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lpmes' Clay ,~.next was Closely scru inzed the
laws or naturalization, too were dwelt upon by
Mr. w. who declared himself in favor OF a modinca.
tion not that Of the natives, but one which, after
residence months would iavest all who could read
and write and show they were to understand the Con-
s,i,uiion with al the rights bestowed. Mr. w. made
conclusion by eloquent survey Of the universal tights
o man adaptation Of Ar ercan institutions TO all
communities the heresy Of those who would crib and
confne section what meant for all mankind, and
OF the justice and saltary operation Of allowing TO adopt
admission TO the full and tree enjoy ment oi
American liberty


MIR T. DE, NY was the next speaker; his speech was
confined principally comparison Of the lines and char
scters OF the rival candidates.


Mr. MunpnY, the candidate for Richmond county was
loud called for but owing the departure Of the steam
er, his speech exceedingly brief


The hour having arrived when Il was necessary TO
leave in order be in time for the last boat for New
our reporter LETT whilst Wells was addressing e
fectively the numerous assembly who still remained
Their cheers connuedto be audible at an immense dis
tance blended in wild harmony with the martial mu
sic OF the excellent band OF the Brooklyn Empire Club
which body forgot observe sooner mustered strong
and cut imposing figure among their fellow democrats
ont that occasion.