GREAT AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
+ OF THE WHIGE OF PHILADELPHIA X Y
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The United States Gazette Of yesterday, con-
tains the proceedings Of an immense gathering
of the Wings Of Philadelphia on Wednesday
evening. The meeting was designed as an open
ing Of the great campaign Of lS44, commence
ment of the great movement which will con-
tiinue from this time until Henry Clay shall have
been placed 10 the Presidential Chair BY the al
most unanimous voice of the AmericanlpeopleI
Il The meeting was enthusiastic in the extreme; |;


il was presided over BY the Hon. George w. To-
land, member Of the last Congress, assisted by
fourteen Vice Presidents. A series Of very able
resolutions were offered by Josiah Randall, Esq,
prefaced by an eloquent speech from him. The
Hon. Joseph r. 1ngersoll, Vim. B. Read, and
Joseph r. Chandler, Esqs., and the Hon. David
Hoffman, of Baltimore, and Harmar Denny, Of
Pittsburgh, addressed the meeting. A resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. Ingersoll recommended the
Hon. John Sergeant as fit person to be placed
upon the ticket with Henry Clay, as a candidate
for Vice President. resolution dennciatory
Of repudiation, declaring that they held in equal
contempt the infamous doctrine, and the calumny
which imputes it to Pennsylvanians as a people,
was received with boistering and deafening ap-
plause. sl9si' iaEls ssl'fi.' tit3Ris1I af @ff
4 The meeting broke up with nine cheers for
HENRY CLAY, and three for JOHN SER
.GEANT. asrg