New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
Great whig nIeeriu, i, the Capital.

The Al5any Ersa,sy J.l r.el Of Tuesday mas
the following account Of ,he atmS at the Cspi
CD ou Monday night.
The large bell of ,he Capital vas densey crowded
l1st is1t % hesr ne report % ne 30 m tiee ap-
p1intff on saturday evenug o. consider Cen AYLoR' $
letter the Dem o Charleston wn0 o. minated
him aud Gen. hr-ILER A. p e. lock. Judge fARMELEE
called ,lc meeting % order. ard ~ COIN =. Chair
iran 0i fhc committee on Kes1l ions, look ne stand
and addressed ihe meeting Tor an hour eiAf0ry
% report deprecstir- hssty ac a., and ped-ing the
meeting t0 vote .he Electoral Irs % BE nominated
hy the Wig -tts C1nventicr -cmarks sr-e en-
thgss.ti,sl.y .ecaiyed he CO hesitate between
Gen TATL1a. y. ID bad reptat.,. 'eclared himself q
Mig end Gen. CAss who wasa Foco Of the very
lowest -rsde or MARrIN Van y who hsi done
more than Almost any other man .ebase and disgrace
the country. Mr. Cs remarks warmly eheered
t1r0u rhout.
and mgde of his most eloquent speeches. tie car
RED audience with him AMI the evident imp ssion
alno., every mind NJ ihe close Of his speech was
that no Whig would be- faithful either 70 his party or
bis country. who should mold back from re aous
support OF TAYLOR and FILLMORE. His remarks
awakened the too long slumoef ng enthusiasm OF our
working Whiys, and Will result cs1d 10 the Cause
A. the close Of Mr. WHEATON marks, the ques
ton taken on the following 81 ard resolution,
which were adopted almost unanimously. re were
not dozen dssentcrs in the meeting
REPORT
The Committee 10 whom was referred the -respon
dencc between Mr. PRINGLE chairman OF a Taylor
meeting in Charleston ; c. and Genera TAYLOR re-
specially report,
That they have given the subject their careful and
deliberate consideration am are lei 70 believe that the
respectable meeting. by VIII "A your Committee were
appointed. have acted under sJre Misrepresentation ~
20 the position assumed by General TAYLOR in this cor
rCspOndence.
i, seems 10 have been supposed that this nomination
communicated In the Prngls letter and accepted by
General Taylor emanstei from Wing meeting, who
had repudat the nomination OF WILLARD FILLMORE.
Ha nHt.ff md uldn
preston might well be- expected that such an act OF
supposed treachery, on the part oi southern Wings,
would have provoked the Just indignation Of the Wings
of the North and particularly 90 his friends ana fellow
Wings in his own state 70 turned out however, that
this nomination az TGY'l- and BHtar in TRUTH comes
from body Of seeding LOcO-l ocus, who have very
properly discarded their candid ate Gen Cas-, ana
put better in his place ard that Gen Taylor IN
bis answer while he accepts the u0unat 10, processing
It's face to come from the fmocrstc ciuzens of
Charleston" expressly tells them his acce lance Is
without pledges or conditions
Your Committee do not see r Is letter of General
Taylor anything inconsistent Hl'h the course NJ has
unifC rmy pursued and he was nominated At the ns
National Convention with full Srlwetge of the posi
ton he thus occupied n ths movement had proceeded
rorn seeding Whiss, who had abandoned Mr. FILLMORE
end refused to support him it would have present
ed q very different question bu. we must DO the
southern Wings the Justice 90 say nat TAR as are
inf rmed they have throughout acted with perfect good
faith toward Mr. Fillmore AMI their Whig banners are
all without sing exception, ns lOed win tue names
Of Taylor aud lmore Let not the VIII Of New
York then set the example of bad faith. which they
have been go eager 10 condemn ia the mere antcipa
ton OF that dsaiicctiOn which now prcFes never 20
have existed amsng the Southern Wigs south Caro-
ina boasts ofneyer having given aaythng but Demo,
cratic vote in thirty years. We htVe alwa conceded
the vote of that stat 10 Cass aud Butler a. we put
ourselves in passion il Taylor shall help 10 spit
ticket in that state On the contra 'us &c we not 10
r. Oice IT, and be glad 10 cOmpr0m-e Tor such vote
Your Committee deem 10 the imperat.N my on All
Nfgfhor AEhrs and particularly 4 the " nlg- Oi New
York who have been favored vii BE- nunnflon oi
candidate from their state TO Vice Pre- sdent %
support in good faith the nominee OF me PlI hephA
Convention. We are now 20 glucose Oetw en- laylot
and Fillmore on the one hand al Cas- tnt butler GA
the other We all had our preferences, al lur ia'of
tie candidates, for the nominations We Fe m an Oh
as been grieyousy disappoint,d y the result but
TAYLOR and Fillmore are now the MY Candidates Oh the
Wing party. and surely ou- . not o. hesitate 70
give that ticket united support 30 long a. tne
Wings Of the South true 10 l let rs without TAI
tering. be true 10 them.
Your com rniitee have. upon hu consd, ZION. unan-
imously agreed to submit aud recommend - this meet
Ing the following resolution
Resoircd That he farther consideration OF suDecl oe
reeea 70 the Wig state c9qy rye, o9 an IS, o We w
All whichis respectfully submitted
JOHN A. COLLIER FRANKLIN 0WNsEND,
SAMUEL STEVENS, WILLIAM me,
GH a TssEie oTinsrEAp. r. G. WiHEAToN.
Judge VAN RENSSELAER, folio ed. in support OF the
position occupied by Gen TAiLoR, and IN particular
commentator OF his Allison Letter
T. BUTLER KING of Ga beiT recOs nlzed IN the
meeting, loudly called N. and addressed the
meeting briefly He assured the Wings o. Albany that
the Wings Of the South had no wish q direct votes
from Mr. FILLMORE. he repels' the idea that any
Wing who supported TAYLOR, nth d south could
have any desire % prevent TIE election OF MiLLARD
FILLMORE. Mr. X 5 remarks we're well .eceived.
The meeting then adjourned. n ne ny cheers for
TAYLOR and FILLMORE. II was, sltogeu =, the most
enthusiastic gathering of the %, and oded gra
tifying Indication Of public sentiment re may be
regrets felt that some other Wing tlan al TAYLOR
was not nominated but when the make srnative OF
CAss TAYLOR il presented, scarcely lir can be
found in doubt which Of the two cho
Il is TO be hoped that this NEE 90 vii followed up
by local meetings for organizsi Jn. Ey town and
ward In the State should have H. Club the meet
ings soon to be held preparatory TO T. ae Conyen'
ton viii be proper time to prepare ~ TIE work De-
fore US.
On motion Of b. K. SPELMAN, . vas
Resolrsd That the thanks of tlis needing are due,
and hereby rendered, 20 Messf- COLLIER and KIDD
Delegates from this state for tbc votes they gave IN
the Philadelphia Convention.