIFTON, 10 the spirit OF lac
ous party intrigue restless and active now as then
party which, with Martin Van buren, ~ its head es
tsbshed the great sham Of saetyiund and Hooded the
State with bad bank paper, be allowed to spoil the
work Of reform thus far successfully accomplished
The honor and safety of the Empire state hence
forth until the struggle asks AL your zeal patriotism
and exertions and finally demands from you through
the ballot box a response 10 these questions, by the
election Of the candidates offered for your suffrage
The ustre conferred upon our City by the election
from among US Of the iustrious De Win Clinton will
not be dmmed by the administration OF HAMILTON
FISH as worthy successor the state produce.
We into the contest with those assurances oil We
tory which given by righteous cause and honest
leaders. With FISH and PATTERSON on one wing.
FILLMORE the other, and Old RouGH AND READY
himself TO push on the mighty center column we shall
secure triumph more pure and more gratifying %
our great candidate himself than any which he ever
achieved the battle plains OF Mexico and give 70
enemies defeat ~ sweeping as was given 70 the
Mexicsns by ilustOus leader upon the weliousnt
field OF Buens Vista And our victory, instead OF eH'
hibtng the CORY trophies OF war will show the world,
struggling for Freedom, that the people OF this
great Republic worthy Of the great trust VI selsON
crnment cOnhded b them and will when the time de-
mands the majesty Of their power rebuke the cor
rupt and pr0hgate men who would convert A Common
wealth consecrated upon the altar Of Peace Progress
and Freedom INTO An instrument FOR the gratihcaon OF
a barbarian lust OF power and conquest and would de
grade il to level with the blood stained monarcnies Of
the old World
CHARLES RIDDLE Esq. came forward and offered the
following RESOLUTIONS.
Res1i-sd That the last Governor OF New York given
by the City % the state. De Wit Clinton Will nave
worthy successor in II lnILToN FISH 10 whom the WING
Young Men of NeWfork rejoice 10 recognize one OF
their disng and trusted leaders son OF WING
Of Is. snd himself devoted and indeiatgaDle wing
of q
Rssoired That the nomination OF GEORGE W.PATrEE
sos Tor Lieutenant Governor Is deserved tribute u
and iust recognition of the claims " the wings u
Western New York who have never ialtered OF been
found wanting IN the darkest hour and that tne candl
late presented for the second Office in the state mas
proved by able and sthul seryce 10 the Legislature
that no Whg Of the West could BE- found more entitled
70 the support Of the Wings Of the whole state.
Resolrsd That the nomination OF CHAsIEs Cook Tor
the arduous and responsible duties OF Canal Commls
soner c1mmends itself 70 the support OF al true " hgs
who desire 70 see placed In situations OF trust dis
unguished Ike him for ability energy business hso's
and devotion ~ the true interests OF the state.
Rss0ired That ALEXANDER Il. WELLS, our candidate
for state Prison Inspector deserves and vii receive the
cordial support of the People New York confident As
they are that the interests OF the state the important
station tor which he nominated could not be placed
In more capable or Trustworthy hands
F,soirsa That the Government founded 5y the Wigs
Of the Revolution was intended 70 De Government ~
and for the people ami not by Notwithstsnd
nr this through succession OF Administrations, the
power OF the people has been gradually Undermined
their voice disregsrdei Il requires the exertons Of
every patriot 20 restore the Government 70 rs pristine
purity as administered by Washington and We see no
means bv which this can be elected the election
Of ZACHARY TAYLoR who nss dec AIRED mat ne WI al
minister the Government IN the sprt Of the rst Fres
dents tor the benefit ct the whole people and not OF
party.
Resolred That MIIIARD FILLMORE, the candidate Tor
Vice President Of the United states for MS jealous
Efficient and successful advocacy OF me Rights OF amer
lean sbor deserves the gratitude and support OF al
who desire 70 see the industry OF the nation iolrish
and would prevent is prostston 70 level VILE TIE
labor OF Europe and that nis elevation 20 the Fcefre
.deucy viii Be an inadequate evidence OF their spree
alton Of hi. past services II the halls Of national essia
ton. m
Rssolr,d. That in the approaching Election are IN
voved those grea; measures and principles for which
the Wings Of the Union ever have con'enced and ever
III ronfend-a Tariz adequate Tor the raising Of Rev
epue and the Protection Of al branches OF Domestic In
sustry requiring protection and encOura cement the
Improvement Of Rivers snd harbors' and removal Of
- Commerce and intercourse between the
Srstes the orgsnizafon Of the Monetary System Of the
Country upon such basis as to secure % the People as
vel !. 10 the Government sound safe and reliable
currency resistance 70 the Extension OF slavery and
m Territorial Acknowledgement and Conquest and the
nsn,ennnca and support Of the grea, Republican prn-
coe ,hs, the VIII OF the People, as expressed through
their Reoresentaves in Congress should be paramount
and supreme
The Address and Resolutions were frequently -p-
slau ded and unanimously adopted