New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
THE CLAY FESTIVAL AT the Clay Festival
OIL Saturday evening, the following was the sec


HENRY CLAY" You are still 10 us All that you htse
been throughout our nveI-sul great. hon rsbe, i"'l
pure patriotic srd wise-stil fret OF lvi9s men yea
rTEt in h-srb sul greater IMAM r ctu'h Ut NJ
arch. for you sill HEERY CLAY
The Announcement Of this sentiment was ss-
ceived with cheer after cheer, which lasted Tor
the space of FIVE minutes After the enthusiasm
had somewhat sublided Hon. JOSEPH L. WHITE
was called upon TO respond. That gentleman
promptly complied and after making an alIuslon
TO the Fugitive Slave Law, which ne declared
constitutional, he gave uttersnce to the following
opinions respecting the origin and acts oil 'he;
ate Union Safety Committee
Now gentlemen It is sometimes pleasant to induge ~
lille retrospect % you rem tn5 .iui9 ~ I
-. ssrste-tbose very resolutions IN which were 81
booied al the principles which were ai'erNHu coutau4
IN The series OF Com promise Uessufrs DO you reu-u
bsr bst not single Senator Representative couo %
Gnrd 10 sneak no favor While ll-y were u1cr'au
NJ ne ,ernrnts OF the people ihe subject before ne
eonl- bac spoken their might 10 tavor OF mem -
egV few presses either norm OF mason sra VAou ue
.yrb - Mason and Dxons line, bsd any hing 10 say
m heir behAlf EvrrybO every paper ns1 eOmtlnlhs
10 IND aun with s0me improvement TO mare, or some
uisgiviDgs utter that they Wouia never Dc Passu
They do lot looG The future COO hsd moi gIeo lne'e
,er with the power TO look into iunry, an1 10 see NAT
he measures first proposed by Henry Gay IN Ms reso'
ors e,e he ov measures which could save mis- 1l0n
The ts,k Of forming devolyed ~ usual upon Henry
r sv remember when The call was hrst MADE upon aus
rstsin him IN this great work and remember now mat
call was responded 10; how We went you ana /, anu
bou,srd Of oilers Castle Garden, aud then hnd mere
lifted up our united In praise Of he course pursued
by Henry sy 10 the Senate Of the L ned stsses we
old NOT look timidy about US 10 see what o!er people
ttjd We asked ony-hTsL WhSi does our great leader
propose Second, is rkhI Aod WIN these Two qnss
-. srswered stood side by side under
The cd flag and when The sentiments Expressed al ms
Csse Garden meeting hsa gone forth end been
10 bou The breadth Of Inc land then the
Compromise passed not becsus- they had
been Rinsted by Mr. Clay, however not because they
r.f-Idh N bfn maj
enthusssm; petty malice was al work AMI they were
.Pli up ano passed only SIS separate measures
Well after the bill had passed when Inc country was
safe we find brood OF hedged patriots coming into
They cid not up with Us 10 stand by me
old when he needed their support The sit md co.,
Ten interests trere then in danger Applause but after
had obeed he cgd' Of Potyos, dtteT me daHger rt'
DgSed tcQ these Eec born patriots and formed me
UNION SAFETY ConmTIfE-a COMMITTEE comPo'ea' J~ |
Grf 81 ieho had been tGHgaf from Their tUIH
cy 10 hate and depe the man me odmire-ne7 'o1o hga
and talent u de-
e0t hm in his ptbiic 1hO killed him ar Pha'
dephm ana saooF Ha"d5 ~ JrnteTHa ye.,iy ~ , ~ ,
tcai grare App suse. Is this Comm ee wing C9n-
mteel Is ta Ct0y ing Committee NO. NO j |
sIeak for the Union Was II Clay wing COMMITTEE !
