The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

mcctng end there was legion VI Assistant Presidents
Yhe Pnns upon taking the chair, spoke as fol.
lows w hig young men II New York, congratulate
you upon the favorable uspces under which enter
upon this political campaign IL is the struggle for po
hticsi power and the lne-top Is to which Of tho t~o
grral into ch the uaton divided the
Duct of the governments entrusted during the next
Presidential Earh has pr- for the suffrsges
Of their rypep pectv. candidates Tor the
offices Il Precedent and Wee pre.ident Of the United
Slater We have lurrd fr chcfsan1 ard bearer an
imerie,s hero VINO bas foe ID tha battles of the
public. arasd III. larger p"rtiun OF his long ue
in its service Nor has b. ou been distinsu'eu 20
the field Called numerous ,n.ianor~ BY successive
PraIdcsts 10 the 81 charge 81 hugh and responsible
trus. he bas aisa, preferences bis duty as TO meet
with the spprunu 'i"p a. oil and by brilliant series
Of honosshte terNc.. hA- r,,ccd honor upon the ma
tion Tor the s.roud post present distinguished
of Mort Caroline stare mau 81 large experieooe
and omIrnt ahiilS ;" pnr' and np'lgh mas ben ms
coursc Ia NJ M i,us nieh stat thu his
opponents ', a IRE 20 him snt thi is not peg
seba contest Que. ua 80 vital mpnt.nc" 10 tho in
terer,s republic % he dcc Id. We commence
the struggle ui,d ~ Z h. un'ons party We stand
by the aedmslk srd chniieege oppono, Is
10 the dc"tsin wa e'rat 40 iho-uloas leader mas
gone dosn 4, III" gray. 'ui - honurs We VIII, will
tGd him ~ brn.d IN "nr hearts, will show
seivesto lie hs wuithS d''e1,es by advocating aud
tanning the prin"ip. whch he las o.qucahed 70 us
an mherasr'e N"n'e ms q New York upon IA
especially devlrcs thu tni3. We hsve ever claimed to
nrt in acNo ien g him TO his character and
TO his pripcip's i - bout hat 70 the hour
OF biz d. alb he r,ccl nsvd rhuoNledged our claim.
Let ue then. CO t"'th unitd firm hs ized, and
thufas'ic In opp-'o '" The ai+ngenn and decep
tive srIay of Wb'ch The called democratic
party Iva put ftb Tsc. The tim. honorrd pI,nci.
pee 81 our r'rS j. Chung cou rH.t 70 their state
mint az FIJI e ssrmrtisn M crbc banners
"epsoifc duties. Nhb rrae'io bite weeici1 suitable
courogement may br a,'rirh 10 Amerctn Industry,
eousliy 10 MI aud f. all pt JONI 81 The country
They declare that the cnu,itnIioo does DOT confer
upon the gcnel.l government tho power to commence
.na cary on cement ~. IN, # int rprl impr oyemcrt
do know THAT adv Gates the pol Of the
national government commencing ageDcrtd system u
internal Improvement Certainly the wing party does
not; but nf ia, articles of political fifth
that IN" constii urcn We t. in Congrc he power to open
and repair hsrbors a,d oh tacle from navigtbe
rivers and IL cXpedot chat congress, shall exercise
that power whs never uch Improvements necessary
for the common d. nee ~ protection and ,cli
tios q with fonifn among the
sts'ee-euch Improvements bring every instance ns-
tionsi and gem raj IN th"ir character Intimately
neocd with hi ire i arol her which relating entirely
10 our State and c is 70 he decided the NEXT cleo
tioD. Much Of our conn a ciai supremacy which our
noble state enjoys Is due u IA" Erie Canal; that supre.
macy h endangei,d b, the action If rival
nisiea Every prucpc f state pride and state into.
rest dcistes TIA The Ere ta"al .nsI ment and the
other canal sb"u'o be hn hid as sooo practicable.
We then inscribe state banner The State
nsle must and hall h pe;ed.
Mir RRooRs next appeared, aud rad string Of volu
mnous irpons al ibo usual character and spirit,
during which he was urh interrupted by cries Of No,
no. rat. ye"g Ia he a!li, ma, portions
in relation 20 Gen Scott and be wing policy the latter
Of which NOR 'haD occasion recomme AIDED
to the notice of those VII, iDh.bt regions of n much
higher temperature than which exists in this sub
luDsIy aphsre However he platform found
iDeiy the chairman introduced
Mr.. G. b KmT,ANp Hesaid: IfGeu Scott whom they
mutt all admire (grcun' and hi,,es) present he
would feel in utgite compensated for the blood
lie bad sp'it in dc'.n. ot his country The wings
OF New York "a voice. On he wings voice to
the fvporttrs- Don put down every thing every
body .sys met uudcr the most favorable auspices
when on The Morrow would . grand celebration the
banks f Niseara. ball would there he cot in motion
which would r'll THU into the Presidency Three
grosn for the ~hg ana MIRO frr Gen Scott here
upon Given aDa a tremendous uproar foliowed-sucn
ytipg scrercbiug kissing ard geoaniug. This
things could be endured accordingly the
rioters vb eli he, do il dn. yis o.rr,ins fovward
their white baDr regular msrrh aud dong good
execution ,he bt"d and ~ their opponents.
