New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

which wa, taught to ssy Oh. how beautiful " even
when under the claws of hawk. The whis party he
said had been seized by hawk its eyes were picked
on, il. limbs torn and yet it expected to cry Oh
how beautiful e. Laughter and cheers While be h'd
particle Of selfre.pect lcif he would never Join in this
psrro,cry rCheers Re should pursue the course Tor
which they had met tonight The meeting =, Albany
had referred the whole subject % the state COMMITTEE
l. proper thea that We should speak on the -u
jectf ffes Yes Not Al hour i 70 be losi NJ" or
never Yes YesI It il our only hope Of preserving
the Whg party Cheers IfTsylor il elected there
viii be but Taylor party many 81 the men WHO 'olel
fo- him are not Whcs h. declared also that though
,be,e va l,te probability there was remote posi-
bnfy Of success. Our nrsL last and only enoee =
Henry Clay. Tremendous cheers we W. no, .o ,
for Gen Taylor no DO from 81 paris OF tnr IA.
II ay can get the vote Of this state . may carry me
question 10 Congress I would not iaiier you with
prospect Of saccess but defeated We shall stu
nave Qualification. VITA Jour votes erect hlin M
punent and IL shall he said that faithful band OF
friends could be seduced % forssze him Cheers
on then frieudsi Give every vote a. stone IN the
edfce 10 bis honor, and build i io.ty as his iame-
Tremendous applause
Three numbering cheers were then gwen Tor Henry
CLAW three for the speaker and three while the
fine band chimed in with Here's e. you Harry Gay
Amer some minutes when the storm had somewhat
subslded. EDwARD v PEIoE, Esq came forward and
read the following address and resolutions
ADDRESS
Of n, D,,oo,o.e gais, Of Ner Y9rs 70 ae Dcmova'ie
mrs 81 fae y4ifsd Sfdf,s
lmpeled BY every consideration q duty. principe
ana RIGHT W. come before you fellowcitizens pam
fIv i5npre.sed with the necessity which compels
dissent from the Philadelphia nomination. Upon the
sole ground Of availability the great aud 'oAo pm
cipIes upon which are reared the structure OF olI
Government were there cast aside. for " avauaolly
merely merton was selected whose only claims were
his military achievement. Urging eralaoilliy. our
own beloved CLAY and all those great leaders VINO ~
their civil services have made the his party lust9
for al time vere overslaushed. aud mere solder
substituted Unfolding banner inscribed with tnat
potential word availability III members OF thai
Convention including the four unauthorized votes Of
Texas and the three votes OF Arkansa- cast ~ one IN
dvidual. were obtained ior ZACHARY TAYLOR aud
without another w0rd-declaring no princpe--is-uins
no sddress-Inakine no platorm--pas-u5 10 le-oi-
tions-without compass, or guide or landm-i A-'le}
launched this available nOmiuatlon ana adjourned
We rejoice 20 say there IL parallel 20 this slaughter
ing course in the history Of this OF any other country
since that nomination the whole course OF events pave
been ALLEVIATE and not 70 conciate the wings ne
popular voice OF the country mad Proclaimed itsei IN
advance Tor the only truly available candidate whose
eminen; and preeminent abilities services ana yiftue
his consistent frank honorable and straightforward
course proving that be would rather De riElt than Dc
President" had rendered any advocacy OF MS cians
a work Of supererOg CATION. Ola Toes Flrd Win o.o
friends harmOnzng and uniting al the elements IN
h favorthe adopted citizens with their Characteristic
generosity hailed the adv nt which promised IN his
elevation equal privilege 20 al-the friends Of Human
Freedom MS fTend5-tNe masses tue "oth-L' y
the counting room and the field full OF those who
loved him who mad always loved them and their coun
try and us Interests better than he loved hmseii-
Christian Hero he washe joined 20 II the Patriot
the sage and the Statesman his election was sure to
f,n,y h. nomination This bOund'ess enthusiasm Vas
checked By the Convention At Philadelphia. we han
been content-it forced 20 iOrego our own CHOSEN
chief-wiih the leadership OF any of the great cham
pons of the Wing party but our destinies we're com
mitted TO one who mad himself most emphatcally pro-
nounced his own unitness for the station
Cireyed the Wings were, 1T tue selection OF one
who had deliberately refused 10 be the exponent Of their
WE'VE or the propoundcr OF faith which had been
vndlcated and nTmy established by the very maj al
minstratiOn of the Government IN being thty were
not prepared for the declaration Of Gen TAYLOR that he
would have taken the nomination Of The Baltimore
Convention, ANY TERMS. Snli -ss could they nave
supposed that he would have gladly accepted the Ia
paca narrow and sectional nomination al Charleston.
