New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

P~.,Ir,s That we canno, and will desert the old
Whig platform O. stand upon Any ONE v s 10
our consent no Cuba b'dci plank nor lucatsh Be.C"
Is,k hall be added u u by Lewis Cas-, or bunslo
rromno'l,e Mosaic work by Martin Van huren
r.ps +. FIRE Soil our platform has Away stood and
ever will stand and they who VIZ sp'id VIA - W"
IN, We csn0, leave % mount snv new one e-iecial
that one hich has bat solitary prop TO support a""
that OF very doubtful timber, 70 say the least
Resortd That the Wing nOmlnsuonr ineoe' UVl" a,
phia and frica entitled to our support hhu
10 our hearty support and tlat 10
ZACHARY TAYLOR for President end
NLLARD FILLMORE for Nice-President
while we shall have able and iIusuious heaos ci 'As
Republic we shall also have In
HANmToN FISH for Governor, ard
GEo W PATTERSON for Lieut. Governor,
effclep, and enlightened beads Of the state. Inc
ticket and the niOs ticket and nothing but the ucAet
we earnestly commend to Wing support and Wig en-
thusiasm. ,.,t 80,
nhstc ,nnunc stiOn that bic shall not be useo JOY
REORGANIZATION again shows that honor and PATRIOTISM
are desrer to him than ambition. or revenge, anu
that while his example sdmonshes 81 bls irleHus 70
abide by the decision OF the Wings in National ConVeh
ton his sefsscrhcing act the more endesrs n 70 our
hearts
The last resolution, referring 70 Mr. CLAY, was
very enthusiastically received and the applause con
,ioued tor some time such resolution from wing
rneetng ia worth much more TO the cause oil Taylor
than whole papers full OF abuse Of Mr. Clsys friends
II is bad Wig meeting where his name meets DOL
hearty response whenever aud wherever mentioned.
Loud calls were maze for HuFFMAS, and Just ~
this momennt Gen LESLIE CONES was recognized on
the stand, and called FOX. The Chair INTRODUCED
him. saving Il was hardly necessary that he should
mention the audience the distinguished gentleman
name. Cheers Tor hsntucKy aho COHos-J
The i5enef al then proce eCed n an entertaining
speech Of nearly hours TO address the meeting out
be sad himself he Is about a. d. at 70 report =,
chain lighting or TaylOrs artillery lie 'ad he "ou'u
...-M
exholtaton lie was stll the steadisst friend Of TIE
forrnast man in the Nation HENRY CLAY.l ne re-
GREETED that any friends Of that great man shola Hs
INDUCED In Missing the disuns uishtd son Vi az su
las, night Out Ia the West we never MISE llhi0o
Our platform was as old as Adam It was the dignity
Of .bOr aud duty 10 encourage every Insn 10 cam
ais bread by the sweat OF bis brow here Singing Hnu
coeers were heard outside The noise ard eoniG'
sion out there sad Mr. COMBS, Is almost az great as
vas ~ Cleveland when Cas- was there. u Nc Nsir
Combs.) vote could make HENRY CLAY Presldent II
should be- given lie said u IN earnest out yet "neh
ugSIY Clay shall be Ia bliss hereafter there VIII De
Wing party aud Il country 70 love and oeieha' but
there was 90 use ~ abuse He would rather undertake
70 twenty Wild ooars By srnotAing uo~n tus.l
brlstes than 10 quiet even lttle pig Oy IuO''"s 10
back the other way. Cheers ..
lie would sketch the ives OF these men ana ara" Tue
inferentcs. He knew ZACHARY TAYLOR - years az"
That he would state confidently. As all who heard MIN
were gentlemen they would not blao tor when among
the ladies' he only owned up 70 81 ana little rse olt
IN confidence ne would say be knew Gen. Taylor 80
years. lie was as sound as an old locust stump he
proceeded 10 sketch the life OF Zachary IaylOr.
He Gen Combs old Democrat OF the Jefer-
sonian stamp, and Wing from MS birth his fatner
Wing His mother was wing; Ihere WEE" et.
no Tory women in the Revolution. lCheers But
though an old Democrat, he was not modern one
man, two.ihirds Democrat That he would leave to
Csss and his friends.
sing anecdotes He said that Virgins which had voted
for Polk and the war had raised one regiment 10
her she bad 10 send TO Philadelphia 70 MI up one
regiment Kentucky had voted against the war, ana
yet when the came she sent i've resiments-t"O'
thirds of which was Wing blood 49,
In the days Of John Adams Mr. Cas- went to ONO
and was 80 violent a Federalist that he went even
bow. shot beyond Judge Burnet, who admitted MN 70
| practice law He continued TO change his coat with
every Administration holding Office under every one
even under JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Even "neh M
CLAY was Secretary OF state under ADAMS Mr US
| had written a letter To HENRY CLAY congfstulauhg
aim that he (r Clay had prostraied his caiumhsors
Gen Jackson, Buchanan Sc OF that letter ne Nen'
| e. had given copy 70 Mr. McELRArH OF The Iri84Re
| which he was al liberty to publish II he chose -
| IA TACT Gen CAss mas made himself all things 10 al
men in power lie went in at the front door ana came
! Out At the back door Of Democracy.
