New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
CITY POLITICS.

Aprsr oF GEN. SCOTT.-ibe outside
.r,,-v o,,,or, Of the TsmmsDy Hal dsmonsush IN,
On .d.y evening undertook to abuse Gen sc Ut 10
unmss.ured terms, by repeating all the scatda'-Per-
.o.l ., no,ilcsl-~hich has been manufactured thus
a. IN The campaign The language vas insulting TO
-, GOOD ,erse Of the public, coDtrsd;s'on Of history,
I'd ou,,e eisgraccfu to those employing Is Al tae
,,me Tine In the hail. Gen. Cas- vito more Of trsh-
6l,e.s and dignity was conrsdicing the defsmng
tors by speaking as follows;
Rot can ,sy that II there 10 man hare who AZ.
pects me- TO Wnig pa'ty and their candidate.
H. Is very much mistaken. tCheers engag5t In no
sucb warfare We have serious battles enough with
the Whigs and iftbe threascOre years and Ten which
have Almost stsined give any right 20 express ny
opinion will give II The Whiss are just a. h,nsst
a. we are. [Cheers They tbios they arc right, sad
we think they ere ing. They thick We arr wrong.
spo we know right. Cneers The Wings ars
ia the same ship wi u.s. std mus sick or swim WITH
us know Gen. Scott, sod have known him ioos-ne
10 brave man, and hgh minded, honest patriot OUT
ne Is not ny choice
r. The rejection of John Van Buren,,
Lorenzo B. Shepard, VIM Miner and Others oy the
State Convention aud the retreat of Rynders from his
csIm for fear Of the fate has seriously osaded
the New.York B.rnburners. On the other hand, the
Bupkers exutug over them for their useless ex-
pepdture of money rum and blood at the late primary
meetings.
FIFTH WARD,-The Scott And Graham
Club met at the Marion House last EVENING", Pre't!
Benpes In the Chair. Alter the meeting was organzed
resolutions were passed appointing committee to make
preparation for grand ratification meeting 10 this Con
sressional District On melton of Mr.. Hale, the Club
then adjourned proceed the headquarters Of the
Up,opss and proceed with that body TO the meeting
Constitution Hall.
SEVENTH WARD.-Hon. VIM. A. Sack
et from the Seneca District ofthi' State addressed
the members Of the Club and others present at the
a re meeting held at the headquarters of the Club
| Thursday evening. He made an able and elective
| speech The substance Of bis remarks were In res'
ton 10 the comparative merits of the two candidates
now before the American people for their sursees for
| the Presidency He had known Senator Pierce ever
since he he'd been 10 Congress- and he had never done
single act TO merit the thanks of his counrymen but
the whole life of Gen Scott had evoted to his coun
try and no dare gsinsayit He WIS confident that
bis fellov-cizens going to give him the high
est offering of a thankful patton and people.
NINTH WARD.-Among the speakers at
the meeting of the Ninth Ward Lundy's Lane Club on
Thursday evening J. w. Greene, Esq of the Fif-
teenth WARD This gentleman alludpg to the scandeous
remarks made by Col Polk In Congress lately Who
pronounced Gen. Scott a" humbug' He spoke hOni.
coliy, saying that Gen Scott was most stupendious
humbug. He had succeeded In bumDuggiug President
Jefferson In giving bin a commission when be had
scarcely arrived at tho age Of manhood. Az Luncys
Lane Fort George and Chippewa be had humbugg,d the
British In making them believe that they detsa,sd
be had humbugeed the South Caroinians Ia settling
! ,lsiy Anl fcat H, ad haan
humbugeing. He had humbugged the Mexcans from
Vera Cruz TO the City OF Mexico and made the m
believe that they whipped dozen times ani now
10 csp the climax Of this stupendlous system Of hun
bueeery che speaker believed That Gen. Scott would
buubup more than two thirds OF the American people
tov,t for him and thus make himself by such hunous
sing the President Of the Uuited States T1ere
mence cheering during the whole Of bis humorous re-
marks: as the idea of such Gen. Scott being
called humbug by VIM. u. Polk, wac Iudcreu', and
Mr. Greene By his style of treating the base assertion
made IL appear ridiculous In the extreme.
! SIXTEENTH WARD.-The Cherubusco
Club met last evening their Headquarters Chelsea
Hall, corner Of Eighteenth st and Eighth sv-Pres
dent Joseph Russell In the Chair. Revolutions we're
adopted In favor of the Registry Lsw-when, after
ihort speech and little singing they adjourned to the
meeting at Constitution Hall. This Club meets al
above every Friday light.
~ The UniOnists met at the Broadway
House last evening Owen w. Brennan, In the Chsr
ard B. F. Pesse Secretary After they were called &c
order they proceeded to the meeting at Constitution
Hall two by two, accompanied by a band.
" The Young Mems Wing General
Committee after rollcali T. Brooks, presiding and
II. NoremsD, Secretary, adjourned to the meeting al
! Constitution Hall
IL The Scott Guard met at Constitution
Hall last evening w. Il Browne presiding, and ad
journed to the pubic meeting in the Hall