New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

ara az Won bv her troops. He reviewed General
49, lie and military career and dTc" contrasts BE-
,wsep the two cat didstes a., Ill, r.
w.. IouSSoN, Of ono was tna'lY cN'ed 10y, ana
'"OtSS a. an an eloquent address He sA,d he had
~ M Niagara Fails Tor his heatn' tni hnding tue
Convention assembled of zoe uo "-n % ~ 'ton 40
top,.,deo 10 that He Wa friend, warm fnond,
-, Tutuo.e because be tad administered the
y duties ably aud faithfully snd Carried oa the
- ts.,ec,iye ~ fscii'n lie was a nrnd oi Nr.
Jaw =, cause be rec cLiZrc the splendid Nbiilies
Neos'o IA, the greatest living s,s;esman aud he
VIZ" a 81 b{s carer. He wac also Tread. iSst
Itt 80 f,iepd OF Geaerel s. 't's-ani who viii say
-, /. nor ~ rue 10 the Con ut"t'n ss Fumoref
-, ,,tS,it kpoan - ttc W riIIonONb"1 W sDster
Sno % ,Se Whcs not o. waste time la USELESS re.
10 - tre loss Of their hut choice. e. long as the
g,oeed candidate presented the ur' Qaslsy that
,bould present. lie did uotsay atAte. bar frst
Ct NC, one with AZ which AL others Nere hJt " sound
sunSy' "a ii1 King cynbss he then revc we'd Gen.
- on intent success. AID declared tla be had
49,. syt ouslly ~ greater extent than any n'n nov
s%o In IN, Uureo St-ies. tie tnansed COD there was
- pook recognized ~ The people ot tue world as toe
80 - Revelations ore Book which the efforts Of
bie = c!ers Dad pax into icsily every log cabin
= 49, ,,n,try You mas te,e that Book and read its
It., rom The Exodus a Moses until the une saul
U.s.. . c:osped hing, ard fad, matter whO It was
80 win sword IN hand, lighting the battles Of his
rcGDs sfersaid ruled 10" Gad he ssio to. ~ prove
Dat ii ere was ground ior tne religious principle which
las g1i abroad 20 the people OF the world, mat le
rsE "a no tskrs his Hf IN his hand ard goes forth %
bauls 10 shed be blood tor bis people snail rule oyer
them. But We need no. look 10 religious history for
this proof Cur own hi-tory would equally prove
Il lie then referred - Washington, Jacss0n Harri-
son 0nd Taylor, ics'a1ces, end traced this fact
20 the semi rel. 0us seuti DcLt which re-ns In every
free soIn that the who loves b0ery well 70
take bis lie is hand ald 20 for n 20 5aale to shed bis
blood bic county nler, IS eLuted 10 bs ox4l.ed by
he ersfiU5e oftbsipe3ie be hlsserved judge J1ha.
son ibsn referred e!o1Larg 30 Scott's feryices He
remembered VIXEN lie babies VI Luudy lluo aud
tsigecus were foucti 10 vss hem l.lo t,, boa3ej
a lfeg al 20 k-. 81
success Of he American beiqed on ere frontiers
in spo. where soma Danger made the recollection
rnoTe distinct In bis Uiu1. re romeul cred the year
pOtn To naming eOmr' spread pestlr1cn and var over
4 aud, and when General Hll rnarcoed to Detroit
win the choicest men Of the American army and
nuaitns Of war. amid the prayers, hopes, and
sbc,utes OF the whole nation. Az thar time Il was
reported ihat two tairds Of the people Of Canada
were pr. usred 70 join the stsndsrd OF the Republic
and mat with the cid OF them and lie reputation Of
Commander, ada would be annexed In Il short time
ard the speedily eLGt q. But when Hull surrendered
if the he'd been piucked out Of heaven-if the
moon bad turned into biood-if the stars had fallen
from he sAyihe gloom could not have been deeper tie
bis tle heart sinking within hin-al
though be could not fully appreciate the Danger Tho
idea prevailed that al loot, and all would then
have been Oet but for the valr OF the young rena.
der WINFIELD SCOTT and the brave men who
Fought with him along tie line Of fronier-
BE TfeTed warmly 10 SCOTS seryicc, aud attacked
those Who CONDEMNED h for indiscrctiOn In his early
bsples He felt il the base surrender Of Hull had
made nece,faIy that blood should be offered up a.
sacrifice 10 the tOngurltd victory IN favor He
THANKED God not in spirit Of false enthusiasm but as
ore who expected 10 wsr hereafter for bis words
well sCOns-thst orc Of those heroes was spared to
hi hour 10 receive from grateful country the reward
which 10 his due
Jrdoe Johnson then referred 10 Mr.. PJk's Cabinet
and their disgraceu treatment of the Hero lie hoped
God would forgive t1em and blot out their iniquiies
and memories together. He reviewed the orders of
Gen Scott during TIC HeXican War, anc fhOwed ih.t
comparison Of them win the history oihe events as
row known would mskeiI appear 40 though they were
written after the events 10 suit the hlsiory Every or.
der had been carried ont With the exception OF one-in
he case Of Gen. PlIOw-Oi whom poet-he forgot the
poets name had thus spoken;
1--WE hsr our harps upon the willow.
