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"No public meeting that can be convened under
any circumstances or for any object, can ever pre-
sent stronger claims to the attention Of the Repre-
sentatives of the people, or afford more decisive
evidence of the popular will. 1t was composed
exclusively of the mechanics and workingmen OF
this great city, whose personal experience of the
Impressive effects of irresponsible banking mono
polies and an iTedeemable paper currency, ena-
bled them bear authentic testimony to the essen
tal importance of that great and patriotic measure
IF the General Government, which is designed to
relieve them from the one and to express their
eouIvocal denunciations of that soIdid combina-
ton of Federasts and traitors, who scheming to
perpetually de(raud them with the other. Never
was there more manifest reliance of an immense
body of the people upon the wisdom and infexible
pariotsm of the Chief Magistrate of their choice
and never a more emphatic reprobation of the
heartess designs of that Anti-Republican party
which opposes his righteous policy"


"From this glorious meeting of the true wealth,
uncorrupted virtue, and undecided intelligence of
New York, the oppressed Democracy of the State
and of the whole country may imbibe anew the
vivid feelings and unerring sentiments of Republi-
can liberty. From it they may derive timely in
spiration of confidence in the mighty cause of
popular equity and right and new courage to assert
and defend it."