THEIR MlsFORTUNES COME IN A


CROWD.
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CROWD.


The wings Of Albany IN. Y) have beer
| trying ever since the nomination of Mr.. CLAY


to get up a Clay meeting in that city, bit have
generally failed, for the want of sufficient iu-


dncement, to get the people to attend. Indeed


whg gatherings in these davs are so gloomy


cold, unpatrio.ic and unpopular, that people


require to be well paid before they will attend
songs and hard cider-log cabins and balls
-g2ards and coonskins no longer the peo-


pies cnrrency-and we suppose few really sane
men are willing to quit their occupation to at


tend whig meeting for less than 'stwo dollars
a day and roast beeC.'' But the wings Of Al


bany had determined to have meeting, ga
large, respectable, enthusiastic outpouring Of
the people,'' and accordingly announced that
Gen. Waddy Thompson Of South Carolina, and
Gov Foote of Vermont, would address the Cit
izens on such an evening on the great topics of
the day. The hour arrived and Gen. Waddy
Thompson arose and addressed large meet
ing. The General proceeded to say that he
was opposed to a National Bank and discussed
the matter briehy-he then alluded to the
whig TariT-Stafed that he acas opposed to ana
Tariff except sasch as was necessary for rercnue,


ciatout any regard to protection acLaterer He
stated that he asas IN fauor Of The Annexation
Of Ieras, naediately or Immediately as policy
might dictate, but the unkineest cut of all was
reserved for the closing part of his speech, in
the conclusion of his remarks he EUtoGIzED
JoHN TYLER, SAID he WAS AN HONEST MAN AND
HAD BEEN UNJUsTLY ABUSED, when this declara-
ton was made the coons fled, they could stand
it no longer. Fearing that Gov. Foote might
come in conflict with the General, they sdeem-
ed it advisable to have no further declarations
for the public eye'' that evening


The meeting we believe adjourned sine die
The Glee Club did not sing and the old Coon
sought repose.