The New York herald., 1851-09-11

them and many more did not understanA them He
rsrs the action Of the last Legislature and said that
ed for the wings He condemned the secret ballot law
and ridiculed the idea Of . non to remodel the
state ccnstution He spoke Of the who led in the
revision Of the constitution In 1871 the head Of whom
was Daniel Webster (Applause He trusted that the
people would adhere to the constitution He closed by
saying that be had been arrested u.dsr the
act administered He should take advantage Of
the higher law" and bid them farewell
Mr.. RnroRp, awhig from Vermont, nsxt introduc-
rree cheers for yermont He said that If the wings Of
could elect their ticket this year send
the men to Vermont, they would elect them next year
(Laughter) He hoped for victory The whigs OF YER
mont had whipped the enemy in every shape Last
they up Prince John Van Bpreu, as high priest to
lecture the VeImontsrs their duty John said there
was hatred Of slavery IN his blood but the Vermonters
wanted to know who his father was. (Laughter) lie
should think of sending his Satanic majesty to
convert the Christian world, to nd Van Buren 70
lecture freedom And if his Satanic majesty should
make his appearance earth he should expect to see
Is his satanic msjesty and Martin Van is his pro-
phet He said the wings of Vermont gained victories
dgraceful to the wings Of Massachusetts, to be beaten
by so corrupt coalition and after thanking the conven
tion for the honor done to Vermont sat down
MosYs KiMBaLL of Boston, was called for, and cams
forward lie said he heard that the whg party was
dead spd he came up to see the dead men; but they
were the iiveest set of corpses he had ever He
III ought il was beneficial the whg party to be killed
it vas last year lie predicted the downfall Of the
whig party.
MosEs skiNB.LL-Schouer, as usual, making sugges-
tions early for the mermaid any other hum
burgrg lie intended to go into low comedy. as that
paid the beet He said the whig party was strong
enough to whip all the factions no matter in
what shape they came Win they do it, Ves,
yes) He called the secret ballot law a piece OF
ohilds play. lie explained the working Of the
law he presumed 1t would be, and certainly his tale ut
fer low comedy could not be impugnes lie also
we're the coalition members of the last Legislature
and said that they had all been bought and paid for He
thought it would be all right next winter, and gentle
man IL a gentleman be elected Governor and the
wings would have the Legislature all their own way He
hoped that the wings all would initiate Starks resolu-
lion ut the battle Of Bennington and on the second Mon
day Of November elect Il. o. Winthrop, or make their
wives widows
Calls for Deyereux and Cpham, Of ss'em, but they
came not.
Finally, a veteran whig Mr.. WHEELER, Of Framing
ham forward and SAID that he surprised whe
there were so many great men present who had not
spoken He hoped for union and victory.
An Intellectual motion was hsre (hafpast five o'clock
made 20 adjourn
Judge MoRRIs Of Springfield being called, made very
brief speech, full Of glory and victory.
MIR Wentworth, Of Lowell here called for but did
not come and the meeting then dissolved with three
cheers for Winthrop and Grinneu."