New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

- - t. Ind losis PhHippc he aen Asked
hox could Democrats throw away TIER Tots q as,
and thus cad . he election % Taylor i--e -.
Oh slaves and clrlll.-rel - every r. - nc -.
of Slavery Re : net consider . exactly ~ 70 neA-
The trends Of Cass % assert taai vote iof ~ y
rss 10 erect hsf vote f1r Taylor md ne nl5ils y
TAYLOR saying thzt vote Tor an buren as VOC -
cas- FOR "a part. be thought ials would s.eei -
zer;euen ard he could lot -n1erstand y = -. = =
IT, ri1cu'ed ire position q Iay-cr snd - 'aro--
declarations u beng Wig. c-i nlt AZ - ~ =
ret decided Whig TIE south lad noH-nsted an
because be vas available enough N1ls y IT,
he said . VA 100 days ard Henry C-sy aAd BOY le
csrei tns hs would for Taylor anS tist Heos'e,
had only sad &c would noi oppose 1iri Cleel'-a !
have been tod that TIE Wig esrers are slz 20 Nl.f
Ia ne rank ard &c opposed 70 this Peerlay aFA-l.s
nomination. Esre had = tired on ne az u -
hing lie --.-l-e1 tae pes nat tle 7" -ii1l ~.
Eas unconstitutional. snd .nsianced ne So = -
bis containing the principle from y" asn-le ..h -.l
. Polk and that vas e iar down ss iney eo-a '''
arrive Cheers
He denied that personal revenge wrought the noinl-
nation q ~ father Tbs criss RI ne cause OF FREE
4 only e.s.aS rf. resunesrsnce again on the potca4
stage he sad lis father Was DESTROYS ttsi ns l-i-e
should not BE- used ID connection We nc
from the Urcs % the Buffalo Conventions Preierrins
ire comfortable retirement ~ AZ present cl9s- va
49, best Il health 10 individual co-c BE- less soci
0us f1r tie result an1 he ssked Tor % max w "a
sad that n-ch good lad already resulted 1un g =
tailou e; the North and that NJ webster 1aa acAoN
edged that The Free Democracy are OF ~ il- 4aN
probably thinking that they had made r.taNe 10 ne
5.sco~erv 81 the North star Cheers Re demon
--ses he reosrerosuess Of the idea nat ms strike
for Liberty would Dissolve the lnion renals'u 70 .e
language OF Col Benton that me women ala -..-Iel
would prevent such result he SAID tnat amour
himself admitted that the Free soil part' would prove
victorious in - He t1ougni mere Es --1u' -
disposition with some % take an early tan
Texas Tas brought into the Lnon y the iecent WI
and contrary o. the stipulation Pok had made y AessFs
Dix Tappau Blair &C. The -st state W cay snall
be- Tree In spite % sny such .ntriznes Cheers nov
!. the time % settle this great question. never nad
there been agitation thst bad caused . srest com
motion .n brief period lie referred % ne in,ei
ste Northern traitors in the House who had d~inded
down ~ tour IN number. who mad Al lost reno INNS
- --rbree yroans were given for BrdsaA lie
sad the constituents 0f Mr. 3 would soon sette his
case.
He then gave an account Of the enthusiasm for the
movement throughout hs travels particularly % Ne"
Fn-lsnd where great majority the people were
aroused for the cause tie sso poir ed % the buoy am
accounts continually being received rom tnat secloh
of the country which had experienced the great ole'
snrs Of the Ie-ers0uan Drdinance-le states OF llt
N.rfh west he also read cheering fttcr from Mr.
Giddnc. p.edzn- Ohio and the Reeve ny about me
same ma 5riy which Harrison received IN Ne" J ON
h. .si1 tour aiihs Ot the nemocrttt party were loi
Van Ruren and great portion Oi the Nnig party, win
many Of the leading Whg orators anc statesunsn-Nl
he Hall, loud cheers. Joseph J. White &C &C a
voice in the crowd suggested W ncres NfttitF' A-n
To this suusiou. Mr Van Buren, ever ready with a
reply on any crier -ency remarked am sorry o. say
that that distinguished gentleman ~no nsd declared
hs unslterabie opposition o. mere military chieitsns M
,end- % vote tor Gen Taylor whose ory cl-ms for Office
were founded solely on these grounds coupled WIN
being aIso An extensive STAKEHOLDER his man claimed
b. he sn advocate of Land Limitation ana made some
nrccnsOns o. being anti Renter but SUI NJ refused
10 vote for the and Limitation and Anti Rent csndi
dates h. announced his intention % -ong with US II
1e thong nt We should succeed withou' him Laughter
We have the satisfaction q know tat the ConserFa
tves going for Cas-. which makes our victory Ger
tain Though he had seen. the other day that tney ~
tended Withdrawing their ticket and vote with us He
then alluded % those original COnserv atises Tor ayof
" e Ri.cs. \ TaIma dge : o. d smith and John
g. CLARK
Sir VAN BrrEN then read etter from Jefferson 70
nephew In 1915 In favor Of Abolition and said that
Thu. true patriot dared 20 be honest md could he have
been alive At this day would have bern foremost this
movement he concluded BY saying thAt the Conserr
ative faction got Up 90 sacrifice -lss Wright ana
that Il defeated hun tor Governor and caused his Ia
nented death and y added this noble comon
wealth viii never sink 10 the abect degradation OF sup
porting another Stakeholder.
Two songs were then sung "Whst are you
about John snd Good bye to Gen. Cas- Mr..
-ciAEfrrR wound up the proceedings Of the meeting
in very happy speech. which elected much applause.
The meeting then al burned and formed In process
ZION sttorv-~rd tho P-oity smiling
on the platform the embers OF the tonres were emit
ting their last fame and the echoes OF eoquence and
song dying amid the pillars Of the City Hall when
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The fuIuNinS lftttI Whs fHfriN"h from hvh
WILLS HArr
1tvrtrrrr have fr.e. rt f'.f 'a.' t i-t RI heN
Nsstac 90 No Fn-ai. Of Free SOIL ta 'e he pc ~.
Martu tterlaHn iaa are n0t u'se u '-il'- -'l -'t
deep interest 1 's cub 49, t-f fol sail ri ODD ' t "
sry gay l OIL, poser. tn ts Advancement
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as- Of se. o. ir,a,' ore SECTION oi ns ta11 =. .ae .s-,
acquired b az % tie elos aan saui a. 49,
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