New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

-, .irsr 70 hat OF 1877 We must ray 70 Pus
down the TsriF Of i-'6. and with NiitASD
-s.tore the principles Of l-'- -. 49,. can, \
-. ,1,srs., Of Free SOL . ss0 involved IN ms ~
as. The Ordnance OF l5-I h@nss su'p rS - :
re.ult of this election II ne eieet Gen 81 ..lit
ynir Congress Congress VII SEND nitn 9l- $3.50
- =, sxtsn.ion of slavery ard be- pledses hi'nsls
80, ~ th,sart the people by the Executive veg ~
Ieui. Case bs elected with ons IS =. % mi.
th.nkirg be would not couiempi'iH Ii, 49,, .,.l h. /
- - .r our history lless ~ arc ~" = -
80 4-r-uv.ri -srrer the early slmphciN 81 '-t
e-rrnrai vii pass sWsy 90 ncfs' in'. 70 a.. 4
Monarchy with Al Executive veto ~ ''.l- ., ~.
,-,l vi fis WAX principles We contend ioi B, '
.r.--..,, ,f gen TAYLOR Congress vii cnnn'N' pr"
-e.p.cf-the Judiciary hs obedience We ',' u'"
i1..rr s.shi Of orr Reguhhcsnisn -, 49, .....
III -hs country turn on Tbs question Nh'i ''" -
~ cen T.vl1rs private opinion be- lh' N',uN., p
looming a. powerful that 70 s s1soro'ns CIT u'. ,l,
5-sr-1es 81 Grrcrumcnl E.cri cen Taylor ana '-,
Government W. ho restored b ii' pri'un' pi'' '''
~. some friends leaving rs ior guerrilla party
--ie- Ntarr~ VAN BrREN These are anci'nt 81
.,ithf.i friends but i . in moment oi "'"'l ''''
- .,-. -, 5sd refused 70 support Mr.. Clay IN l-il
~ vT6uld have been doing Whist no are no" DONE
I IL, ~ much We would have oesn-and .lsty-'u
sa-,ned for our conduct BAD we gone Tor Z" niInvs
10 place Of NJ Clay. -.. ,,-,t...-., L..
Tbe-e can Be but iwo parties = the Wmspsrty 6
fsthful o. Liberty and Humanity tnsn = 'fPout.,
T-ev mus. succeed 10 the Wings isi- ne .nns..u
nj N,Errv VAN BuRRN has snivered ni' Oh pNiv :.
riarss I, has ended the Abolition party Inc ssrN
Nhiz party remains. 70 : not desd u "a 80 ~
10 isys Of isrSness and dnculiy oI tue p. t1 So
always accommodated itsei 70 'ne 'f''' ~
and Universal Justice. Ill.,,
The proud party once raiyns a-ansi Is : l.'.A..-
"a and broken. L IL gone kng throne snl 49,
f-o-- "a nsi ace A. Albany TIE Wig party SUI ui.
.sra Ir the election Of Taylor and Fillmore, lsn ana
Patterson 10 vii receive renewed energy IN lts P|
/ --rss toward o. noble destiny TO VIII prove use
nar,v faithful % the Constitution 70 oenencent he9lm
IN neahul progress % the Rights % Mankind ana 'Ur
IGN. OF the times encourage Ia IN our hopes thst :
speedily % become the great ruling party 10 'ne u''
I tn.es of our glorious hepuolc- ,,
"a W. may regret T. but when has . been oiner"l,e
Arsndes Cicero. Csio--s4 testify mai MS nA' es"
I too much the history OF our case. me a. ~ -
/ land towers above his age ms country Nnu HA''N'''
Vow /. the time TO establish Human Rights IN o9'l.
thai shsl De shaken. New Eng and s true ~ nsr
hesrts core PenusYlvania. where tho god of Nea-tn
ats rnthr0ned In his gloomy eaverns i LOOKING 20 IL
/ for so example .,, L.
/ we are only faithful now true Democracy vii De
shed permanently among ne, and that parry cs
ing itsaf Democratic. which has crushed oenesth -
eet TIE hest interests of the country. viii be- bsnshed
/ Tor ever from ihc councils of the commonwealth
/ The Rough and Ready tilee Club followed
with two SONGS.
J,vr. = THIrR. Esq. made short bur elo.
qaert speech which was received with hearty ap.
plausc.
Mr FRAzrR followed with Two very humorous
songs
Tie meeting then adjourned amid great cheer
ina aul enthusiasm.
Another meeting vas organized in the garden,
Mr pnrNKER in the Chair John Baker and others
whose name. We did not learn. Secretaries. The
Pouqhkeepse Blacksmith. Mr. Van WAoENEN. and Nr
lax addressed the people from this stand
At -loclock. a third meeting was rgauized nj
the north west .tsn3-RosERr MuLrEFN presiding
Addresses were made by HoRAcE GREELEY. h.
DrruAN. ERAsrUs BRooKs. and M Ar'rIN of la
s procession. headed by band OF music wa
formed anil marched 90 the residence OF Hon
H,vurov Fr7n which they sauied with hearty cheers
| VI Fish was absent on business AZ Albany
Altogether j. was one OF the largest and most entho.
.a.tc meetings get held in that Cradle Of Liberty hr't
eonec.aed 10 the cause Of Freedom by the friends OF
Ireland 600 this CITY.
Ho.uu ~. Lur ,~o wosss. J 5 Gedaed' clinton
Who does not know Hogarh What boy has
not gone from scene 70 scene through the lives Of the
Industrious and the Idle Apprentice. reading At
once the whole story and choosing in his own mind
the better path What youth has not taken an uncon-
scion. warning from the unequa,ed truth with which
the gakes Progress ia described by his pencil 2
We know of mo- other painter OF common hie whose
nf-frres are hi.f0rifs Two hours temperance scr.
mon could not tell more than the terrible wo, masked
uaier al lrotcsque ancies. in hl- " Gin Lane. aud
W. DO not know of anything in smoieit, Fielding or
Dickens more quaint aud graphic than hs Country Inn
Yard and Charins the Member he Is infinitely
superior in humor o. the old emsh masters whose
only aimis % copy Nature-and that IN her most soLd
forms. while his pictures have purpose AMI practi
cal value 20 humanity. We suow OF no other instance
in which deep and fearful tragedy IS told through a
medium wholly humorou. and gro,esque unless Il be
Hood. Bridge Of Sghs. Even Wlkie, the greatest
modern painter of plain and unyarnished e' lacks
the power displayed in the Gambling House and
the " Cock Pit.
We DO not mean. however, . write alengtheaed de
ou.ton on the character of Hogarihs genius 0ut 10
cali attention % the neat volume before us which con
tain. additional % a most interesting history OF his e
fail description, Of al bis works with very spirited
wood.ensrayings OF the most celebrated OF them ho-
,artl works have the peculiarly that even the rudest
COPIES retain something OF the spirit OF the Original
| and one may study them 90 much advantage IN the
J cheap and popular form IN which they are no" pre-
serfed Their humor never grows tame ana either ~
source ot 0ftrepeafed amusement or an oracle oi I'm
pres-iye voice and wise counsel We should Juf-e me
book 10 be- profitable Investment
- THF On MlDDtEsENC oNNl AcRictLftR-
Al SOCIETY holds it, Annual air al Mddleto~n 70 NOR