who comr. lied 10 retreat which assisted by
sharp showtf c,arbeT fred thrown among the
crowd. after The h, NIB th.ll IA hion
0roer having been somewhat restored. the speaker
eunned-lle stating that General Scott citizen
Of The whole country aud tound to be born somewhere
and Virginia claimed he honor Of bs birthplace. lie
not General Scott Of New jersey New York. any
State bur he GneIa, SCOTT Of the United states Of
AmaIica (Cb'erS) There Sas no man Who had so
many ficnds throughout this vice country General
Scott During nis ii'o b. hao devoted hns' it and
when they had tccur-o hm fI the Presidency. as he
Thoroughly b,liesed 'b.y shonld, they would have
wsrdsd b IN General Jack-"u had no claim but glory,
and apart from hi- b.ing - wing he administered the
Govcrpmep, admiralty so il was with General Taylor
who, eipcc the days ut Wrs hineton there
20 caps Bile filling Office lie had shown much
talent for toe # civil affairs military
matters. UpGsi Ir,ed, nj Na1eon he appointed
to vatcb the Opera ions OF England and he received
letter o. c,mmendanop from the Secretary OF state,
afterwards President Nonroe.
tHere another eight occurred in
Quebce Of the sjec.d party. who had mustered rein
forctDeBt epoeasog 'oreeain their former position
The sixeeurh ward were nd.reo and did their duty
repused rturn'ng 70 The chmrg. With Immense vigor,
the hand s the time Iay"g it, finest airs After some
hard In. oks and stl harder kicks and recourse To
the crscters eiecioneering bomb Shells peace was
stord1
Dir K,srIAsp preceded General Scott had accom-
plished o. mspy 1iumphs peace as in war lie vas
TO Niagara ard he frontier hy democratic Pres
dent If they had hm there they would have
tho ght hun ruv hing lie Than soldier. lie pursued
such ft-'e mauik. thai occasion saved his
country n Greet he a soldier, he was
equally as graf in cis if- fesides these qualities
to make him suitable candidate. he possessed the
quality Of 40 uufirchDg wbie II the soldier and
pstfj0t that had colid forth such meeting the
present IL g. nara Pierce great and good man.
Central toot We 'eier IL sll respects la supporting
Scout they supporting the principles OF Webster
Fillmore, dow til could they rfnse to elect him
Whe principles wers pre- alive Of oar commercial and
native COMO The wings lind better man TO
sd,apee ,ho-e prime p.s than ,i.perai Scotts hree
cheer. for Gcue,ai scott Ihes were bound by every
con'idera ion 20 butk. h polite armor aud wcar
IL the end and T.. e,hy to them a President
whom they would he bted 10 honor Looking the
do-potic co,d r 81 ruTo,c 1. WINS no small matter TO
have in the re,,den al chair who would COM
mand the poet Of 'hose uesptts The White House
who would keep sll b" covenants Of his lease
(1hres obes m for General Sco,t
Mr.. WILLIAM - fo D'ok Of Kentcky said that the
pctpl. 81 biz state went tn Tor principles aud for
and th' fstc,o that when ttey both men aud prD
c'i~s ,be7 were right Every man felt that the tariff
pr'Dci,e could rot he rut down The ca nal and dis,ri
button al The pullc land also wing prn.
civ,es. which n. democia'ic purity tried TO walk INTO
Was Gcner-' sco,i worthy ill h,s place. Yes,
yes a voice. pietce) he would speak Of Pierce first
he not the "a carry out these prime plea. "a
voioe-hSe but h"'s my tnap That may be but he's
my (1soebttr You may well attempt
70 put the the light # iDdle to put
out Gruerai scott wth General Pierce (Laughter)
You cant make he ~ ple out way think that he Il
equal Ia Lewis GB.s WHis'er the papers said that
General Pierce would carry The Ne,tecn States-,t
The grtste-t humhua h ever heard (Laughter) a
voice-Johp tall john tuIl and bu chmen and ALL
faw what be wa in Mexico aud hey ~Oud tell up
Mr.. TosLirsor-WLo viii you cboose! (Crics OF
Scott hoou) liereat military skii decide how
could they decide G'org Washington rejected royal
o,r aud went into battle wuh the gsllow before hiu
General Pierce by and appoint
mcnt. A. The time sh"n Eng and hed he American
ctIooies In contempt The youpe NrRinian entered IN
military service (Cbeyr, ~ hid been said that
GtDcfsl unfit for the Proficiency. but Wash
irg'oD General The men of the south uhO said
that -sera Scott sectional unacq uafntcd with
HE character The demnCr &c platform Of British
Ynnaisls under the patronage e the London Times
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