He said our union like a number OF sisters sleep
ing peacefully IN bed Maine too cold-Louisisna too
yarm-kentucky Just right (Laughter) lnt"incd
together In n union bed with their arms around esch
other. Touch one aud you touch ai-no danger 'Iley
would stand by each other so with the states IN war
We have received Gen Casss exploits andel hun ne
said the Csss usually claimed that Gen CASs was
the first enter Upper Canada but they iorgot 10 men
ton that he the nrst also out OF II on the retreat
tCheers) About the broken sword and Gen. Cas-
| conduct generally, referred TO McAices and Da"
sons history. They differed somewhat from the ones
manufactured TO order of Csss. Gen Taylor, however
never would have broken hrs sword unless over the
heads OF bis oOuntrys enemy.
! OF Gen BUTLER he would say that he was brave
man OF brave family, but though he was IN the az my
during almost the entire war with Mexico he never was
within gunshot OF the enemy but once and then he got
| INTO the wrong street and old TAYLOR had 10 onhg
| him out of IT, Cheers
In speaking OF the dignity of Labor he paid merit
ed compliment 10 TYRONE the Sailor and TO the ire
men The audience responded in hearty cheers
Ia referring 10 Loco FOco sympathy for HENRY CLAY
| he said HENRY CLAY had dehed his enemies before :
! ne scorns their sympathy now Mr. Clay would not
come out on the stump for Gen. Taylor, because ne
take back HE past history and his opposition 10
military nominations but he acquesces in the decision
| of the Philadelphia Convention. He Gen @ knew
WILLIS IALL be knew Mr.. CARROLL he knew they
would yet be- isht Mr. GREEIEY he well knew lie hsd
talked with him. and would talk with him lie would oct
thousand dollars quarter that GREEI EY would yet
he right He can't turn corner with his Elk horse
team and load II he cannot be permitted to GO straight
90 he must make circumbendibEs and get ON the track
! again Mr. GREELEY could not 90 for CAss He could
| not 90 for VAN BUREN-Van never laughed ana no.
! body likes man that don laugh When Van buren
was sad he smiled-when he was glad he smi!ed-and
YOU had 10 toss up copper 10 know wach ne meant
| but he never laughed
Gen. CoMBs was giving glowing descriptions Of the
services OF the Kentucky troops under Taylor IN Mex
lea ami comparing them with Casss exploits. He had
evidently not got through with what he had 10 say but
being indpO and exhausted be took his seat amid
/ loud cheers
Hon. OGDEN HOFFMAN was loudly called Tor,
aud made bic appearance He received hearty wei
come The meeting had been called 10 rsty the
nominations of TAYLOR aud FILLMORE, FISH ana PAT
rERsoN He MADE some eloquent illusions to Mr..
FISH whose father had fought by the side Of
Washington. IA every point OF view, ne was
worthy of their wsrmest support But we must no,
he satisfied with State victory. IL must be National
| TO be useful. The corrupt writers oi Federal
/ mower would overflow our stste unless we had 6 VIC.
| tory which would embrace Maine, and Georgia. and
Kentucky Our candidate for President 10 the nominee
| of National Convention. Ii desert the coors now
because isvoriies 10 not on the banner could
we complain the poisoned chsce should hereafter De
returned to own lipsf suppose hSsN CLAY. three
cheers here called for and given Tor HENRY clay
three also. loud and strong for General TAYLOR =
Mr. Hoffman acknowledgements HENRY CAY had
been the nominee. would not Taylor men have sup
ported him Is there Scott nan-the glorious hero
of Chuiu aud OF Mexico who was bis candidate
who would not have given TO HENRY CLAY bis hearty
supports The character Oi Taylor As familiar 70 Us
As house hold words lie received the nrst brevet from
TIE hands of Madison. IN that glorious war OF lel2
The blaze of hi victories did not make the msn-it
only showed his proportions aud INSIDE them manifest
for the general admir- alton OF his eounfrymen
IL was said he not = literary man but he would
rather have hat virgin purity OF eharee
ter possessed by Gel Taylor than AL the literary a.