Your ob't servant.

.uorris Franklin. ESQ aud others. Committee. :.
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.Norris Franklin. Esq, aud others. Committee.


TnRoo's NECK. WEsrcIIE s.rER, May A. 1871. .
Dear Sirs am this moment favored with YOU! letter Of
s a 3 es nSF F f sa tS II 2sY c s
held in the city OF Ncw-iok, on Monday the 9TH instant lp
ed czen as the Whs CANDIDATE c the Office Of esdsn;
eoaty fy and % fa the COCOA as most aSspcoas
triumph Of Wing principles and full Of hoe for the future
viii Be received and responded to by the Wings the coun
try with the same unanmily and ardent ieen with which
aud wishes The voice Of The people TO- IN The ap
Friends and Justice tpo long delayed will thus length be
rendered 10 eminent services and distinguished worth anG
great end are due not merely good wishes. but our
animated md per>eyerne efforts WIN sentiments oi cen
respect and peonal esteem. remain Dear Sis your friend
and servant. l.. BRADlsH,


NEw-llAvEy. May 4. lsii.


Gcntieacn 1t would afford great pleasure, in com
piance with your invitation. to meet the friends OF the


s;ou Statesman whose elevation 10 the highest office IN
pate. and with the Mass Meeting TO be held IN
S GS aG VIII
necessarily deprive Of the pleasure should experience OF
a,ions with those OF my fellow citizens who will be there
assembled and unite with them embodying and giving
e1ery e heaed s in n the country @ to whom The
plcou results OF the Convention have become known
s with sentiments OF respect ROGER SGa isnd 81 apd
iicrris Faakiia Henry e Ddries Rcro c Haace Jos p
PRISON, j. II. HaHS EsQS.


The last letter was received with bursts of ap-
pausc.


At this stage of the proceedings there was
loud call for Mr.. FILLMORE, who came. forward.
After the cheers occasioned by Mr.. FlLLMoRE's
appearance had subsided, he spoke TO the fol-
lowing effect;


lNr. President, and you .fs'low citizens: Ii is
10 me most gratifying and unexpected sight TO
see so many intelligent, Wing heads around me.
1t reminds me Of the contest OF 1910. realise
that the feeling is again revived which four years
ago won US 50 glorious victory; the fruits OF
which we were partially defrauded of.


| was not fortunate enough TO participate in
the stirring scenes of the last few days at Bati-
more, nor do come here to make a speech, but
to Sympaihizc with your JOY. Here the Coon Of
which We have spoken before, having made him.
self conspicuous, Mr.. FILLMoRs by some allusion
TO 1t and the Sub-Treasury, which we were not
fortunate enough to hear, elected bursts of
laughter from the audience, These nomna-
tons must be source of great satisfaction to
the people of the United States. For the nom-
nation Of HENRY CLAY we had waited patiently
for years. We had confidently awaited The time
when the people would do justice TO him. They
have done so, and we have the satisfaction OF
knowing that in the whole Wing party there Will
be no dissenting voice.


You have the best man that could have been
chosen as the candidate for Vice President
Loud and reiterated applause.l He was fit
person to be associated with the great man of
the West


have not, as said before, been to Baltimore
but know that this nomination will be acceptable
to the people; that they will chcerfully respond
to H. For the people of the western pant of this
State, had the honor long to speak. think
know them, and may assure you that it will re-
spond TO the nomination, keep up its old majority,
and engage IN the contest with might as resist
less as It's own Niagara.


You have made the nomination, wings of New.
York, and the State expects you TO lead tho way
in the contest, and then the time will come when
you will see upon that broad banner, TIE device
Of Henry Clay. (Applausc, long and continued,