The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-17

second time, with similar result.
Three cheers for Taylor--Hurrah hurrah hurrah,
hurrah and some grooming.
Gov. JONES' Of Tennessee, was the next speaker.
Our reporter unable to catch word Of what he
and therefore must let his speech go the board
Mr.. FOWLER, OF Otsego called for, and appearing
was loudly cheered He spoke Of his adherence to
Henry Clay who always had been, and was his first
choice for the Presidency for in that embodi-
cd all the principles Of whiggery He would be willing
to walk on his hands and knees from Maine to Texas,
to the election of Mr.. Clay to the Presidency
He worked for his nomination in the ntion and
wept that he ccessful.
Mr.. Fowler had bee previously called but was
ected by the assembly in consequence of the suppose
ton that he adhered to the nomination of General
Taylor; his remarks however, were received with ap-
plause.
Some motion afterwards made relative to tho
resolutions, which were laid on the table.
The meeting was declared adourned, and imme date
ly the PEN alias staging, tumbled to the ground.
During the proceedings Of this meeting several pub
of which the following Is n specimen
81 GENERAL TAYLOR NEVER SuRRE,pEusw
h nS To which
purposes to accomplish party build snsmis
s to the VIII sssa: s% y
for tho best Of the whole country
people Rn s P wi" Of the
COMPOSED GENERAL ZACHARY rAY.
LoR, AS A CANDIDATE ron pREsIDEsr
Make way "oi Rough an Ready noble manto pa.s
In costly rY sat hs IL s1sp Ss s.y
No! attred in a trough and ready way;
"A
With mind for his nobility
croRus
Then pHiar the Rough and Ready" banner to tbs rss
AND a. tn Mp icy IL proudly wave
f Es koa ass ana ssy. an @ ease
Ills Is; crest, soul Min in virtue utn strong
Which gold bribs not to what iswrong,
Nor blinds to what is right;
The specimen of noble race
Behold 1t in his open face
CHoRus-Thsa, &c.
He cringes not to the rich above
Nor Expresses the poor below
Misfortune ~ r cannot cool his love, -
vi ""'ei' Y man. - ~ ~ w w.. 1850 J.; $40. -,
As is the magnet 70 the stes Il "'''
viz Cpnur.Hr.r r..
He env;e, not thu deonest s,r..
lie SCOTS not at the meanest wight
And all the war that he doth wage
Is IN the cause OF truth and right;
i ror the n. highest honor Of his native Land.
' "AS u'e pa'r'0's neAr Land anu han r,
x,, "o'-inen' CO.
Who r9und %n S b %sy ye ,iars9ng crew
Fall back and have presented somethinS u n eru
"Od Rough and Ready,"-a noble man in mind
That bravest work in natures plan
An honest upright independent man!
~, ."oHo'-inen' &C.
mners WAS also t another not In the shape Of
when, however, the demand was very limited. At a
renders, were sold to one of That Same Ola Coon,
po,,,;coI T,,,.,,,,-.,
T.y,on R.T,rIc.TIo, Mrr-,ss ~ b.. r..
ros o..aS ut;a IL IL IN oosr mere
oyn,;ns rInao IA ~ ~ poe.ou, last
limitations The call had amended In n ahont oooo
Names and there is no want OF respectable names in
the list The frat man arc there -
THE WING NoMisArroSs--In Vermont and Maine
the nominations of the Philadelphia con yention have
been warmly received At Pottstown Pa there vas
large impromptu gathering on the 18th to respond 10
them 1t is stated that Thos Corwin of Ohio nrorssa
to give the nomination of General Tavlor his heat
support thinks he will carry tie state AZ Colun
bus, Cincinnati Dayton GAINESVILLE and Cleveland.
from which intelge nee has come the whip nomina
lions have been well receiyed-the whi0 nsners nro
missing most cordial support, and expressing the
fullest confidence in their entire success At cSIum
bus there another mpromptu display of nthusism
and at Cleveland addresses were made and warmIv
responded to- The Harrisburg Pa, Union tells Of a
meeting which took place in that city after the nomi
nations were known Resolutions were read annrov,r,
of the nomination Of General Taylor as the peoples
candidate but saying not one word about wbia prne,
pies inc OLD members OF the party were not there,
ur, 1 r un."k wouuu up Win tnree cneers for
cbaors s ri vne'rS or marry olay ana tnrce
G.n.r.i no.h" ~ 1919. 4,
1 ehe c@nidate OF the native Ameri-
~ LIE =, ~ D. Gu mas wri.sen letter 10
am nanny 70 Assure von ,b.t sb J,om , ne says
ardcny unite with INV fellow Of The me ay anu
State Of New York nominated by the National
convention in philadelphia for that important Office
and do KNOW ANU mr. i9r
statesman ~ fr' ~ ~ '"s
Ao,r,r,ox ~ c,x,n Mr. p.,,n..u
10 he In favor Of ~ sanar.r 80 Pal "ro - s.a.eu
Britain, addressed meeting of two thousand psrsons
at a town near Quebec, last week
THE BARSnuRSERs AT BurrALo-Ths orators NJ m.
barnburners warmly received by their friend, A.
b buffalo, on the 14th instant.
Lt,rarv p,nrxcoxvr.r,ov IT. N.,,,,
Party Conyent;on assemhid :. ps Ta.ionai tioetty
inst Tho Ruga,o Cmnaont, =, Duhaio on tne iath
S,n;tb proe,sn~ ~ - 49,, Is ,'aoe,itse' snys CerrNt
of this section ~ th 80 o.ne. us..ns 1sheu men
,dvsed 81 tha aie p'eseM' We are not
TIA 4. announ ,gco ~. o tue convention'
nating candidate for prat "e y'iy.nas OF nomi-
This section Of Tho l,h.rtw -, "u vice rIes,lent
den princinle Of The OH a scou'eu .ne one
n their opatsorm yar;n ns ana embrace IN