New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
The pi.senter,' Convention at Worcester.

Ater the account OF this gathering which we
published 10 our Evening Edition Of yesterday a d
Morning Edition Of to-day was IN type, we receiv-
ed letter from another correspondent a gentle
man VINO disseats from the movement. ami though
in measure anticipated we give few extracts
70 show the views Of opponents as well as friends
OF the Convention.
WORCESTER June q lsis.
The Convention which was called by circular. Of
al those opposed % Taylor and Cas- is 10 session
Whether II equals the antcp .ons Of ts projectors we
are unable 20 cay. Il il certain however, that the
friends Of Tsyor very much elated by the obvious
discrepancy between the numbers actually in attend.
snce and the rush which they were led TO expect .
Hon CHARLES ALLEN was then called for. and was
greeted with sppisuse upon his appearance He could
not express bis feelings Of eradication At hearing the
resolutions just adopted Il was time for free hearts
10 rejoice The people Of Massachusetts, were here as
scmtled more glorious sun now shines upon us than
the sun u Au-tert or that Unframed O-t7bsr Sun OF
Yr4na. Tsylori.u j. dead Boo the County of Worccs
Ter Nothing -urs hlt the up OF its tail aud iron heels
are upon thar The gentleman continued ~ some
length ~ q similar srain and finally gave wav % Mr.
CHARLES SUMNER a. Boston who wished 10 read Ore
spnteucc 0i letter Of Joseph Williams of Mich.
Why The Vt0e hot read l. matter Tor reasonable
inference.
We csnnot detail the farther action of the Convention
for wanf of rme. Speeches were made by Henry WI
son OF Natick Mr. Pane of R J. Mr Hart OF the same
state. Mr Woodman of Maine and Anhsa Walker of
North Brookneld A. MIR Walkers remarks are of
more than ordinary interest We state The -uD-tance-
H- inquired what j. the object OF this Convention 2
Tor object 10 must have The Call was not 20 Wings
nor u Democrats bat 20 all opposed % Taylor and
Cas-. We here 10 talk about Humanity. end not
shout TARIFF, Banks or Sub-lreasuries. There has
been 700 much talk about the Tart With our present
Debt. there will bee 00Hai Tariff Laughter
NOu " %
Cas- since they VIII say that you must elect one ~ the
Two Now have Do choice between them Only ]
think that Mr. Taylor j. the most honorable. straight
forward men. But VIII you. gentlemen resist the ap
p al. when urged 10 make choice between them
There ms not been sd much ADeraiy DO the organi-
zaflon Of this Convention should have been And 10
this D. mere Wlig movement 20 break Oh a wing
from the Wing party. Why thew may take care OF 10
N mselvfs But am prepared % JOIN IN an united a
fort 10 stop the extension OF Slavery.
Mr. Walkers remark. were listened 20 with much
attention, and apparently excited some feeling For
when Mr. Lot Poole OF Charleston next introduced
0y The President loud cries arOse from tie crowd Of
Leavitt g. Leaviitw Hear the Liberty party ."
&c. which were only appeased by the appearance OF
Rev. Joshua L"avitt upon the stand As we lett the
Common this time, unable state the tenor
Of Mr Leavitts remarks.
The Convention hss been In session since dinner
sfening 10 d speech from Hon Joshua r. Giddings Of
Ohio. the grove back OF the Lunatic Hospital An
other correspondent Will doubtless give epiJme o.
bis opinions.
foA a fffltN We ehuu1t uftlu tnAt very luftullh
bic d-msnstrstun. Quite a uumher OF prominent men
were present but few OF them have lately acted with
the Wing parry. The backbone OF the State l. Vet
vigorous. and amply able 10 bear up that ounce
which. u hastily assumed would prove too
much for euiurencr. One incident j. noteworthy
auson % Martin Van Buren, drew down repeated
rounds OF applause.
Regretun. that This account not more comDrehen.
svc have me pleasure 81 subscribing mysth, very
truly. your Ohedient servant,
The Convention assembled in the CRY Han on Wed.
ne-dsy evening when speeches made hy Messrs
Sumurr. Adams, and others IL then dissolved after
recommending the appointment o. Delegares 70 the
Convention Al BuHal1 WACUtr-FTr