rne Great whiS Meeting.
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We were not able, night befoTe last, to obtain
even the names Of nearly all the speakers at the
Wing Mass Meeting around National Hall Be
side these we have named, We have since learned
that Mr G. s. BRYAN Of 5. c. Mr.. HoLLEY o.
Niagara, A. L. JoRpoY, S. STARKwEATnEE.
P,nLr nosE, MORRIS FRANKLIN, WM. DoDGE,
Mr.. WHEELER of Haversiraw, and Hlr REED Of
the Second Ward, were among the speakers at
the different stands-somc of them speaking
twice or thrice at different points. A friend who
heard the eloquent Carolinian, DRyAH, reports
the substance Of his concluding appeal. fol-
lows:


Mr. Claws posHi0n hiStory and pri~ciPieS, COM
bine 10 form character, and present a compromise.
which should satisfy every section ul the coun,ry,
II bv birth he is q Nirgnan, and We OF the South
can claim him as 4 brOtber-has he not been tne
faithful seyrant of the chOle country Has he no,
acted nimarelv and strongly with each and every
section2 VIII the South refuse 10 support him,
whose clarion voice. the second war OF lndePend-
cnce cheered her dropping spirits and gave her
heart for the unequal contest! Who on the Ms
souri, question and the Compromise, rlsked his name
and fame for her end the Union


VIII the North and the East desert him who has
never deserted them who has been their in
,eresr, when II required not only courage TO defend
but wisdom and skill to understand and TO save


And will hi. own West refuse 10 do honor to him
who has done so much honor 20 her viii she
fuse the brightest jewel flung setting The
greenness OF his youth-lhe vigor Of his glorious
manhood, have been spent for her-wll she not
eagerly rally 10 his side ard crown bis gray hairs
with honor But et the North and the South, the
Eas; and the West be forgotten. Let party be bu-
ried. Let Henry Clay, the American Citizen, be
brought before the American People, and as he
stands uncovered in the presence OF his country,
face 10 face with his counlr'men. shall he not be
hailed and greeted as a National Benefactor And
when his fellow cOuntrymen look upon their friend
of man. years-the Pilot who had conducted them
in safety through many wintry sorm-and the?
recall in bright review the long line OF his iuSiT
ous services shall rot gratitude break into plaud'
and their voice be heard as the sound of many
tcrs, mailing him worthy 10 be their future Chief
The American People will meet their own ohliga-
tons They will themselves pay The accumulated
debt. They vii! no. cast that debt on posterity
rhev will not suffer any American Plutarch in re-
cording the eventful story OF Henry Clay, 10 put
into his mouth the touching reproach Of rhs eriied
Themistocles, the friend and Saviour OF hiS coun-
trv 10 has countrymen:


Nv countrymen pay !ne 30 true respect; when
storm gathers, they shelter themselves under me.
as under Palm. Tree, but when the Sun of Pros
perity once more beams upon them, they ROB that
tree OF lis leaves and branches.