New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
Nessrs. Corwin and Thompson af New-Haven.
Froo De " H. Palladium 25h.


The Wing meetings Of yesterday 1t is conceded
BY all were never equaled in numbers and enthosi
asm in this city The seats IN the Exchange were
nearly oil taken out Of the Hall, so as TO afford the
greatest possible amount of room to all who might
be present, and The people were heTe-a soid mas oo,
on the lower floor and In the gallery. Hon. YIN. W.
Boardman In the chair. and introduced IN happy
manner first Hon Richard W. Thompson TO the audience
who was received with three times three cheers, which
given with esrnestnes that showed that me dls
and truly orator as
with all the hear, lie kept the earnest aSption OF the
audience than two hours by a,peech which could
hardly be exceled by any vHg man IL that "ss spee-
men OF Western thsn es'sln na 10 b |
There was rot coAso expression In the whoIe OF ine
speech-but it all In polished lines all radiant win
FIRE which will glow in the heart long amer the actor mss
passed from our midst and will live in the memory when-
ever the events reviewed are required TO oy any
He spoke the voice Of pstr otsm, which cannot but
producs ali the effect desired those who believe that tbs
ne sdgocsed the cause OF TRUTH Of JUSTICE OF
FREEDOM and Humanity.
we wish we could follow him in his exposure OF the in
consstencies the pIohgscy and the OF ths
Administration 1t was, 1t IL true, Illuminating picture
for American eemon TO gsze upon but there neces-
sty for the exhibition sod good must come ovt OF Du-
ring The whole prosre,s of this able address the audience
with the CLIQUE tones Of the speaker
He swayed their feelings, az with magcians wand-now
EXCITING their deepest indignation-now stirring their
highest admiration, and sgain-touchins the hnst
and tender sensiblties OF the soul RICHARD w.
THOMPSON is truly en- ORATOR. A, Western man ne
walked straight New and hearts lie said re
never touched ewEnglsnd soil until the day previous
but ne been born of New England psrents and
h sod i01g yes Instructor YANKEES may well
be proud 10 hail such specimens Of Western men as
brothers. c
In the evening Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN ap-
peared before the largest audience ever crowded
into the same hall-larger, even, than that which
convened In the afternOoR. Nearly all present were
standing and they remained upon their feet apparently
without earness the close Of the elegant anu master
y address Of the Ohio Senator The Wings are enthu-
asc in their encomiums upon this great speech fhere
was less OF the about 1t than some anucp
who had heard much Of the wagon boy bot the ab-
sence OF this opposed chsrsctesc OF his speeches was
more than compensated by the power OF his Argument
which psrvaded every part Of his noble effort lie has
piled up here monument To bis fane-inore gTsceiui
and enduring than shaft OF brass or marble could be
which will the OF CoswlN 10 be associated
Ia the minds Of his auditors with all that IS vftuous aud
patriotic 10 statesman. THOMAS CoRwN Is rot only
very MtN-but he is truly very GOOD HAN.
conclusion tins speech OF Senator torWln, a
call made ioT the second sppearance Of Nil fhomp
SECOND time by his spirit stirring strains As soon as
he down, cheer upon cheer arose Tor Clay CorWn
sod Thompson Order being restored. the Chairman read
the following telegraphic communication o the WINGS
OF Stamford, then just received; .....-.-,--, ~
10 me Cheir-an qfGs nag Cossmaieses
The Wigs ssmisd send three cheers ior h"TB cay an
1d0za0s C0rtc3l'
and cheers given for Cisy-Corwin-Th Thompson
and tho Wings of Stamford 49,
The meeting &C ourned Mt about ten O'clock the Wing
being the beat OF spirits ami resd5 for iatrIe action
cious e this day sud the election BE- unoecu
pied Our opponents who advocate ana sustain this wa
Administration not only be defeated D1t they mus
b. overwhelmed by Indignant pnoiic sentiment TIT
Whigs snould hardly De se''hed with ess than twothIo
OF the Leg;ss;ue snd the election ot Gov bisieii arr
his associates on tho State Ticket By the people.