New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATIONS.
Newly ork.

The City was in state OF unparalleled
excitement up to the moment of the nomination. and all
the morning crowd of men surrounded the various
bulletins eagerly watching for the successive ballots
At The Tribune Office thousand or more were gath
ered and as each successive ballot showed gains for Old
Chippewa, the excitement grew more Intense until
the glad announcement, "FiAy.third ballot-scorr
nominated y broke the spell, and the crowd gave vent
to their feelings of joy in nine hearty cheers, which
were echoed by crowds every corner far and
near and In few minutes all the Metropolis and ada
cent cities were informed Of the suspicious event SO
far as we could observe the Fillmore and Webster men
were entirely satisfied and glad that the suspense was
over We are told that Wall-st was exception, and
that the nomination received there in sulen silence
Flags were Immediately run up at the various Wing
headquarters and In short time a couple of brass
field pieces under the direction of Capt Ward, OF the
Commssary Department assisted by Mr.. Mawbery and
others of the State Arsenal stationed the Bat
terry and gave one hundred full voiced echoes from
Lundys Lane.
But in the camp of the enemy there was consterns
ton and despair They had worked with will to pro-
duce different result and based all their hopes of vic
tory upon anybody but Scott" and when they were
really assured of hS nomination, they wlted right
down the military ecat which to be the trump
instant On the idea of pitting their farthng rushieht
against the glory OF the sun at MONDAY was TOO ABSURD
70 be thought Of.
There were gatherings of Wings in several parts Of
the city, and speeches of congratulaton every
where made At the Broadway House. on motion of
Mr. Morgan DR.. Kennedy called to the Char and
Dr. Frank Tuthil, of the Seventeenth Ward, and Mr.
Joseph Jones of the Seventh, appointed Secretaries
w T. Mhlken, Esq, was then called on to address
the meeting After expressing his congratulations
the non naiion which had just been made at the Ba
more Convention, and contrasting 10 with the termlna
ton arrived by that of the FOcoFocos he went into
review of the character Of Gen Scott, w1om he was
edses and siuded TO tho brilliant ne had per-
formed for bis country from the Indian War until he
entered the Oily of Mexico. II either Mr. Webster
Mr. Fillmore he said had been nominated, it would not
have been for him Wing TO 10 anything else but
support the nominee to the best VI MS poweIs.
Mr. White was DeXtloudly called for Ga taking the
stand he said that he had doubt as the nomination
was made In favor OF Gen. Scott, every true wing
would rally around him and place him in the Presiden.
tial Chair. There is one peculiarly with Winfield
Scott lie never Lost a baitle-ho would always win
the field There another pe,uafity too. He never
resigned before battle cbeers or his seat in the sad
die iron bad cholic itJars OF 4ughtsrl And though
he may be subject to tho ills that oil esh Is heir t. he
lever had lis collarbU broken ~ tum1lng OIL bis
horse previous 70 a conflict Cheers and laughter
lie was always good and true Wing and In isYor OF
try Mr. While sat down amid loud cheers.
L.ut W. Brown taking The stand Ia response to the
c, OF the meeting said that lac glad 70 be in po-
son TO attest 10 tue noble and gallant conduct OF Cen
Winfield Scott, whom, as a Dragon officer, nc had
served Urder IN the wars Of Mexico. The Speaker
went on 10 review that campaign, and took occasion 70
alude to the schemes Of the Cabinet at Washington,
10 deiract from the merits OF his Commander ~
sending su:h men a Pillow aud Pierce, who
served only "a checks ON his movements. As TO
Pierce he would not say too much now, as the truth
would come out In fitting tmc but he would just tell
liule alecdote. friend OF h now Breyet Captain
Thomas Sweeny, had been struck WIN osi az tne
baule at Contreras, WHICH aer TaFd deprived hlh Oh
his right Turning rosnd to get some assistance,
lie saw man In the adJOiaing ditch lodging the enc
mics shots whom lac asked for drink. lne latter
banded him flask which ne took, when to tho sgrPrl<e
OF his friend he discovered him 70 be Franklin Pierce
Loud ironic4l cheers He was only ready made
General and what can you expect from such Junk
General More laughter. voice cried out "LeH
never have the face stand before SCorr" Great APP
peuse The speaker continued IN tine ga ne strain and
said that he would, II demanded, produce idsYits from
democratic officers 10 sustain his assertions with
regard to the conduct of General Peace In Mexico.
Mr. Morgan then rose and stated that he Is OF the
Committee of three selected TO call on Mr. t. BROOKS,
TO ask him 10 be present at this imprompt1 needing,
would say that they had fulfilled their duty Mr. BROOKS
told their, that In consequence OF the heat OF the
weather and the excitement OF tie last few days in Bat
fslo daughter he Che speaker meant Baltimore, Dir.
Brooks regretted that ne could be present Every
knows the Brothers Brooks 10 be good wings, ana
would support any nomination that the Convention had
made, though they may have been disappointed at the
late issue
MIR. Morgan next spoke Of Scott and showed the fall
lacy OF the objections made against him tue score OF
religion, and the false cha % preferred by the Loco
focos that be did not General Worth he ought
10 have done. He concluded by say ing that we give
the right hand OF fellowship 70 every one be be Dutch
or French, or lish the moment he swears allegiance
10 lie Constitution and the laws Of these United States
We ask what he is but will be according
thai Constitution and those laws, and when he
10 do 20 be becomes one OF us-an American citizen.
On motion, the meeting 70 adjourned, after giving
several cheers for General ScClc and William A. Ora.
ham, Of " C., the nominee for the Vice Presidency.
The Wings of the Ninth Ward fred 100 guns in honor
of the nomination Of Scott and Graham under the d.
REGIONS Of Capt. LOyett They had capital time, and
are In high glee