hich allied him to Gen. BUrLER and platform upon
whch no part Of the country could stand win safety
to the whole We consider his course AS IN d. o.
ance of that generosity which trusted him al Pnadt
phia and his support fpersevered in, must inevitably
place the cherished measures and principles win the
settled policy OF the Wing party, completely at his
mercy
disposed 70 doubt that which do not call in question
he has claim upon the Wing party upon It's sup-
port or cuuntenance In the history OF our country but
one man has ever been placed A. - be enhhlen 10
have his claims universally admitted Gen. TAYLOR
wO "a question the motives or sincerity oil tnose VINO
would claim for him position beside GEORGE WASH
rNGroN who was selected at time when the country
had emerged from state of revolution and commenced
its national existence And yet TO sustain his sceccicd
position this comparison must hold good or ms pre-
tension falls when this fails We cannot recognize the
acts OF the Philadelphia Convention regular clearly
proved they have been 10 have been wfons "a action
be their motives searched by their constituency, ana
their own cOnsccnccs aud let them answer 10 that III
bunsl where all must 60 to account Tor thcif eafthy
Their nomination has fallen dead upon the country
without response no effort can eavan4e u mo piAcu
cal vitality Ills defeat We consider under me clTcun'
stances a thousand times We can conceive oi no
possible contingency that could alter this fixed fact
Il considered HE nomination proper ana warranted
BY the facts A. they existed At the time Il was made,
justified by principle aud sustained by that immuiane
aud unchanging right which overeaps al mere
availability or " eNpediency, we would support H.
regardless III defeat through all changes or 'csiiHdes
Condemned by al these tcsfs--and yet the more en-
forced by his own singular aud vacilang c0urse-set
ting al fance the very men who stopped 10 conquer
obliged 10 discard Il and 20 regard II no" ana
hereafter rs OF more avail, and OF no more binding
the Wing party than Gen CAS- had seen III ~
take the Philade lphia nomination II rendered 10 him
on any terms. The Wing party have no nominee IN Inc
| field
Al this uncture Of affairs there be but course
left to the OF principle in own ranks and well
We know thousands Of al parties, who cannot ynpa
with any OF the present candidates would fus 70
our standard II present them with tina. peeres.
name around which in this hour of dependency and
gloom all patriotic hearts center.
| Fellow .ci,lzens-Dem0crstic Wings Of Ne~Nork
there hope Tor the trusting A-lt i seen III tu1
West in this Of trouble we perceive but one
sure course and that's to Do right aud trust 10 Provi
| dence for results"
Fully aware Of tie responsibility which attaches q
us and to YOU we declare our fixed aud unaiieraoie
| determination TO vote for
HENRY CLAY of Kentucky.
With the blessing of God Will adhere 10 this and
abide by it-earnestly zealously and unitedly, and
| pledge ourselves and ALL 70 use increasingly 81
| honorable means 10 insure success
With pride and pleasure accord our voices f0I the
Vice Presidency 70 honorcd son Of our own state,
WILLARD FILLMORE of New-Nork.
Wings OF the United States. We have declared oui
choce-we have unfufcd our banner. tud attaching g
these names the old Wing Platform OF Principles, W.
have nsi.ed them 70 the mast Having arrived Of
this determination conscienuousy and resolved &
strike for that cause which alone secure happiness
peace and security 10 the country. We VIII earnestly
eutreatng your cooperation IN behalf Of the Great Ma
tional Statesman 20 forward in this night unsheaihn-
the sword and throwing the scabbafd sway until ate
November
IL l. our deliberate conviction that this represslh
movement the part OF oar people vii be responded
a. and briu. into line. bts de own Empire state
those gallant states which proclaimed for the right u
1870 and lSii
The base may triumph but We do not think they can
They Will not II those who love the Democratic VIII