New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

- seventh Ward.-A large ana s e,is sii
mrsnan 10 notice. the East Broadway House corner OF
ta.t Broadway and PkesL Tuesday evening SEPT T.
i8i3 on motion MATHEW BIRD, was appointed Chair
man and r F. LockwooD and {. Y. BoyrE secreanc-
The call Of the meeting was read and approved. -.
The Chairman of the meeting BREEZY stated me oDoe oi
the meeting to formation Of Democratic Clay Gun
afer which letter from John Minor Bots OF Nrgnia f-
ging energetic and immediate action, was read anna Inc
An adde's to the Wings ofthe Cny ofNeNY ORR in rea-
lion 10 he nomination Of the Philadelphia Convention, ana
showing the cuty and expedeucy of perseveIng IN tie pres
emf movement then submitted aud Unanimously adopted
gAe following resolutions were presented and edopled
iih acclamaIon, ,,
Re.ored. That as Wings Of he Seventh Wsid assembled
10 public meeting on the approach Of Presidenai tec.1
We desire emphacay 10 record our sieadas ana uA
watering devotion TO Wing principles beheying IA ue
wisdom patriotism, and eNpediency Of lie lundhinehia
principles Of the VIII. parry, they have been pubsned
,cfno.y led ged and acted upon from the commence uen
and they have been eXpounded aud illustrated py cum
ent Statesmen. who have never hesaied 10 aF0N urn'
selves Wings and have been recognized and h0noru NJ
Wings ihto1ghoa the length aud breadth Of The land
Resrei That is due 10 lees 10 those principles man 20
Tie honor ana consistency Of The Wing party hai he canal
didate selected by H. representatives IA ue Nau.a
venion assembled for the highest oihce m he s1 Of Tue
people be und0ubled aud ACKNOWLEDGED men per 81 we
pary whose lie, character sud services have been iuAy
known and uhed with il history and progress Tor
series vi years; ana concerning "Noih .lelc an 20
question bis views, or doubt a. 10 his course IN le
consdorai disposition OF any OF Tie lea1ns SUBJECTS
which divide the parties Of The country.
R,s0irc1 That while cheeriully accord 10 GENERA.
ZACHARY TAYLOR high admiration for las military sAA
sGd ability and deep gratitude for The important service
he las rendered the country during The late war wan
Mexico vet cannot recognize M him me Candidate lO
be Presidency required by tie Wig party, and putlng
ASIDE m remark lis ability ana fitness the osce m qges
uon claim ihat in accepting The nomination OF me mia
gs Convenrou II was ais duty then 10 subscribe fully
10 the Nh creed. II he never before had adopted H. ~
Wa duty fhenceJTih 20 have refused All oiher no
mai ons As The candidate OF every party and the repre-
sentative Of none neither respect or admire l
Res9lrcd That the Wing party Las among lis members
many able, eloquent long tned and welkno"h slalesie
no have counsee wIih abOued for, and adhered 10 H.
in adversy aud defeat and who have been lis worthless
opponents and br hesi ornaments IN prosperity sd sle
cess the selection OF ether OF whom ~ Tue N-lous
Convention candidate for the Presidency honor Won
have been conferred alike upon the Delegates ana upon ,
party That first and highest among TINS dlsuls
number stands the maine Of me greai Oiaoi ol ll
he best and hesi esenAtye Of ls parry "hel"eI q
/ Statesman or a. a Msn-HENkf CLAY.
Re.lrod That recent indications o plo.c se''sl
m make more aud more apparent the great ana uup~o1
able error committed by the fiialsIPns tonselol p
sacrificing the highest interests % nr parry ana ol e eO
y uluu the shrine oi military glory ana mat We ie-i-
wiki deep interest The determination manifested ~ he po
pie ia various sections OF me country 10 express siI V
IONS a. 10 public measures and men, irrespective Oh le ar
raneemeu.s and ishes OF designing political leaders;
Reoircd That upon The question OF slavery me W NJ
parry occupies now heretofore, position Satisfactory u
Inc South calculated 10 promote the peace OF me country
lie anton of the sates and worthy Of free and enlightened
men OF all parties sections. That considers ne nsil
uuon OF Slavery, where already exists as eAcIusise.,
within he Jurisdiction OF the states ana entirely beyond Ih'
control Of Congress o. the other Slalestna 10 Opposes
10 extension of Slavery 10 any new siaes or letol
belonging, or thai may hereafter become annexed "
Re,olrei Thai the character. aianmenis, quancator
and OF distinguished fellow c!u1en AMlL or
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approaching elections thaiwe have confidence thai eec'
ed. his aduinsTa. iOu would ne emnruiy adN alle-eo
and satisfactory The people Of the Empire Stale ana
therefore most cordially recommend him 10 me iaNoAO
consideration OF the Wing Convention about 10 assemble
| juca.
Eloquent addresses delivered by John Fowler ~
Dr. James T. Wood. y. bergssse Labsu and others \
The request OF the meeting Mr. W O. Micke entertained
hem with several patriotic Wing songs accompanied o.
fail and hearty chorus from The audience.
The meeting then proceeded 20 or. anise DEMOCRAT
CLAY CUE FOR the Ward and the OF the eveniu
upwards Of 80 Clay Wings Of the ward, aligned thei
| names members.
The following were selected as officers Of the Club.
JOSEPH NJ. PRICE, President.
WILLIAM D. ASDREws, isi Vice President.
PsRsl JEwErr, 2i Vice President,
K,en,Ep W. j i Secretaries.
DANIEL L. PETITE, Treasurer.
On notion Committee consisting ofDr James r WoOc
Daniel L. Petee, X. F. Lockwood, j. l.. Barrier and y
Webb appointed 10 dram and resolutions
government VI the Club
The meeting iouFned subject o. the cal Of the newt
elected officers. aier three three hearty cheers
Harry Of the Wet" MATTHEW BIRD, Chairman.
x + s Royss Secretaries. Il.
~ 1, %. of %. F.-Ths r L. General Encsnpmen
oi1ne State OF New lOrS, Will hold regular 40 uurue
unal session this "Wednesday evening" Sept 49, o. the Gran
Encampmeni rooms, 80 Broadway. al s O'clock. Men
bers Will please be punciual. By order.
sl5 II JOHN l. VAN BOskERCk. Grand Sc D
~ Grand Temple q Honor -. Of ~. VA
al curued eetng OF he Grand Temple viii be IN the
II ALL $50 Broadway this evening, Wednesday, ali ococ
Representatives. Will be punctual By orter