Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Sec'ry.
From the New York Tribune, Sept. 10 ]
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CLh NlOR
AT ALBANY The Argus concurs With our lie
legraphic dispatch and with private advIces IN
representing the Clay Meeting at the Capitol on
Thursday evening as very large and enthusiastic.
Mr. Selden's ayowals Of immovablc deter nina
lion 10 vote for Henry Clay and him only were
received with almost frantic appreciation.
AT New BRUNSWICK, N. Jour corcspon
dent represents the Clay Meeting at this place IS
larger and more enthusiastic than any other meet
ing oil The campaign.
AT GLEN, MONTGOMERY Co. n. IA Clay
Meeting was held al Fuionvie on THURSDAY
evening. We have the call before US, signed BY
1876 Wings Of Glen. This town gave 3O2 votes
each tor Clay AMI Polk n IS44.I
ELEVENTH WARD Clay MEETING In accord
ance with call meeting OF the Eleven Ward
Wings was held las! night in Tinkham Hail.
cor. Avenue G.. and Fourth 81. Tor The purpose OF
aiding in the election OF Henry Clay 10 The ensu
ing Presidential campaign. After hearing some
enthusiastic Clay songs adjourned 10 attend
gathering OF similar in.en! held in Williams.
oulsh.
ENTHUSIASTIC WING MEETING.
AT Jersey City las, evening" large and srfi
ted Clay and Fillmore Wing Meeiigs was h"i
at Washington Hall, attended BY about one thou
sand persons.
Dr.. Gautier made a few appropriate remarks
on taking the chair, which were Cordially respond.
ed 10 BY The audience. He then introduced 10 lne
auditory Hon. Willis Hall OF New York who
was greeted with great applause. MIR. III. cx-
planned his objections 10 General Taylor at
some length, declaring lha! he was no Wing
neither was he sound en- the cardinal measures
oil the Wing party He demonstrated The insra
lude Of tn: Philadelphia Convention to Henry
Clay and the other leading Wing Statesmen, 10
mastery manner and called upon the Wing
party 10 rally Tor Clay and Fillmore and raise
| The Wing standard aloft as in 1910 and Al. He
said that the name OF Gen. Tayl or inspired no
enthusiasm and that The Fall elections had proved
so far disastrous 10 the Wings.
E Dela6eld Smith then made brilliant speech,
which was characterized win much eIoqneDce
| and point. He reviewed the composition OF the
Delegates to Philadelphia, and gave TO very fiat.
tering report oil their leachery 10 Wing States.
men and principles. He said that he had travel
ed South considerable since the Philadelphia
ticket was formed, and that nowhere did he meet
with The enthusiasm that was promised inr them
In the North he said Taylor's nomination lei,
like wet blanket. The greater portion oil the
Wings Of Ohio he continued, had arrayr.: hem.
selves with The Buffaloes [Chcefs He tencd
that the result, in Nor b Carolina was auihuta.
BILE 10 local causes, rcin his own personal obssr
vations. Il was caused by the nomination oi
| Taylor aud the rejection OF principles. lie ihen
appealed 10 the Jersey Wings who loved their
much cherished men and measures, to rally for
Harry OF the West and Fillmore, and thereby
achieve glorious victory, or meet an honorable
defeat
Col. Carroll then made few encouraging re-.
marks, and the meeting broke mp in the greatest
harmony. o..
Resolutions ratifying the nominations oil Gay
and Fillmore, introduced by MIR. Wakeman, were
unanimously adopted.
A Stale Convention, to form an Electoral Tick
ct, is called al Trenton for The 4 h OF OCTOBER.