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Henry Clay and a Protective Tariff.
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II Tenth Ward.-Ata large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Democratic Wing Electors OF the Tenth ward
held the Columbian Hall, on Monday evening" the ai
instant; pursuant the call of the General Committee,
JOSEPH MsKEEN Esq was called to the Chair; ISAAC
H. MEAD and WILLIAM THOMPSON were appointed Assistant
Cbair1nen, and WILLIAM JONES, Jr. Secretary


The call the meeting having been rend and unanimous
y approved Of resolved that the meeting proceed TO
elect by ballot Delegates to tie County Convention and
JOSEPH WEED and THOMAS PTTTs elected Tellers.-
Opcoung ballots, The following gentlemen de-
red 10 be elected by overwhelming maorileS. viz


RICHARD SCOTT, GEORGE G. TAYLOR,


THOMAS HYATT, JOHN COGER, Jr.


STEPHEN BARKER


On motion, il resolved that Committee be appoint
ed to retire and draft resolutions expressive OF the
this meeting whereupqn The Chair appointed Messs J. H.
H. Haws, Richard sc5t, George G. Taylor, Gesrge E.
Becher asdJ. S. Dodge such committee.


The Committee having retired, returned andrcported the
following Resolutions which adopted by the meeting
without dissenting voice:


ResOoed That cordially respond 10 the nomination made
by the Mass Meeting ~ National Hallof HENRY CLAY
for the Presdeacytat firmly relying upon his well
and purely republican principles, we feel confident that
tons and bring back country lis former wonted pros
perty.


Re;o!red Thatthe law for Distributing the Proceeds OF
the Sales Of the Public Lands having been fully discussed
during the Presidential which resulted in the cleo
lion OF ths aented HARRISON and sanctioned by the
uon 10 oree OF persons openly and avowedy in favor
such distribution, hold that il John Tyler should make
the repeal OF that law condition Of signing any bill that


ay be presented 10 him by Congress- he traitor 20
party .i elected him. to Democratic Principles ana 10 the
well beng OF country which looks him for the fosQrin.
care OF father instead Of the wicked and cspricous con-
duct Of Tyrant.


Resot7ed Thata proper and adequate Protection Do
Qesuc Industry and Manufactures of the principal OBJ
scts OF Government tending in the greatest degree
promote individual aad national prosperity and bapp
ness -.


Realised, That the States composing National Con
iederacy having delegated that power the General Go
veTnmen by giving the power TO lay duties have righ!
to demand such legislation that subject the general
interest and welfare OF the country require
TIE following Resolutions offered by J. Fl. Haws, were
| adopted by acclanation


Rsol.ed That in The opinion ofths meeting til. reduc-
ton OF the pay OF the in the employ OF the Common
Council to The proposed by the report OF the JOINT
Committee Of both Boards, uawise and Re1pedient and
prejuf;cial TO the Interests OF the Wing Party.


Resosvcs, That the present pay TO the waichnen and
etker subordinate officers ard workmen IN tie employ o
the Common Council by means too high 10 coGllnan nd
the OF honet faithful and competent and
bic them provide comfortably for their taies ana
do earnestly friends in the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen negative the ordinance this subject as
Gently passed by the Board Of Aldermen
JOSEPH McKEEN, Chairman.
ISAAC II. MEAD, ..,nr ,t,;-,,
| WM. THOMSON, aeu's o'1a'1ihAi-
Vim. Jones, Jrr Secretary anla 1t