when BabcOck Of New bs'en-a man who aways $1,000 |
mp Henry Clay his candidate for Con
giess against Coin ngerso applied 70 the Unien safety
Committee 70 assist him ~ ms struggle and mey turned
their backs upon him and said Mo- lngersol Is the be
Is that Ithg Committee irhh uses rs money
and influence 70 eierGfe LOoFocos 0POrey 70 ne de-
yar00epet Of GOOD and reH tried friends Of clay No
No II Well here is new nomenclature again Gentle |
men, mus aluce something ny friend Hall, here, |
SAYS must not say il bul cannot help IT, Ny friend,
ycur worthy President, Willis Hall was solicited by
member of the Union safety Committee alo MIN
propose him " men her of thai Committee He gave his
consent and his name was proposed when up starts
ways clarpOng for ofce-whch thank God they have
not vet go-end oheced to Mr. Hall because he was not
patriot Think Of that, gentlemen Your President
Willis ha not patriotic enough TO labor with these men
8 nd the Journal Of Commerce
have said wbenever a crisis came, new nomencs-
ure had be sdOped sol is In this We used TO
what liberty meant; but nov il s mace to mean
cts and devices TO sell sks. Would this Com niItse
hoeu heard N had
Southern buy their goods 10 New. York The
Union has been TUNED by them into bundle Of sik and
bate IF c1iico charge distinctly that The Union Saiey
COMMITTEES fsse palriOsthey guilty OF ssvinR The
Cn'on f,lse pretepses l indict them, prosecute
mem his charge before this court OF Clay men You
rusy do with them as you please IGreat spPsu'e.l
A GOOD THING 49, Mayor Kingsland has re-
to break up the nuisance caused by the hackmen
sud baggage smsshers cosgregadng at the Railroad sta
Sons and Steamboat landings and for This purpose has
snoued these places large Police force Hereafter
ny person crestng a disturbance attempting to i'm
pose upon traveller, viii be promptly arrested
AEOTHER LOT OF EMIGRhNTs-On Saturday
last there arrived this port the ship Fdes with 28 pas
egers the Edward OBren with 29s passengers, and the
si ssssipp with ESQ the Gona~nt"~ ~''v~d
with over eco passengers
FoRrHE AFRICAN SQUADRoN.-The u. slOop-
war Germantown, Com James D. knight, sailed from
ria mort Yesterday afternoon for Madeira She will there
IN The African squadron and be the flagship OF Commo
GORE Lsvaete out about nineteen months Tnel o.
owing 4, a let OF her officers:
Comuarder-Jaur= D KrRht
Essd Thompson james X North, George Col
william Cis.,an Assistant surgeonA. Nelson Bell
Acting Master Juiuss Botrer.
oae,r Fret L-osssn John D 5m l1., no,n. y
l,,ch; Howard Mccrsa, William Ioon John h. Laso" W"
gos.~sa~Joh Burrows Gqnuer-wl,@ W Fiber Car,
i-'sr- Ebenszer Thompson salmaksf-ISeodo' c Herbert
FIRE AND RESCUE between four and five
clock on Sunday morning. fire. broke out al the corner
Of Ffyfrst street and Eighth avenue, in frame house
inhsbited by two families named Hsgan and Barton ne
inmates were asleep the time and would have been
burned to death had been for the timely assistance
Of officers McCrscken and Leggett OF the Nineteenth
Ward Police who broke open the doors and rescued them
from impending destruction The house was entirely con.
,umed
FIREs-A dwelling in the rear OF the lime
Yard. corner of West and ChartonsS was slightly dam
seed by fire at hsltpait II O'Clock on Sunday night
An alarm Of fire. which took place Sunday afternoon
+, hsfpss O'Clock al No III Mulberry ST. brought Inc
fire department together, when ensued between
Hose Companies No 6 and No. %, which was soon
stopped by the Police. The damage TO the premises "a'
slight
~ At the sale Of household furniture at 43
Ia Fsyete place resdence OF John S. C. ABBOTT wha1s
shout TO remove from the city, there may be found Two Oh
Chickering'S hest pianos very excellent extension Iaol7
Beebe's Range oil paintings Brusells, Ingram, and Ee'
reusn carpets and extensive assortment Of useful tu
rure in The condition. Sale This day, ApIu 10 a.
Io O'Clock
LAUNcH-The skip Margaret Eliza will be
launched tomorrow morning at hatpasi O'CLOCK rom
The ,hipysrd OF Mr. Isssc C Smith at Hoboken NJ she
ia owned by w w De Forrest Co. Of this city Ia ABOUT
eco ,ous burhen will be commanded by Capt Joseph
Adams
lADyERTIsENENT The Fountain Pen IN
SAWYER 20 the many inquiries constantly being received oy
mail and otherwise respecting this Pen, would respect
fully stale that The receipt Of s. post paid the article
VIII be sent by OF mail, IN perfec! working order
.ra alsn On hard Stock Of o ID Penn beauL