New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-23
Indiana The whIs,-rle Presidency.

Correspondence 4 The rrturc.
IsDiAsArc-is. 10 March ~. 1913.
SIR Allow one who has always been "a uncon-
promising Clay Whr to address you FOR the purpose
Of rendering tie sincere thanks Of numerous host
OF the fas; friends OF that glorious Statesman under
whose banner sou arc 50 maniuliy and 80 success
fully fighting B, encourage fgtt on and be
your re arr the grateful remembrance in the hearts
Of thousands Of true lovers Of our country.
have seen il stated 10 a number Of Eastern pa.
pers. that the Whig Convention q this State
which assembled at indianapolis on the 9th Jan.
had nominated Tsy lor This has long since been
c.ntradicted it therefore needs 40 farther notice
at NY hands I can assure, yos, however. that
tuch & nomination Was attempted and met with
most sisn-i defeat At 2 meeting On the evening
previous sMf Cookery offered aresoiutoninstFuc,
ing the Convention On the following dsy 70 nomi-
nate Gen. Tsy or for the Presidency. Ths was
voted down By an almost unanimous mol No"
The friends OF Mr. Clay were large majority IN
tie Convention and cog have Instructed the Delegates
the National Convention - 70 i0i nm, with but te
opposition they preferred 70 send them uunsTuctet.
II requires great unzumiiy and thorough organic
for wings carry this STATE, and those Two elements
they determined e. have 10 the approaehing
contest Indiana must Dc redeemed ssuil me waieh-
word OF every Wing This Determination swhst md seed
the 70 send their Delegates uninsirueod 80 tha hey
wach he Of sveais zlo cs- their votes for
tie man ths. uiu be elected. Tue Delegates ali
friendly 70 Mr Csy Esht " them prefer hifn 70 cit nv
ilgmes. They conht-r him the 5cH sad the HreHgsn
n ir csa be demonstrated a. Piisds'ph. thar New
York b. carried Dr. Novsm5er hsn the entire nciana
Delegation for him without farther aI--ton For ny
part have yet % meet the h!sl hg who does Dot
prefer Clay ii they thought he certain Of success, u
not succeed -ith him u We sEe destined to sue
cess al eli, The bone add sins~-th- workug men
Il h t.rF ! qaI
party man, snd would have candidate who Wond
be the fuhul exponent d the principle. Of that party
though certain that defeat would be the in
evitable result Wi the infamous career Of John Tyler
for guide can never never consest 20 me nominA
ton q any other than wholeIouled Wig BIT have
deuce Hal the TIN CT June. believe they will obey
commands Of THE PEoPLE. and again pat On TIE
track our much loved our gallant barry Clay lie IS me
choice Of The Wig ps'ty-the Aloha Of the love the
Omega Of their hoPss He Is the live coal which con,
Whig heart lie IS the great Entrustsd and UnbetTay
ng-the Champion, the Pac icaor the Prophet OF Whs
state rnsn The prs6minent Favoro He lives but for
his country and eHthToned in the sasetions q he Eco
Ps-I am glad 10 see THAI your valiant friend, Col.
Webb, has taken sides against Cay a. bis sdvoeacy IS
cer,sn death TO any cause. u
" The Cincinnati Alas contains call for
CLAY Meeting 10 that City on the 22d, signed BY
over six long columns Of Wing names. The Ed
itor Apologies for his inability to give more names.
The number published is 500. The Editor, in
thrilling leader, truly says Of 'ir. Clay;
His fameis neither ephemersl sectional. There &.
