New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
THE RATIFICATION.
THE OUTPOURING OF THE PEOPLE
FOR
SCOTT AND GRAHAM
TEN THOUSAND
WING VOTERS IN COUNCIL !

Ten thousand Wings assembled in and
around Broadway House last evening in
enthusiastic Ratification Of the nomina-
tons of SCoTT and GRAHAM at Baltimore.
The two Halls in the house were wedged
full by less than quarter of the assemblage
before the Scott clubs from the several
Wards began to arrive in procession ;
Grand-st. was full from Broadway near
ly to Crosby-st. and Broadway itself
soon became so blocked up from Broome to
Howard-st. that carriages could not pass
and were obliged to abandon the street.
Grand-st. west of Broadway to MERGERS st.
was densely packed. As the Ward Clubs
moved from time to time with torches,
banners and music, the speaking was
interrupted by tempestuous cheering, and
every one seemed TO feel that 1910 had
come round again. We may have had one
as large meeting, but no such assemblage
of all classes since the Tippecanoe times,
and none so large even then. AS many as
could hear the speakers at the various
stands stood and listened, or interrupted
only by irepressible cheering; but there
were thousands present who could not get
within hearing distance, and must needs
be content with exchanging congratula-
tons over the auspicious result at Balti-
more and the moral certainty of success
which the Nominations have insured.
What was spoke at any stand, or what
was resolved there, no fourth of the meet
ing could hear; but all were for ScoTr
and GRAHAM, and that sufficed for univer-
sal happiness and concord.
But we must attempt to give some &C
count of the doings indetail:
The Broadway House was brilliantly
Illuminated, In front OF the House was
large transparency of Gen. Scott, with in
,criptions of his principal battles, and the
window curtains also had emblazoned upon them
the main events in his life.
Across the street was large flag bearing the
names Of Scott and Graham. This did not omn-
ousy fall into the dirt as did that of Pierce and
King. The various Ward Delegations came in
with torches and banners, having a most pictur-
esque effect The banners were entirely chsrac.
teristic in their inscriptions and devices, but we
have no room to copy them.
Rockets were sent up, cannons fred and reg
ular Fourth of July prevailed for long time. On
the Liberty pole was piece fred at the close of
the meeting which bore the names of the nos,-
inees.
The meeting inside was called to order
by Aid. Jas. KELLY, and
ROBERT JONES, ESQ.
was called to the Chair.
Aid. HAws then proposed the following persons
as Vice-PTesidents and Secretaries.
vcE-PEESDENrs
Frsf war Joseph Jan1ison, Chas. B. Andrews VIM p
Sch, Robt. Collins Robert silyey.
Heed, Gee. HeImance Geo KellOck
Third " aro-Enoeh FADcher SamI r hshh..a n
kipF Junius I. Stag james II. BrAine ~
4 ourh Hayd-R- g. NiiAmA Joshua Thur..o, Ar.h,3
Hall Jirsh Bull james Jackson.
FUh Udre-Robsrt yones, s. S. Ward, D. r Martin
NTen CtsI man, H. Il. DunhSn.
SiJh HGyd-Chss. r. Swosds fnael Williams G w
Shsher, Reuben Lovjoy. JOAN A TAdy
Seteah H0rd-W alter Underhl, Moran Mor,,,. Ia.
r. Nood. VIM. ID. Murphy, Thomas Truslow
EoAn Uard-Josepk ;. Barres III Z AcDous.l H.nrx
Bruner. H. Chapman. s. b. AiIhsnss
hintA NADIA. w. Morgan. Thos Souihm,yd C w
Price, Geo Ccyrr Geo kelsoz "
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