GREAT MEETING AT NEW ORLEANS.
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There great gathering of the people at the ST.
LOUIS Exchange, in New Orleans the evening Of the
4,h instant, reference the Harrisburg No nnatons
for President and Vice President The editor Of the
Bee declares that the people poured in by thousands
aud. long before the meeting organized. the desks,
galleries. and large crowded to by the
respectable and enthusiastic assembase Of citizens
we have convened for similar purpose"


After organization. and brief statement of its Oh.
Jects, the meeting addressed in succession hy
Messrs Maznreau Peyton, aud Cnnn, who each spoke
with ervor and effect, aud warmly cheered by the
assembage. The appearance Of Mr. Peyton at the
Speakers desk hailed by shouts Of acclamation.
He spoke for upwards Of hour and secured BY his
varied powers for that period the wrapt attention of
his auditory The Bee says: When the speakers al
luded either Clay H,RRisoN in their remarks the
crowded assemblage responded in deafening shouts,
The name Of HENGy CLAY and that Of WILLIAM Henry
HARRsoN had the power Of electricity upon all present
and, their services to the country and to the South
were enumerated. the hearts OF the listeners poured
forth the homage of gratitude stricken by the wand
OF prophet Mr. Peyon, IN the Of his remarks,
alluded to the Hon Henry A. Wise, when the people
manifested their admiration Of that fearless champion of
then rights BY repeated rounds of applause


When the speakers had concluded, preamble and
resolutions, cordially responding" to the nomination
OF HARRISON and TYLER, and earnestly commencing
the Peoples candidates to the support Of people Of
Louisiana, submitted to the meeting aud carried
by accatnatlon,