The Albany Rally.
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There was an immense gathering OF the Free
men Of Albany at the Capitol to receive and listen
10 the Wing Members of Congress on Monday
evening. ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE presided. An
organization was first effected in the Capitol, but
not half the people already in attendance could
crowd into it, and the meeting adjourned to the
Park, where they numbered not less than 2,50o
The Members of Congress were introduced, and
then addressed with stirring eloquence and power
by WILLIS HALL, who rendered them the enthu-
siastic thanks of the Wings Of Albany for their
able faithful and successful discharge of the du-
xes devolved on them by the People. Respon
siVe addresses were successively made BY Hon.
MILLARD FILLMORE, Hon. r. L. CARUTHERs of
Taasessee and Hon. RICHARD w. THOMPSON of
Indiana with spirit, earnestness, and cHec, rare
ly exceeded 1t was nearly eleven o'clock when
Mr., Thompson closed and the meeting adjourned
every Wing animated by spirit of enthusiastic
discrimination TO do his utmost for the good cause
in the approaching contest.


The Ere,ing Post has letter IRON Albany stating that
Procession the arrival OF the members had been
aopncea bn, was not effected The writer conceaS the
fact ,ha, the notice given but hours,
the boat arrived Sour earr faa Nssa Just as several
hundred wrs were on their the wbars We trrsl
the LocoFoco was satisfied with tie meeting IN the even
ing where TO say nothing of 1000 Wings there were
Pan Rare than have attended any meeting OF their
own party in Albany Tor many months


@ D The Roc1estsg DAILY 44dpeftiser IS fun
bling for discrepancy between our earnest ad-
vosncs of a Protective Tariff and our subsequent
remark that ii viii not do e0ery tkia which the
Country requires The Tribune was SO Jealous
j for Tariff. argues the Adv. and yet it now con,
sedes that it will not create National currency
nor produce the Millennium. The Advertiser
may be very asinie journal, but il 4akes itself
needlcssly ridiculous in this matter we bei'eye
the Tariff the very first in importance OF the msa-
sures needed to restore the Natioaal prosperity;
but if this were sll-suiicient, why should wS adj
vocate Others Did we contend for Tariff only
through the late crisis or for National Currency
tho Land Distribution aud the resumption of In
ternal Improvement also7 Answer US, Wisdom !


H VIII some Of the Loco-Eoco journals who
ar, so overwhelmed with gratitude and admira-
ton in view of the course of Silas Wright on the
Tariff bin be good enough to tell US whether it is
his Vote for or Speech against the bill which so
enrastures them? We have tried the Argus on
this head, bat can get no satisfaction, Win The
Union, Rochester Advertiser, or some of their
kindred, enlighten us