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PUBLIC MEETING AT CRoToN HALL LAST
NlGHr-In spite OF the storm, this was large
as well as enthusiastic gathering. II was called
10 order by JosgrH HoxfE, Esq. who nominated
for President JonH II. WILLIAMS, Esq. ana FOR
Vice Presidents WM. B. CROSBY, JAMES W. DOM
mick and lwcn,y-one other gen:lemcn-ior Sc
creta1ies L. Mills, Esq. and three others all
when were unanimously elected.


Hon. MoRRrs FRANKLIN, after brief preface,
submitted series of excellent resolutions, hear
tiIy approving the nominations Of CLAY and
FhrLINGHuysES setting forth the principles OF
the Wings condcmning the Texas plot, and clos
ing with the following


Resolred, That the solemn duty is now devovcd
upon the true Wings OF the country 10 restore that
ascendency which circumstances have impaired 10
reGstablish Wing Principles and WING measures
TO reaihrm the sentiments on which We acted IN lG+u
to DO the work over again, and do II anew IN sucn
X way God willing, that il will hoid"-!or there
never Time when the People oi this country
were more emphatcaily called upon 10 leave no Ell
for, untred Tor the reestablishment OF good govern
ment than al present. Our Cause is Jus OF, union
perfect our candidates are emlncnty entitled 10
public regard and confidence, and, with proper ex-
ertons part will, we trust and firmly believe,
be triunphantly electec


The meeting was very numeTous-the large
rom in Croton Hall being entirely filled, and an
mated with the greatest unanimity. The ad-
dress OF Mr. kETcHuM was able. He descanted
at large upon the Annexation OF Texas and upon
the Tariff, ending with an exho-tation to all who
heard not TO believe that they were to have an
easy victory, but one which would call forth al
their energies. He dwelt especially upon the &c.
scrtion of Nj Van Bur,n by those who had been
MS par,sans, and on the violations OF the Loco
Foco faith in various sections OF the country,
particularly regarding the Incidental Protection
OF Domestic Industry. The speech of Mr.. HoxIE
was very good humored and called forth much
applause and laughter.