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the popularity OF their party hy not in their being sup
ported by pszsps for it for the love Of good gov
ernment attachment TO their schools and Bibes-and
part Jealousy of that usurppg Sect the Catholics that
made the religious part Of the community rise in their
support he conjured them TO take the right wayto
inmate members for the Legislature all the State
who would amend that odious school law but be would
enforce upon them the Of their going forward
party whilst they had alleged PRINCIPLES upon seve
raj leading questionssuch Pfotection Texas Bank


Mr. TOWNSEND contended that they were under an OBJ


legation TO nominate for their mission delegates to
Utica implied IT. He repudated all connection with the
old parties. aud from such aie would say, Lord deliver
us" He in the decline of lie in the OF which
he was not prominent poltcion, but be would give
his vote JOY fully for their Candidate caring little Tor
the opinion of whig or democrat as they did Tor him.


Mr.. " WANDALL followed in strong pro nomination
speech and drew spirited picture Of their party
would be In Ut the next election without ticket OF their
own.


MIR. WATKINS followed and urged upon them the
pedienoy OF having their nominees Success pro.
gressve, and the candidate should be In the field They
had already thirteen counties, and before the fall they
would have as many more.


Messrs OAKLEY TALLMADGE and CagsrEp made long
and warm addresses after which the motion put and
carried in favor Of making nominations tor aud
Lieut. Governor Of New York. committee OF five was
appointed by the Chair to submit of eligible per-
for those Offices and the meeting adjourned
iii O'Clock, r. NJ, to day.