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DAVID GRAHAM spoke briefly 10 the assembled
thousands, stating that, owing to the weather,
the fatigue and want OF refreshmen, OF the Peo.
plo, the meeting would speedily be Adjourned to
National Hall at P NJ He made motion to
that effect which was voted dom. Whe:eupon,


Gen. LESLIE CoNss of K+niucSy was called
out, and spoke bri, fly but siiTripgy assuring the
Wings tha; al! the States through which ne had
just passed were prepared to give anooe account
Of themselves. He expressed entirs confidence
,hat TEssEssEE. VIA0tSi, and PENNSYLVANIA
wor!d cas-. heir votes for Gag. rs exaoI;ed the
Wings 0: New-York u the most determined Ell.
forts 10 ensure overwhelming success, in their "
Election. His remarks were warmly responded
10.


J. n. REYNOLDS, on behsl! OF the Committee
OF Arrangements, after few remarks, reported
the following Address, which nss unanimously
adopted;


FaEEMrs or -Is CMTEs STATES!


F.on the CIty SR.ca wItu.ssea the fist ser,-
Gus reverses of our Revolutionary conflict and
whence tie fo,s.eps Of Forsiga elimination last
reluctantly ,scecei f:om our SOL, Fifty Thcusdna
Of your fellow citizens assembled N Convention
now appeal to you for sympathy and aid in our
coming struggle.


Out contest here has bsen animated, energetic,
determined, but it is substantially over. AT this
moment, Nex-YoEk, SO long represented in
Washiogton ent regarded sens.-i'y IS Free
Trade emporium. Is Gesiccdiy i: f-Tos Of Fso-
rEcTIcs TO AMERICAN LABOR. Nothing but tae
most enormous frauds can prevent the polling of