fer thistnere IL deep philosophy 10 u: IL
is because being buided the solid foundations Of true
principles II will stand the test Of scrutiny and oil time
because the foundations broad the Interests OF his
whole country, snd universal the love Of liberty la
his presencs the pgmy spirit Of sectional faction hides ts
diminished head 10 shame and confusion. No friend OF
Henry Clay commsuds hun to the country because IN the
Providence of God bis dwelling place has been allotted
70 Jim i.fa rIa nr
Of the zion claim him End are equally proud Of him ["
their countrymsn. whose sheds un.dng glory on
political sdyeTsaries have been too doesn't TO oppose him
such grounds His name belongs, a. d. trans
for the prncp pies and OF policy he has 20 org
and ably advocated embrace every Interest and every sec
OF the whole Republic. His political fren4s h9arii
approve the souEooess Of his principles and the WISDOM o
bis policy: while his opponents cOncede hs SINGER
~ AGO paeiimf ana consequently iesgecl ahn sullo
him for his 'shsoued, noble qualities no wonder then
even the shades Of private life such sman though with
the power Of rewsfdng his friends should b tie cen
ire OF such concentrated attraction"
WHlG MEETISG-The Wings of Dorchester held
large NEE citing Saturday evening to respond to
the nomination OF Hon. HORACE MASS. We annex
some Of the excellent resolutions which were
imousy adopted by the meeting:
Res0l1ed That The Whigsof Dorchester, bsns they
The determined opponents Of Slavery IN all its forms
and being they wholly posed 70 the extension Of
th-t cdious Institution lands which row free hail
viii pleasure the nominstion Of gentleman to represent
the District Of joins QUINCY Al Congress who will
IN msuiY ard e5qusnce, stand by the principles
which thai zrea statesman so long AID ably defended
he5olred That lex % The extension Of Slavery, we hold
that he Free Trade of the present Admnisra
calculated 70 mpoverisn the Free States sud 70
duce the wages free Labor and We feel assured that In
the election VI Horace mann. shall place upon the
Ao9r Of Congress 40 able advocate VI Protection To
American ludusiTy"
TIE TAYLOR MEETING IL BALTINORE.-Ag-ee-
ably to the published call lie Taylor without Dis
lLct,on OF party, met G. the Exchange in Baltimore, on
Monday evening last. The number In attendance was
very LARGE. DANIEL wARHgLr. Esq. was appointed
Chairman assisted by tythrse yeePresdenis and four
Secretaries among whom we notice the name Of BEanz
Mayer
Speeches made By TACKLE WALLIS. J. Husr and
{. II. Pitts Esqs. and Hon. REyLRDI Jons,)N. Com
mee Of five having been appointed TO prepare resou-
TONS number submitted ard adopted, from which
we select the most important
s. Resoired That in the judgment Of this meeting Gen
ZACHARY TAYLoR eOnspicu0usy Indicated by The pup
lie voice aud his merits for the first place 10 the Ma
ton Daring long life Of public service, he has been az
for his country and nothing for himself Great IN com
snd bat greater obediencs-brsye In his wisdom and
prudent his cJuraze-mercifu IA victory and modest IN
triumph-h- has given to his countrymen always an eS
ample Of thai moderation which Is the ee' ssmsh
and mark Of stsesm;nship and greatness From sush
professions Of faith are need es he nast Son'
tuition for his guide and has declared tbs. he will follow IT,
We have confidence In his ability and know MS truth
"On our Own responsibility then snd whom any
pledges from him We do hereby n9minate MIN 70 the
rec voters OF the Union the Peoples Candidate and
the Man for the crisis -,
b. Rsssirsd That Ne nvits fsllowcitiken' OF the
several Counties this State to cooperate with u' IN the
support Of General TAYLOR by meeting 10 pmsy assem-
Bile. and hy the selection Of Delegates u STATE Isyof
Convention for the adoption Of measures TO secure MS
election.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia BalId'H says FAR
Their in relation TO the subject:
The most shameful confusion WAS attendant upon ths
meeting Kissing halooing shouting and noise 80 that the
speaker. voices we're literally drowned Hon k9Vefdy
Johnson said lie thou ght he Addressing bamoIeans
but found they were bssksusrds -,
Messrs Wsace Pills, Collins. Brent Hunt and othsn
shared the Interruptions M Mchahsn succeeded
ip befpg heard and rssd letter from Oea. Taylor.
TIE NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIOoE.-The work
IL b. gun and hrst crossing has been made AN for.
tuuAsly enable furnsh thrilling facts connected
with this journey, such as no no man Ia he New Nore
ever before made.
II raised says the DISTINGUISHED Rurineer) my first
ule wire cable Saturday, aud anchored it securely
both In Canada aud New York. To-day, tMsrsh 49,
gheued II 10, and suspended below u al iron BASKET
which had caused TO be prepared for the purpose, and
u,bfrh il attached pulleys along the Gale.