Whenever we think o. General Pillow,
Who dug by the aid OF General Marcy.
bitches and breast" orks picy rdycy'
Judge j. did not think military fame was any disquali
cson tJr the Chief Executive OF the United States
when it remembers I'd that his business was to
cute laws instead of making hem and sometimes, too
with sword in hand. H. did not recOllect instance
Of military man " being law and order man, and
referred to the welkuuwu instances of obedience to
The lava OF the country evinced by Gen Jackson. lie
referred TO the charge made by corrupt Ajmnistra
ION against the peoples hero and declared tire )untry
was row prepared 10 try him over again They hal
brought The cause before the great, glorious and IN
packed jury OF the whole people, WHO would write
NJ NJ, rneneiekel upharsi a. upon his evenings brow
ND give bin glorious verdict.
lie concluded with an eloquent appeal 20 the WhlgS
% pull true 90 the cbusetO see eye 20 Cye,-tO fight
boulder TO shoulder aud To march In sOud paalauX on
% victory. But even should they be overcome. they
you'd fall with their backs the field aud their feet to
be foe and look proudly 10 heaven in their hour Of de-
eat
Mr. SMITH Of Illinois, next addressed the meeting.
ifer which,
Mr.. HORACE GREFLEy, In answer to loud calls, aD.
slCd, and preserteo SeIJeaut Thompson, Of Ohio,
Id soldier, who fought with Scott ct Lundy's Lane,
nd bad been lett for dead the field III said he had
etn Democrat all HE lie, aud assured the meeting |
here were scores of biz fieuos near him In Oao who
'oud 80 as he as going to d0-vote for Gen Scott,
be ira Wing vote they had ever put in the ballot box
leut Hawkins, an Old soldier az Fort MClyB, also
lem GRAFT who went for Scott, al % intrOdu ced.
hey we're both loudly chcered, and caused much en-
tusssm.
HoRAcE GREELEY then, n answer 10 renewed and
esiebr calls addressed the meeting briefly 10 n sound
nd practical speech He reminded the Wings that they
ad other dudes 10 perform than attending these gath
rpgs They were 70 go,-it they wished for success
nd hunt W the luke warm 40 home and ind these
no knew nothing of the candidates and la them know
bO General scOu was. For this purpose he had caus
20 be brought pha Dpbets containing The life
Scott, which would be found Tor sae al the back Of
be platform ior only - cents dozen Theae books
ere eagerly purchased ard q large number of them |
l thus be scattered HhroLd
Mossrs. TrOutmsn, of Ashland District Ky Martin.
ale Of Rochester Stanley, Of \. j.: A B.. Dickinson,
\. Y; Woodruff of ~ j.; Croker, Of JSs, aud !
'hstw ell, addressed the neettng.
hr. q. W. Hoey, of Niagara then declared the |
etuLg AnWIy ADJOURNED Gud long uud loud rang the
aeeis OF The multitude as this great assembly-the
e6st most respectable and enthusiastic held for many
GERS In the couutry-5ICke up Although the needing
thus formally at an end, immense crowds Of people
lii remain In the village. and play feeling Of en
usasm in The cause which tells the ehsct tht gather
lg las had. Crowds Of eager politicians gather on
very corner whose talk 10 that Scott Is 10 DO next |
Ieude IT. aud the fate Of the Democracy Is sealed
A lsrge number Of ayFests were made for picklug
ockets and fighting, but the meeting has been wonier-
ally ORDERLY for large gathering. 1t IS now c)nn'
entity CsmGe1 that not lees than 10000 persons were
ltoEn; Il must have been near that number
Postscript, % p. M.-'rhe town has
cen emu,ypg rapidly the trains going out loatel with
stscngers outside 30 well as in Thousands are mol
DE 10 ret away yet for want Of conveyance.
Three ptchpOck ets have been arrested for steahnS
ear S3 900 from three individuals train between |
his and Buffalo. They taken to Buffalo 70. eAan'
On.
CIV. Hunt lell this afternoon.