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Great Whig Meeting IN New York.


The Whigs Of the city 81 New Yerk had
a tremendous gathering on the evening Of
the 4th inst. The Broadway Tabernacle,
whore it was held, was, says the Courier and
Enquirer, ''crowdsd io its utmost capacity,
with the gallant enthusiastic friends Of the
eminent patriot and statesman HENRY CLAY.
Of Kentucky. Since the memorable visit Of
the Whig members Of Congress .. the same
place, 90 greatan assemblage has never been
gathered within the walls Of any building,
and the heartfelt enthusiasm which pervad-
ed and animated the vast crowd, as though
all were actuated ~ one impulse, gave glO-
rious prsssage Of the spirit with which the
great contest will be entered into and carried
on by those who lock 10 HENRY CLAY as the
only man who can rescue the country from
the grasp Of those, whose motto is ''rule OF
ruin"


The Clay Clubs from several Of the wards,
for whom seats had been reserved, entered
the hall with banners flying and music play
ing, amid the huzzas Of lhe crowd, and the
waving Of handkerch;sfs from the ladies' y ho
filled the galleries."


Dr. D. F. Bacon and Horace Greely, ESQ,
addressed the meeting in q bold and slequeni
manner. Several patriotic songs were sung,
and several national airs played, after which,
the vast assemblags dispersed, giving twelve
hearty cheers fer HARRY OF THE WEsT.