From, the Nep York american.
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GREAT MEETING IN ALBtNY.-We cannot better
follow up the preceding article, Gan article speak
ing of n Y being for the Admnistration.) than 10y
recordug the proceedings of the almost unprece-
dented administration meeting held at the Capitol,
on Thursday evening. The number computed to
have assembled there is stated at from t7oelve tof
teen hundred. The vast hall of the Capitol, the
great staircase the outer steps, were filled to over
fowing-so much SO, that member OF the Leglsla-
ture who desired to obtain admission, found it i'm
possibie--as Mr.. Van Buren might say . to pene-
trate the interior" STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER,,
presided-and the impression produced by such a
mans taking such part, IS thus we'll referred to
by the Morning Chronicle.


"We have seldom witnessed happier more
touching instance of the moral sublime, that was ex-
hibited at the Capitol on Thursday evening, when
the Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer,, took the chair
I'd preside over the deliberations and proceedings o
the immense and highly respectable meeting Of his