The New York herald., 1851-10-31

hoefs and TO Pay them We on the contrary are part
of the living, breathing age live in What is 60
vernment! The people have certain wants. and is the
busr go Of government 10 supply them 1t 70 not
Rusia and the United States The pays no
attention TO the wants and wishes Of the peoplethe
other consslts both But the democrats pretend that
they IN favor Of the canal enlargement; this how
obly reminds Of those beggsrSGmen that sea
in the streets with children not their in order to
xcite the sympathy of the passers by There Is not
frog in all the Erie canal that does not give them the
lie (GIeat laughter The fact Of Edwin Crosweli
and John Van Buren, frater ozing and going f,r the
same thing is all sufficient every Of the
zeal object Of the democrats in the coming struggle
atn Often go over vast mountains IN order 10 meet "a
wes'ein part of the State, and know the feeling that
exists with regard to Henry Clay immortal chief;ain
cloud and long conr ued cheering which lasted several
Hinutes) also know that there great feeling OF
jealousy in the rurs districts in reference to New York
but they will that account go into this contest
with less unanimiy. do not mean to say that the
wings are always unanimous; the contrary the whig
party consists Of men who have not the mark OF the col
lar On their necks or the chain their wrists for they
sl~ ays spesk sbeir mind right out They do sometimes
therefore differ At the recent convention at Syracuse
they buried all differences and erected platform
which am csnteIt to fght; and know that a great
many others prepared to do the thing Much
laughter hope ere long to return from the battle
with the acclaias Of victory In my ear
Tne learned gentleman descended from the platform
amidst loud chs ers
Mr. SPENCER WAS here called upon and came forward
10 speak lie is young man, who has not before ap-
peared at of the gres. waig meetings though well
knewn a. smaller gatherings of this political school
He ssid - 1t is with pleasure that with my whg
friends Of New York the present occasion. We
rot met to discuss differences but We meet now like
soldiers around their watchres before battle t. ak
to each other words of comfort and encouragement
present myself before you, my fellow citizens with
that can blow The whg party is at present in the
ascendency, having whig President with whig
from the humber walks Of life to the Off the
glorious chief magistrate away. Mllard Fillmore took
his place and has used every effort defend the
stitution; and beside him stands the block of New
Hampthire grssiteGod Cd bless Daniel Webster, Cheers
and other demonstrations Of applause The whg party
in power in the State and it the Of every
working that it should remain in power Ia proof
of this the gentleman instancea the advocacy OF the
cansl enlargement, and other enterprises Of internal
improvement, which afforded EN- Ymsnt to q great
number Of sborers and then proceeded Fellow citi-
adopted citizens, do you remember few years
age when the darkness Of destituton and starvation
upon Ireland! Who was it that then stood up
in Congress and proposed to send ships laden with
iood to the suffering sons of watt 1t was Wash
irgton Hunt, one CT our New York whi, Cover
noIs (Applause,) I do not wonder that 30 many
hmen have, Heretofore found in the locos,eo
ranks. They have heard Of democracy, when Ia the
old country, ard they have come here Go fad it AMI
when they arrive here they ind the attached
TO that party which has assumed it, and which has about
much right TO it csrtsin man heard Of had
to the paternity of the children which bore his
The eaker then proceeded to relate the which
has lately gone the rounds Of the papers headed Blow
your trumpet, Gabriel" The whig party are in fact,
the practically democratic party. We ia Of
protection 20 industry and in fvor Of the
ment Of rivers aud hfrbors and of those who,
Ike htnIJ tity k!oOl cEsSrs long cOGtEuS.) WOut1
"rs;ber right than he presiientn Allow me to saw
in conclusion, thai hope you will render good
count Of yourselves at the coming election believe
you will; for do not believe you yet ready to be
gathered in to the hsrvsst by ocofoco scke the
iod by the hook Of ocefooo Shepherd The gentleman
A MI Fay Of Western New York. came forward and
amour ced himself vhi; late from Delaware county
but now o resident of this city He hal but little TO
say, ard was evidently tyTo 10 politics.
Loud cies here made for several whis speakers
who have heretofore been in the habit OF sdlressiag
11ta Cf xlI
Of the rostrum appeared, and at length
Mr. CARROLL ascsnded the stand, leading by the hand
a geEtlenan whom he introduced as Mr Chandler, fr
the western part OF the state, who said-GESTLrMEv
cannot speak TO you ro experience Of years bat
speak to you thorough going uncompromising, out
and out, Green Mountain xhig Gentlemen, wish TO
zee New York sustain the prominent position n the
whig ranks, which she richly deserves that position
must and will be nfintained Sad, indeed would be the
that New York he'd surrendered to the epemy aud
given up her trust. We have a great responsibility
how shall tsst responsibility be met shall she give
up her trust BY the most emphatic and decisive
pressit n New York has uost uneqsivocslly stamped
her sr roval Of whg principles and men, her
interests are inteTknt with the whig policy New York
will not surrender take it there Is but itle ia demo
erscy-Ei Lamed demccracyof this country, TO attrat
thiog 10 repe them from it-every thing aboo it is re-
pustve. OuI enemy his used every effort to seduce
wings to their cause but know OF why wings
should sdopt their black flag. like the old waig aip
Constitution like every plank in her like every
rope Of her cordsge; like every inch OF old rondes
like her. because many gala Mt have fought Ia
her defence and commend TO every why the word.
Of dying Lawrence Don't give up the ship" The gen.
tie sa Eat down amid cheers aud loui calls for othc
frsakers.
Nr NICHOLAS CARROLL then cane forward and moved,
With three times three the adjournment Of the meeting
TO assemble at the poll on Tuesday next. Immense
ch..ts, ard cries Of .Non
Mr. Mirken. mr Wood. Mr Carroll, and Others were
loudly called for when Mr. MLLrKry made his appear.
sncs and In consequence Of the latenrss Of the hour
briefly addressed the meeting He called upon them
there to the policy which has msde tai. city what is
in the eyes of the world. (cries Of, "We will will
They came there to do that which should be regarded
az the most important movement Of the psrty-to say
what principles shoud govern them aud h earnestly
hem TO sustain the WING ticket, entirely aud
whole. throughout the State
There then loud cries for Wood and other. of the
Wig party but Of them appearing the Chairman
put the noton for adjournment, sod Enid loud cries
fer more speakers declared the meeting adjourned The
meeting then separated. the band Iltying Yankee
Decide" in double quick time.
City Intelligence.
TrMFFHANcE PoLIics-TheTe is to be a grand rush to-
night at Triper Hail. Of the Tmperanc Alliances OF