The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
Adjourned Rejection Meeting In Boston.
ANOTHER RFAILURE-LAUGHABLE sCENE-GREAT Ex-
CITEMENT AND CONFUSION.

Adjourned Rejection Meeting In Boston.
ANOTHER PAILURE-LAUGHABLE sCENE-GREAT Ex-
CITEAENT AND CONFUSION
BosroS July IA, 1852.
This evening the adjourned Webster meeting held
at Faneui Hall for the purpose adopting address to
the people of the United States II expected that
would have been at the meeting instead Of the
who prominent the last OCCASION Harry
Williams would not give way and insisted upon his right
TO preside.
Dr. Hobbs Of the Bee and others, demonstrated with
him the PLATFORM before tho proceedings commenced
but to purpose. The obstinacy of williams being
mored through the city and the wcsther being unavora
bio dmin he'd the numbers that the hall was at no
time than threc-quarters full
While some Of the more discreet friends OF Mr.. Web
ser were vatoy dputng with Mr. illiams about the
proprety OF his conduct he was using tho most violent
gestcuations to the amusement of the wagB In the
audience.
FiDsliy the audience became impatient and began to
whistle and make all kinds of noises. He walked
the platform in the most excited manner shook his
finger nj those who gainsaying him He asked for
five minutes delay from The audience which they con-
ceded; but when The five minutes up they
agun impatient and called for cheers for Daniel
Webster, and some for Marshal Tubey.
Atlepgth some gentlemen went the platform in
cuoing Bcy. Mr.. Wiusow and Mr.. Hammond.
Then MIR. WILLIAMS AZ President, opened the proceed
ings. lie said Ia low voice. that the secretaries who
had been chosen had better come forward (areat
laugher For his part it not his nature to give up
lie would tell them what going TO be done by those
who about to place Daniel Webster in nomination
all over the country. Movements had taken place in
eight Ia glorious States and il was proposed that
vanto should take place The first of August. This
deemed premature by MIR Webser's friends in Bos-
ton and teegaphc message sent to prevent this
convention being held for if it called
eariy 1t would be DISASTROUS for If only eight ten
States were represented, the Scotttes would triumph
over The Webster men; but If the Webster
went definitely 10 work. they would bring
thing obout--hs life upon 1t, and that
not worth much. (Laughter) Arrangements were
made as soon this meeting to stir up right
feeling in all the other States They had published
The eloquent and noble speech Of his noble friend Mr.
Hubbard Winsow, has aso been published n the
papersa speech that would do honor to any man
TO Rufus Choae. 1t even their lnieDtion o pub
liz II in pamphlet form together will an address which
would le night submitted to them, and send these
documents to tho President of the United States the
heads of the departments the members ofCongress
This to begin with. The next step would bo
to open correspondence with the Union wings
oil over the United States, aud the result would
be such political blaze Then arrived
the time to hold the convention 1t chids play.
behind the time. The word cannot ought not to be in
the vocabulary Of any Intelligent man. The strongest
in the whig ranks had said to him, Go on Will
lams, and We will be with you" An mpudent New
York bad out in letter to say that Mr. Web
ster recommended the whg party to support the omi
of the Baltimore Convention and that he would
give them his support.
A VoicH-That l. right.
Carrs--' No il is not'-amid misses andcheers and
scene Of confusion that lasted several minutes.
Mr.. WILLIAMS at length rcsunied--I am prepared to
deny the ruth Of this declaration lie denies It, DO
Yorker.
The Rcy Mr. WrNsLow next presented himself He
said Our dcstiDies not always in own hnndsi
(Laughtor) Tho persons who were to speak tonight
net here and 1t devolves to address you, If
you viii have pnt.nce to hear. He took homiy, or
government out of his pocket, and read Il in
bad and disagreealo that the audience got
quite tired, aid stme went away band OF music
passed during the discourse and great Number rushed
ont T. hear Il. In the course of his observations
he maintained tbas nominating conventions were
adv ory pati. and furhee binding than advice
oherwe the y,tcIs would be led TO the polls puppies
The .fdrcrisT had changed. (Hsses) But that paper
ard Others went Tor Scott did net pretend be wa,
bic. The Of the .qrs straight from the be
ginning ard there coed old fashioned Scotch pluck
IN IL and - liked tost piucb. II straight up and
down fo1 scott because he military officer.
Now. the war CT 1912 made two Presidents The Mcxi-
val mace one President and two oanddatcg aud II
70 al tls rate and military man 20 be selected
in 1896. must manufacture war for the purpose.
(Aypause)
Mr Williams, duiiug the speech had boon all around
in search # person read his address aud falling
he at nath 70 tue reporters table and solicited
hem also in vain Hearing that nilenan said
would read 1t n he paid he offered any price but
the d he wanted the cash down. In despair.
he harded the address 10 Rev Mr. .Yinsloy who read ii
ia, conclusion Of hsspeech 1t subs tapoc the
tho resolutions adopted az the previous meeting,
Mr. LispsLsY. of Charlestown, next announced.
lie said he had been ademocrat. au shter aud misses
IL trained ia the democratic harness and carried the
paC OF cid Pilgrim fr twenty years Did either Of the
above niiont adht 70 principle! (Ories of no.O
they had seen acfl apd gamrs control the conven
tion There not democrat from Maine 10 California
who did not that Lewis Cass ought to be nominated
buchanan laid aside and all the rest Of the
part in tue days of Polard thcy took Pierce of
New Hampshire and viii say. who in h--ll Ia he
Tuu4ht,rl The Whig pary we're no better They had
delf Cd Wcbter and call tra the godlisc Daniel lie
kept the Union from being dssCyod when the spirit of
fsratcism rampant and he appeared almost in the
attitude Of umnipo"nce yet they ahaneon him tora
basty plato Of soup For MS part, lie had not
voted tor four years. Ito was paldd Webster whig
and Lewis Case democrat
4 FoIcE-Do you Ieau Jackson
hir LiNDstY standardization should not be men
tiuned IN connection with these Ilc Of the
best men that lived. The democrats hungry
end wouldfgLt hHrd and If General Scott never
whipped before he has got TO be now Uaughter.)
VocE--Aud Webster too. (Laughter.)
Dir. LRDsrf coDcuc ed 10y saying, he refused to vote
for Car Ut the last election because the convention that
ntm'nRteu him was packed and di.honora5lc and he
to he whipped anyhow.
Here young gentleman announcing himself as A.
Drake made long rambling speech The audien 20
at length became impatient and Harry Williams. the
chairman pulled him by the coat tail md that having
no elect Dr. HoBps moved that the meeting adjourn
Here scene Of uproar ensRed amid which the chair
put nttion that the address should be printed and
ci.cuat cd for and wide. The motion was carried
D.. Hopna renewed his motion for adjournment which
was vclertly opposed by tho chairman, who sad the
business untpi he'd.
The strife and confusion continued for time Mr.
Williams ever ana anon shaking his het az his op
ponenrs.
At length the matter out short by proposition
that this neeiipg be dissolved, to again to ap
point d gates 70 the National Convention TO nominate
ganip Webster for the Presidency.
Tbe motion put ard carried, and the meeting then
separated