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| Gus expression Of countenance and anxiety to Sc
cure places, as though they were in Anticipation Of
a more than commonly welcome, and gratifying
announcement Of news At s o'clock, the large
apartmen. in which the forces convened was COM
pletey filed. On no previous occasion have we
witnessed a more densely packed, and apparently
unanimous assemblage. After brief interval,
the name Of Peter Cooper, Esq. was announced as
chairman, and the proceedings were proceeded
with by the selection Of the other officers.
The Chairman had scarcely time to address the
meeting IN an audible manner, when, on the casual
mention OF the name of Silas Wright, Addison
Gardiner, Polk and Dallas, were severally greeted
with fervor ot feeling and voclferation OF APP
plause that literally made old Tammany ring. In
few brief words the President stated the object
Of the meeting, which was TO respond 10 the nonil
nation of their candidates for the Offices OF
Governor and Lieut. Governor OF the Stale OF
| New York.


| The Secretary, w. A. WALKER, Esq, after
partial cessation OF the exceedingly loud and long
torrent Of applause which again broke forth on the
mention Of The candidates names, lntermingled
with calls of "Whltlng," "Whlting," proceeded
| 10 read the resolutions, which were prepared lor
| the occasion, and which were strongly expressive
of appreciation Of the syracuse nominations:
| Al length, when the reading OF the resolutions
| had terminated,


| JAMES r. WHITING came forward in obedience
| to he will Of the assembly, and said -


FtLLo~C CITIzENs-I is now some six years since had



cracy OF New York assembled in this great wgwam Of
Repuhlicanism and il there has been hour in my
short but eventual e in which have been called to ad.
dress meeting beyond all others interesting and soul
stirring this is that occasion We about to approach
the coming contest in which TO determine whether
the wings have been in the balance and found
wanng-whether while they have been in power the
~ rsa ard wheher
they have not been unfahul to their most solemn pro-


They into n %shy aag
Of conduct upon which the government should be
administered The great issues then presented before
still and must shortly be disposed OF at the ballot box
The question as to whether the dem cratic principles
shall triumph in this community is long since set
tied the power Of administration would never have been
wrested from democratic hands, had not slept the
watch towers of the republic The party that through
trucon in ls40 have failed TO redeem their public pro
misses and rule the country upon sound democratic prin
cples The issues OF United States Bank, OF high
probibtery, disguised under the Of protective
tariff which has been saddled upon you, and you know


ssn how to
turn the prosperity and blight the best interests Of the
country loud cheeringl But we we're at length en-.
in ls0 thanks to the operation of that party and we are
at no loss on that subject we can put our finger
tory. of what it shall be in case they succeed
in their aims First, they are for the establish
are for the renunciaiion Of our just claims to the
Oregon Territory and resolved to refuse all sympathy
and assistance to the of young sister
Republic in the hour OF her adversely and at moment
when she ella ms both at the hands Of her elder demo-





olition Of the veto power the constitution the United
Sates-a power the most salutary in its operation III
and which s the only sa.eyvalve for the maintenance Of
the great principles which compose tho charter OF our


liberties tcheers) These are the important principles
adverse and antagonsc they are to that republican
purity which shall nevertheless be sustained by the great
majority Of this commonwealth But the experience of
the past has taught us we have known from bitter expe
rience the consequences OF United States Bank
we have seen, felt. and understand them, and shall
we try.it again7 (No no) apprehend 1t shall never,
after the last veto rBise its head again destroy the ber
ties the industry, and the dearest interests Of this
country, it did before. It created the most ruin.
GUS expansion Of the paper currency led to disho;
was well nigh involving the country in one ge.
neral bankruptcy and ruin. With respect to the tariff
scarcely demands repetition here They are in favor Of
tariff for revenue alone-tha they believe, Ia all de.
manded by the countlys veal The raising Of revenue
is the object Of tariff with such modification WILL
If necessary protect, not only the manufacturing bat
every other interest throughout the land 1t is our be-
lieihat the manufactures Of land however requires
no protection They are free to protect themseves-as
thoroughly free we are to control its own business,
tain its rights its character and credit and add it has
done before without protection to the aggregate Of the
as that the manufacturing IS the only interest that should
be cared for. Thy tell us that the country for want oa
boring that instead buying the cloth for at
one dollar yard, It is Just as cheap at five dollars
ard q s laughter and appauseDa doctrine as
and preposterous The aggregate wealth OF every coun
try consists in its productive labor Ours purely agri
cultural country-we are not a manufacturing but an
agricultural and commercial people (cheers-a it is
the bone sinew and muscle that out of the ground manu-
acture our riches, others do their CLOTH Who to
be called npon in the hour Of peril7 Who in the dark
hour Of trouble rushed to defend this land with their ves7
WHO but the agrculturist the mechanic the artisan of
common connry they took their stand and sustained
her liberty and asserted her triumph tCheers) IF let
alone the products of our country will find market for
themselves is alone the duty Of government oil
protected equally and prevent unjust taxation heers)
The end and aim Of principles is to establish freedom
\ M 10 pirGU
what seems to be good his part long he does not
interfere with his neighbor Great applanse) Mr. w.
next showed the alacy of the assertion that the opera


ton of the tariff was to preserve favorable balance OF
trade by triumphantly sustaining the increase Of COM
merce of general traffic and wealth. and The unsurpassed
prosperity and growth OF the great cities OF this country
without it, instances the increase Of the tonnage from
10 600 to over 900 900 OF tons since the last and al
legged that there nothing in these statistics which
showed that this prosperity depended upon thing else
than the maintenance of that freedom Of action fer which
he ceutended And now said he word or tive on the
occupa:ion Of Oregon. II has been said must not
away. What If be that distance and what il ii does
require long sea voyage to go therel What Of that II


rghtful property as il surely Isl England has it
now is trn- but she has II only by suarance, and is
Tor us to have own and tell her she shall have
one, one inch Of !. Loui cheerlng) We live on con.
tons, every inch OF which belongs of right ana
we are hound to take possession oft cheers land
would fa'to enlist itself in the Of the assertion Of
American rights matter where they shall be
England to take foot the continent contrary right
and Justice 7Cries Of no, never'D II are to allow,
why. then, say give votes TO Henry Clay Laugh.
ter and cheering) Upon the subject Of the annexation
OF Texas much might be said, difference Of opinion
prevails upon II On recent occasion thought proper
10 make sugg geston in a speech which has been msun.
derstood. did that upon this nen other flag
should Wpplausc but the stars and sttipes
whether II be in the form of great glorious galaxy
or that Of single and united star (Che.rs) The
test renewed for democratic libertyher destiny has
scarcely yet commenced and depends upon whether
free institutions and civil and religious liberty shall pre-
vall over the continent Cheers Texas has been our
nearest republican brother for eight years. She followed
example; she struggled for independence as we did
and maintained il after hard contest successfully We
have, as well other countries. recognised her nde-
pendence She has taken upon her the power Of making
treaties and why then should not take stand in
the face Of high heaven and cooperate with her In the
Accomplishment OF her high behests and the transmits
sion notertyl She eela what leIt-the