Ate, Mr.. CLAW had concluded, the President
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After Mr.. Clay had concluded, the President
introduced


wv. Fowler, who spoke for an hour or more
on Texas, and finally gave way to
Senator J. F. SIMMONS of Rhode Island who
addressed the meeting short but able speech on
the important subject of the Tenff.


The Meeting at National Hall.
National Hall. like the Tabernacle, was cIo"d-
ed full of enthusiastic and warm-heaf'ed Wings
las. night. The meeting was organized by Inc
choice of the following officers:


F5~ P-eside=t THERON 5. CARMAN'


;fre Presidents:


J.o. T. W,.Lts4os' j c. TsMsLr.


EpXuSp GRIFyIS. \. KAlts'


J. ]. BISoHAM. ',ko' bAhsIo.


Il M.Iwrti DAsL. GopwTS


d. B. Curtis, w EAfHoK.


Senator SIMMONS Of Rhode Island, Senator
MILLER Of New.Jersey, and MI DoRRAScE oil
Genesec County made short addresses IN defence
OF the Wing policy and its distinguished cham,
pior, rep!e:e with stirring elcquencc and sound
argument, and which brought doTn such thun'
ders Of applause as made the old Hall t''m0is'
There was also Mass Meeting in front OF The
Hall, which was addressed by JOSEPH BLUNT,
ESQ. Mr. ROMAN, and HlI. VAN Ness Of Brook
ism. At Twoli, also there was large and en-
thusias.ic gathering, but our limits forbid going
farther into detail.