Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Tho FlIlmore Meeting in Now York.


The New York papers Of yesterday maruine
contain an aernani Of the pmeecdings al meeting
OF the friends Of Mr. FiLiHaRE as a candidate Tor
the Presidency held in New YORK m Monday
evening, The meeting Nas presided over hy
DaNul Lonn, Esl, assisted by two hundred Vice
Presidents, IN the iisi ol ham we recognise many
OF the leading anl most influential working whs,
OF New York
The resolutions were fea1 By the Hon. Nj
BfnkaAN, OF the New iufk Senate AMI we've
adopted by the meeting By acelamaiian. They
We're as iolowH
Rasinei, Thai as MiLtaan Frltaaar. com.
meneing liie naaf boy following M Ia early man.
hood mechanical trade. elaeaiine himself pris.
iieallY ard thoroughly by h. own indasiry aul
commencing then the Practice Of phiiession IN
which h. was hanarcd nT his yiriu,s. called hY
The people among whom b. lived 20 represent them
IN both branches af The Legislature, aud lherc ex.
hibiihs that INTEGRITY and ability which have
sihee characterized his eanaH by ihe same people
elected 10 the national couneils where he has con-
tiunel by their unqualified anpmval. anil in the
eNef-inemnrahle iaen'y-sereH,h Cunafass. mai.r
by the general Voice Of the representatives chair.
man Of the Committee OF Nays and Means-he
theiei by his uaweaHrd devotion during the most
ufinaas session On reconl. by his imntss. di.cua.
ton and ability mainly contributed 10 the passAge
oithat bill which foscucl the down ini1ien III.
industry and bleeding Interest. oi lie country.
and III the place at wrecks, laid ihc HeW anil .uTe
foundations Of national greatness and prosperity.
.hence, by a maoniy OF nearly ia00a. elected
Comptroller Of his own State. hc discharged hn
duties with such marked distinction. nnl 10
brought onler out Of confusion, a. to win in,m al
classes unqualified praise, Without the soliciii.
ton Of himselfo his friends. be- WAS unanimously
nominated iof The Vice Presidency. Thus odrr,l
As peace maker between the conicnling element
oi his own party, the E,rcc uf bis character atl
his unlmpeachib.e position fcclnclcl ANTAGONISTS.
and, worihily united with Gencml Taylor. he
shared ia the sneccss ofthe campaign OF ISIS.
Rtnifoi, That when called by Providence Ia
enter upon The duties of President we fni him
relying on the Almighty and with az unisieIin.
trust in ihe faifioiifm oi his couainmen. intok-
ing his ieluw-ciikrns io siiain him. pressing oH.
wafds IN the discharge ol be high vocation. and
under circumstances 81 danger anl paul 'o ibe
Repablie, almost without paralic with signal
ability and success restoring peace in tie land.
maintaining -Ai iur,hcring h. interest az home
upholding, preserving, ani defending the Consii.
tuition and the aws; throwing everywhere Ore
Tgls Of protection over thc rights of our country
and iis citizens abnuad winning irom an men sni
ifom all clssscs the mecl ul having b, Acted in h..
great Office as 20 rebound 10 the interest, the honor
and the glory Of the nition placing his Admins.
tfaion slc by side with Washilgton's Irf,r.,u'.
aud Madisons and IN bis own personal purity
teaching an incslimablc lesson. IN behalf of me-
people OF this city, who thus estimate MiLLann|
fiLLMoRr, we present him 70 our counirymcn a.
the Wing candidate iorihe Presidency VI ihe Uni.
TED States, pledeiug 10 our brethren e,efyWhefr
Throughout the Union our hearty cooperation Ia
secure his triumphant election.
Rfsoirot That this community have but one
voice IN The expression Of ihe affection and ,enrr.
alton for that peerless patriot now drawing psaf
his Immortality, full oi hon,rs and hill OF glory
Our ohCring is our hcaris, and that has hui one
uiicranee OF deep and grateful thanks. We look
upon country al peace and blessed anil now.
when deitactiun has ceased, when slauder. ashim-
ed seeks the shelter Of obscurtF when neither
ambition noT iasrhood can mone avail their utter.
sfs ihe nation turns 10 him as IL chief and beet
beneiaetof We iho friends Of MlL,up Fnt.
noEr, may well express our proud ibsnt, /, Il,,.
~ Gay who thus sanctides our choice with his /
hearty and Lnrcsopcd approval, bestowed up,n
one whom, he says, -has been tried and found
true, iailhinl, honest and conscientious"
h'saiFnf' That IA 1854, we vxprcrrd ihe voice
OF this city. when more Than $4,000 Of uf riiitrn.
solcmny cudor,ed the Compromise. and invoked
The AID Of our representatives then 90 effect ia .
sage, 50 now We reaiim our devotion to tie gfest
National Wing party Of principle and derla-s o,r
Intention 10 abide by aud maintain, 10 the lo.i off
our ability, the Union, The Constitution and ibc
laws--caeh and every part Of them. and we here
proclaim that, through veal or wo. we win r,a.
tlnue IN this iaith haiways-which should Eno,y ~,
difference ot belief IN any section Of our broad ,nd
happy land. '''' ''''
Speeches wcrc delivered on the occasion by the
Hon. HuNrHnEY MAnsuALi. the Hon Mn,rprr,,
y; oiNfaf' aud ihc Hon. JAMS BnooKs. The
being packed 10 iis utmost capacity. some tlou.
sands OF persons organized outside. and called tbs
Hon, }. plnLLirs PHGNn 10 the chair. and were
addressed by the veteran Josrru Hoxir. Esi. ami
subsequently by Moan.. Brooks and Gentry
Al the mention Of the name Of llrVaY 'Ct,y
the cheering was enthusiastic. Several Of the
most prominent CLAy men were present. and
l1ined in the demonstration Of Sir FitJsonE