Great Whis Ratification Meeting.
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This took place at five o'clock last evening,
the different Clay Clubs arriving from their re-
spective Wards with banners and music. The
platform was hang around with banners and
streamers. On the back Of the stage was flag
with the 6laxon Of CLAY AND FRELING-
HUYSEN, and on one of the trees near the plat
forra was well-grewn Coon; also on the plat
form was noble Sheep said to belong to the
Ashland flock, with fleece Of staple about Is
inches in depth. The different banners were
rich enough, but are too well known TO our read.
ers to require description. The meeting was
immense, filing the whole space between the
platform and the City Hall, and came itself to
order.


N. B. BLUNT, Esq. appeared upon the stage,
and nominated as President Gen. ANTHONY
LAMB-whch nomination was received with
rapturous applause. Alter which, the same gen.
tleman nominated as Vice Presidents from the