Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-06


ias make biz voice hssrd now chair beach
and shoussd louder than beforethe gambler and bauiss
on The stand Who considered IL their da y sArK their re-
speetve iends. swose ou,rsseouslyMr Brewser a'sht
ed by Mr. MCully. attempted read resolutions or
something else. end s astCol Lee was very suddenly 70
moved from the stand the ground. lie, siso soon regain
ed his position, aud d.grsecul conflict ensucd which
to the credit of the audience be 1, said. confined ex
ciusiveiy 20 those the stand
After this scene. Judge Barton made his appesrsnee.
but the b<ligersnn would be QUOTED. Their voices
were sli for war;" Fight they must for nothing else
than TO show the subjects Of Queen vcos any of them
were present. how ey would be treated should the British
Sovernment persist In sing her claims Ia Oregon
and fight they did! The only serious INJURY observable
after tho battle the destruction VI the steps and other
consenienccs attached 10 the
AZ about hive O'Clock. peace psrtisly restored by
the division Of the audienee-the old Hunkers taking
position west OF the rosum and the young Democracy
east meeting Of those the aide was then or
ganisedresoutions adopted and addresses de-
livered by Col Paxe, Col. Leo, VIM d. Kelly, ESQ., and
ano,ber individual whom very few seemed To know
care anything about.
All the speeches were made and resolutions adopted
midst alternate Cheers hses aud goans aud therefore
were not able To hear much that said What We did
hear, however, sufficient convince hi, although
the spsakers--incudng the two Cooncls-wero brsvey
defyng Great Britain maintain ef her assorted
rights they would prefer oee under the present Admin
etraon to acotumssOn Ia the Army should war cnsuc.
The meeting finally aouned-those the stand Jumped
off, aud all departed leaving the Of the stand de-
eide the question: which he considered most Important who
broke the sicpsi
To be serious, this the disgraccinl
ever witnessed in thus city, We doubt whether the walls
Of Tsm'nany Hall could, they possessed OF vocal
powers. speak Of so isgsns and
witnessed by In pend.nce Square yesterday
afternoon. We looked with indifference upon the quarrel
because was ts"is affair altogether. and ives OF ill.,
tie consequence to us which faction should triumph but
aside from politics. We must regret that any thing OF the
kind should have occurred in the city OF "Botherv Love-
and in the vicinity Of old Independence Hall. However
we certain that those who acquainted with tacs
viii eSonerate the respectable OF oil parties by whom the
eonouct OF those who called and conducted the meeting
was eondemned; should England accept the '"rifafion
"hen some " he valiant speakers yesterday seemed dis
posed to tender her. ey would certainly run away! They
can tax OF war; eaihey have no idea oil rskng their pre-
eious hSss by eonetn which bullets and bayonets must
DC ,e''0uusea'
we said IN the outset that we should not attempt to tell
hs who'e run Our memory viii not serve US, and lift
~ouu we Ia'e NOT space Tor all the details One 1.-THE
's occasion W say. we oeheve mat the specta-
ee Weo hau oeeh presented to the audience was humi-
auhg nc e"H 10 DC so-snd We think We have said g.
usu " our reaoers mat IL must DC 50 10 all or
ueto'k e,u1e"s'
"a - a. e ooas'ea yeseruay mai 'hey eelon-
geo 10 the truly Democratic patriotic war party, and
IeAay momenrs warning, TO march to the battle field
Au "'s' ne loops o. oieat oh'ain lace TO lace. And
"ao' 1ah' reaoe do You suppose these very seHemen
ISM " piesuo over 'ne,r ineouns for whom, did
s, ~ W , yesterday WY Charles Jared In,
se's' us ns" ~uo says ne would nave been tory had
=" 49, ne aays =, .nc revolution VINO wi hereai-
YET uouo 'oe1 pa,'ionsm-who question their motives
~ VIZ p, a. 'Iey are MOI snn.ed 10 The confluence Of
'a"'eS IA iON aou inonas fsitchie
Prom the u = Gazette.
HE WAR MkErINe.--Among the amusing scenes yes
uay oeins INC INST Of May was the meeting III The State
ho! . yaru, esiiea OF
ne Ciurens OF the City and County OF philadelphia.
10 tepei he aggressive protennons Ct the British
nS"y' ~ recently proclaimed in both their Houses OF
iaraheni ana 10 uphold the Chief Magistrate OF the
ahecah onon IN his determination to maintain invlOatc
tne territorial rights and national honor OF the American
'eope.
h'eIy oooy knew mat uere had besn quarrel about
e pieehhai, meeting and That Inc battle would be
Iouslt IN eecnng Officers Aboutfonr minutes before o.
coek, Two gentlemen, known TO be OF opposite factions
H]' Col II. NJ Lee, and Col A. Cummings, mounted the
s'ase when immediately Col Cummings pressed forward.
ana nominated Thomas McCully, ESQ., for President. AT
once Co Lee nominated the Hon u j. lngersol for Pres
cent ne stage wes immediately crowded. and in the
rom rank were Col n ~. Lee and b. ii. Brewster ESQ.,
inc FORMER heading the dallas faction and the latter head
ing 'ne buchanan iaeloa. was announced amid contra
mai Mr. meIui was elected President and some
Resolutions exhibited and, perhaps Mr. Be
eI ihen commenced scene OF shouting and showing,
so1hs s'a o'fPs, Suen as we have not seen Tor many
I"u que "a twice. he leaders OF each iaciIon were
uoeu U" inc sAse 10 Tie manifest delight OF the multi
". ~,
oo soeheo W DC some good nature operating IN the
"'sss- No' Lee asked MS party 10 move TO the
e' Siue' pu' hOuc moved; wheienpon COL Cummings
el.d i, WIN n' 'naS'Y 10 sur the people "They
uOn. 30 at any raie'' SAID tho gallant Col. Lee.
q, ,lo..-;i,o A.. IT. P'"-