New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Preliminary Whig Meeting.

At 3 o'clock on Saturday evening the
members Of the Committees OF the different WaD
began to assemble at Broadway House, and 10 Pre-.
pare for the visit. great number OF the ieaails
men OF the party were present. and amongst tne"
we're many OF the State Legislature, ana oil Cos
gress, who were all invited by resolution TO tase
part ia the proceedings with the General Committees
Of 1851. AtaOOut 81 O'Clock there were DctNses
300 and 400 IN the room. and Mr. Daniel Ullmans
took the chair, during the anangiDgl OF the pfe
limiDaries Of the visit IL was then agreea VA"
procession should be formed. and harshas AZ
poIted 10 conduct II 10 the Irving House, ano soN
range the order OF the reception In the large dining
hail Mr.. Walter Of the XVIII Ward, SerJeaatn
Arms OF the General Committee. was appoinss
Grand Marshal. and as his assistants, the meeuD5
appointed Nicholas Carroll Of the lxth Ward, ana
Mr. David Webb OF the With Ward.
The fGnds for raising the 81 900 were SUBSCRIBER
BY the different Wards, each OF the COMMITTEE,
the two departments Of the Wings giving 30, thl'
making $50 from each OF the % Wards Ia the CtJ
on the sums being counted before the professor
started, II was found that several Wards had y"
forwarded their subscriptions, and NJ Danlei wv
mann made up the deficiency from his priVaH ~
sources beautiful pure worked BY the hose'
Of a patriotic lacy friend Of the Whig cause, va
then presented 10 the Executive, for the purpose
inclosing the Wing offering to the liberty fund ~
the freedom Of Hungary. This purse was elsg anti
worked on one side with the ul-color OF HunsI
forming cbaste ornamental needle worked fosen
ard on the other slce with Intuition OF the colon
OF the American standard, showing boldly the stss
and tie stripes which wave over the oppresss
Hungarian and protects him Ia mis- exile. Escha
the gentlemen present was then provided WIZ
ribbons Of the Hungarian color, made into smm
neat badges, which They fixed Ia their coats upon~
rs 10 breast.
Allihnas being arranged the procession siahs.
ard walked ,wo Is TWO, 10 the Irving House, WIT
.hCy we're kindly received By Mr.. Howard. wpoe@
drcfcd hen 70 his large dining ball, whicn -
brilliantly Lighted for the occasion Here Y
'Clmed no grand square, reaching from one - -,
Il the room ~ the other, and In this form lhey ~
cared for the entrance Of kossutb with the gfe'N-
ease ard the most perfect order.
The Reception and Delivery Of the Ads''''
At about quarter to seven O'Clock y W.,
announced TIA; all was ready, and the grel hsS ~
Was waited or By a CommEltee, conSisuag ~ P.,,s
chalmen OF the two Wing bodies, who WEI. n
duced 70 HIN BY Nr. Howard, ard 'Le ,ra
WED hin % tle reception He then TOOK tus 49,
q The gentlemen and followed BY Mayor hihs'ss,r
~ Pulszsy, and the members Oi MS suls, Psl
along the conloors Of the Irving house W VIZ sssry
On entering he was received WITH tbfee sso.x
cheers, and then the ufInoforuef was AS
The Mayor then introduced ...s A.
Mn Daniel 4 ilulana who advanced VITA tn :, a.
dress IN his hand, t2steluily ted WIN rlDgoh "a
coIors Of Hungary, and bOsing 10 hossuln, 80
! llLusTRIoUs sIR have had the hoao t % ~
selected by the gentlemen you see aronna yo ~. b
! by the Wig parry OF this Cny, % bar " yfses
| address which | hold IN ny hand ins, s.eap
| st,uc,ed me. by their anlEous voice, W
| you The document which Will no" feaa. ,ul a
| n. Democratic Whig 6eaera! Commune, No
General Committee Of Democratic hhig =. cserv<
Of ths Cify Of Nee YORK, 70 L'H4s h"'S''''
Of BtngaTg. .s;,.s o,,.ns efps
Wh,a rar,v Of this CRY, we desire 70 expie.x -
tAs yIolound sympathy with which We w.