New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
Ola, In Me.,crn NcM-York.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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(orresrOndcucc OF The Tribune
Rocmsrts May 1878.
Mr.. EDIroR The almost unanimoui choice OF The
Wings Of Monroe, in common with their brethren
NJ western New York. has long been clearly APP
rarent. and although tie dangerous Loco-Foco
doctrne OF expcdiency he's here found advocates.
and been urged publicly aud privately, the mafses
.verved 20 the right nor Lett Do their attach
,nent to Wing principles Or devotion 70 their expo
nent and cnbodiment-IIESRY CLAY. This feeling
has but found tangible expression "a the action o.
the Convention which body met az II O'Clock ,hi-
morning anil organized hy ihe appointment OF Hon.
FssA SHELDON President Hon. Enoch Strong and John
p Lacey yicc Presidents. end Alexander Man and Ro'
,.en Hart. ESQ sccretarics 10 was more fully attended
than any which has been held here year,. but h'e
D.. 'ns absent out Of the whole number rs. Among
he member. OBJ .ervcd many OF The most ina'en'l"
and exponnccd Wings Of the County veterans VINO
Rad grown gray in the cause. who were h'''1 10
the important duty before them. and VINO kne" inc
feelings and desires Of their on-tiiuenis men VINO
had watched the course OF their ilu t1on' H',' i''
witnessed tie display Of those oonifaDe ana '-'''
,rilc o,,'i,ios which have endearcd him 10 every
trtic Amer. iu ana which have lia,e" '.l- " 49,
a debt Of gratitude 20 bin "hch ."c - =. -.
No., yer,y ,rbirs who were no, prepared 20 ,lfu''
- 80 - d. ile anon any con lderauon muen Jess
-" ~ - la and pary one Of oNpcdi y,-wnosc
note a. Justice % Henry Cay ohI "-o ~ ,'".
the present c.4-4' u''-'
a, e. srr,oinfcd hour tho Convention met ana Pro
,.'Icd ~ ballot for a Delegate. On the hrst io'n~
beo, Hon JEEoME FULLER received - woes ana was
declared chosen 1901, 81, Ito result tho
Immediately after the announcement OF nc result '
III ,y,p forth for Mr Fuller End IN obedience 20 II He
srese ma briefly expressing bis thanks Tor the hohoi
cnfe,rod proceeded 10 state bis preferences oh' inc
found he had Tor entertaining thcin Al "e hist men
t of the name OF CLAY one OF the most plea ing an"
yr,no scenes occurred which it was ever my lot 70
,.,ncss u must have been Fccn 10 have been tppTc
,i...d no language Of mine can adequately describe IT,
c,,aoeou.lv nom the dense mass bout rent the air
and every species Oiappiause ANA ghcaiion Wa mann
80 carh ora.pcd the other by the hand. while
,lssn6 fcet and a. many hands testified the approba
, nj Tho owner. until fear Of suHOcaiiOn from The
Inc dust compelled silence. Nine Old Fashioned
,bec7s we're then called for and heartily given
Tim. closed a meeting Of which the gathering ID
Vhladeph.a-t is icrvcntly hoped IN this quarter-wH
bo but a second edition. the results OF which VIII Do
,racticalv the samc Should the venerable sage 81
t.bland~ be there SCI aside by the int q eNpcdcncy
or In short By augh ave his own voluntary Withdraw"
thrill of dsauuoirment win course through the heaIt
Owing Western New ork which hesitate not 10 assert
The substitution OF no other name wul charm away.
Puf should be be seecicd-as. Wing States are con
sul,ed doubt not he wllWc stern New OK VIII give
proof OF her gratitude by Unprecedented majority,
In which a round 1000 from Monroe VIII be prominent
Then Justice 20 Harry Clay 90
The weather here Is beautiful mutt promises album
dainty and crops ditto The Canal m tins region D. III
exceleui condition. Yours D.