The Grand Rally OF the Commercial


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Emporium


The greatest Political Meeting ever held with
in the City of Ncw-York assembled last evening
within and around National Hall. From Broad
way to Centre-street (some fifty rods) the whole
width of Canal.street (six rods was occupied by
the out. door part of the Meeting. Not less than
10000 must have been in attendance. From
nine different stands at the same time the People
were addressed by GARRETT DAVIS, OF Ny. VIM
X. BOND of Ohio, L. F. ALLEN of Buffalo, HUGH
maxwell, DUDLEY SELoES, JOSEPH L.. WHITE,
J. N. REYNOLDS, JOHN c. HAMILTON, Fl. Z. DA-
v,Es. THOMAS CHRYsTAL, GEO. W. BLUNT, J. II.
A1KMAN, S. CoLrAx of la. B. S. WHITNEY, J. w.
Fowler Jr and twenty or thirty other speak
srs were heard-some OF them speakers for The
first time. We have doubtless omitted the names
of some of the ablest among them, as II wes I'M
possible, with the aid OF two reporters, to catch
even the names of half OF them The display
of banners, torches, &c. was beyond all prcce-
dent. No meeting equal in numbers or spirit
ever assembled in the City of Ncw-York'


The principal stand was erected on the side Of
Cenal street opposite to National Hall. An I'M
,nense throng having gathered at this point, the
meeting was called to order at Z o'clock by Ed.
WARD MINruRN, Esq. on whose motion it was
organized as follows;


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