New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-14

by some-true, NJ Clay can bring out large WING vote
Dnt be az The sane time BRING out lArss Loco
20 match II. lie did bring out large Loco-FOco
In a. eut there no other bot the
Of HEShr CLAP Had you no Texas question connected
with election Of ~ Had you Native American
party 10 operate egsnst him Excuse for referring
4, but had you ehurehburnng in Philadelphia to
rate against him' Who believes that the Hberpan aae
the heads Of the LocoFocos as IL did IN -
when they made 70 believe that MI. Clay was icen
tined with tns riots In this city
What states can We carry for Mr.. Clay let rs look
at the facts say carry four New Enssnd STATES
Sew-York, New Jersey Delaware Maryland. North Car
DINA Kentucky and o.o which gives us one hundred and
fnsnfy eight electoral votes; and you here In PenDsy
vsnia make change Of 80 votes Ia your entire
state. you will carry Pennsylvania for him, too. (Grest
cheering
Does any man here believe n the Kane letter be
counted against MI Clay Ia as Does man here be-
eve that the manufacturing interest Of the State OF Penn
sylvsnia-the great iron interecan be made 10 relieve
that Mr.. Pols 10 better Tsnf thst Henry Clay
Do.s any think that there viii be the foreign vote
against Mr.. Gay there va 10 ~! Have rot these
had opoornnty TO ascertain who are their most
sesdfsst friends In this country, When there WAS 40
cd for In Coz starving
Isb where did the Irish
The pd to be their friend in NevOresos but Henry Clay
whom they mao been made 70 believe he, moe os'e op
ponenf oy 10 the presence OF you, people OF Fem
sylvenis, that there s shadow Of doubt upon
mind bot that exerons eau be msde 10 th. city
togve Mr. Clay the vote OF the STATE, snd ~ .aeee" IL
hat look toif DO not look 20 idle sod emp
y coz Piment' having q ElscOrs votes Of
Geoss Tennessee sod Loosisns all Of which can be car
red for Mr. Clay If want TO make certain OF Penn
sylv.pie let the National Convention which IL 10
bic here on the 7h Jone select the man for the Fospres
ident who il most likely to save PennsJ vanis Cries Of
Scott Seoti huzra for Scott
Henry Clay not the only who has been sacrificed
in this Countrywide only who fills place In the
hearts Of his countrymen There 70 another gallant col
Ono hose has excited dssrsst mpsths
II the human heart shout this entire country Lay
or oOes and III. Of s sDd
dsaon.trs,ions He has reached the highest summit Of
a IN
to acquire emnsnes in civil preferm.n and II be will
apr IL they mate hun Vic. Pfe.idsss 10 as. TO make
him President In 81 IPfoloDsusd applause
o Msa ~Sg b m. sOd, OF Ger S
nation think Of Of the same psriydferiDs only upon
the question Of poey-ive were to propose to .uPerede
Cen Taylor 10 the field BY appointing Henry Clay 10 the
command Of his army And where would be the difference
10 the treatment Of the two 10 proposing to .upe.sds
against the AdmnisIs alton when they proposed to take
Thomas Hart Benton, civilian, without military srps
Mexico, And where 10 the diserenee between taking
soldier to put the heads OF civilians and
Ii does not follow because Gen Taylor /. good soldier
that he will make wise and polite civil officer. VIII our
vulsions with which Europe threatened and who would
you select as your helmsmsp' man OF erps'enee-.
he 10 politicisn-only because NJ says Wing"
very short csechism brother Wings to say tbat" am
principles" Whigs what would these think Of
man who would go into the streets. and tay, sm
Christian, but do not believe in the Saviour! NOW
think better OF Gen Tay ors honesty defend that man
against attacks Of his enemies when they say be
Whie and will Inshe Wing President and when he tells
the country he Is Wing and will not look 70 the prnci
pies of the party for his guidance
Henry Clay -. Whig fCheers suppose be we're to
Of the party, will not run a. Wing candidate will M be
honest for him TO administer the Government on Wing
principles Won 1t be honest 10 Gen Taylor when he
he will not look to principles TO administer the
Government Wing principles. say it s Islander on
the character Of Gen Taylor to say that he cspsble Of
writing such letters he has written upon this subject
aud then to 20 in and select whig Cabinet and admins
ter the Government upon Wing principles
do not know what may be the determination OF other
gentlemen, bat for myself am resolved TO stand by the
principles Of the Wing party lCheers stand. doubt
not, amid helming majority Of those no
determined stand by me Butif stood here alone IF
were the only man IN this ssssmby-if you were all
Taylor men-sl Loco Focos, unsuihed, | would stand
dependent for support than am 10 Philsd el
phia have dooei among my own constituents have
stood up against the action Of the Legislature u yrsnis
and the Wbs Convention Of Virginia They have 10 sub
stance declared and of them In terms declared that
the principle of the party have become obsolete
demand TO know how principles have become obso-
ete-bow the Tariff question Protection 70 american In
ete question those who have abandoned The true path
1t has only become obsolete question TO those who are
satisfied OF the wisdom the justice and the utility or the
opposite party and who have laid down their and
solved 10 fight no more.
But be this as IT may, hsye srrsyed myself with the
sever myself, let what will come.
the nsioy of the party whom they assemble here In
OF this Union, suitable and available candidate Gen
TAYLOR and nominate him. will vote chesrully for hin.
Gentlemsn, / have occupied much more Of your hme
than could be fairly Appropriated to my share and a.
there ether gentlemen here whose eloquent voices you
doubtless anxious to hesr will take my leave OF You
by returning my most hearty thanks for the kndne" With
which have bern received and the patience with which
have been listened to this evening.
Mr.. Bolts here sat down amid prolonged cheers