New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
began to call for Mr.. Choatc, and other
speakers After a moment
JAMES s. THAYER came forward, (amid
calls mainly for Rufus Choate,) and made

JAMES >. THAYER came forward, (amld
calls mainly for Rufus Choate,) and made
short speech, in substance as follows:
This audience had assembled in period of psacs,
under no undue excitement when there was no sign
OF foreign conflict when even parties were In
state Of inactivity, We have assembled 70 make
first move in view Of the next election We irs:foe
onr banner with the name Of DANIEL WEB
STIR. ICheen.l We make this nomination 10
earnest here In this great City oil rev
York. We nominate him in the very moment
OF his greatest glory when his declining sun Is she'd
ding glow which is MONDAY elimination never
knew. Stree ls22 the pnolic life and services OF Nj
Webster have been the history Of his country will
ask you If ever, In any emergency oil the couatiy
Daniel Webster has ever failed to answer With tue
grsndest ci.pay and sacrifice OF genius ana parioI
Ism lie has borne The Constitution and the coun-
Try thiosgh al perns wilton! esea me smell OF hfe
UPON his garments. He alluded 10 Weosters con-
test with Hayre, which Is IN me mouths OF every
school boy IN the land. on ever hull and valley In
New England and Nev.Yerk especially M 1.
went on TO say tina. Mr. Webster ha1 Sd loved the
Constitution that he had become in fBct part OF u
He had lived for it and was ready 10 die tof II. lac
youth Of this county know Daniel Weostefs pat
fio;ic speeches as household words By heart
Can sIy candidate oe named oy the Wing pany who
has grealer fund OF popularity 70 start upon! Il
WEBSTER be Eot popular, then Washington Was no.
popular hen the thirteen Colonies leaned upon hts
giant arm-,hen be was not popular when the rs
lion cal ed him fa;ner have been IN three pIesl-
Genital campaigns, and | must say that ! believe
there should be more civilians in high Office. But
Gen Harrison nor Gen. Taylor, neither presumed 10
carry on the Government without calling Mr.. WEB
ster to the frs: position IN the Cabinet Tae
America OF to-day Is Lot the America OF Tour
or t.n year ego we have large nsId. oar
borders are upoA the Pacific the steam. whistle
is heard upon the Isthmus; Ava waits to De-
come. our tribute payer. The admission OF new
States tries the Constitution IN such case We
need powerful mind to control our fafes. In
such a position, who will ycu cal to the Chair
Voices: WebEer-Cass--Cisy-F speak
OF future Gay, when We must take position oil In
men.e importance in regard TO our foreign rela.
tlors. Shall we not have MIN who made the great
speech in 1924 who saved US from q foreign war In
1912; who il match. and more than match TOT
any and all of the dplon ils!s OF the world shall
we not tuTn for moment from the glitter OF MILL
tary acbieyemer, (.No" Cheersl Shall We
trust the 81 40 men Of the Baltimore Convention
daughter Are you 70. sure that IN any crisis
Daniel Webster viii guide the destinies OF the ma,
ton in safety Go on then bear this flag East and
South and West, over the Aleghanles, and into the
National Convention, where, may II be the CHOSEN
standard Of success. Then. with Daniel Weoser
upon the deck OF our good ship we may surely ride
in safety any and every sea that may lay in our
path. CHEERS
Loud cries for Choate,' Greeley"
"Glinnell," Tallnadge," now rose, min
glcd with cheers, Kisses, and various calls.
Mr.. Choate, however, was not forthcom-
ing and after a few minutes
FREDERIcK A. KALAMAZOO rose and
walked to the rostrum. 1t was clear that
the people expected Mr.. Choate, and when
Mr.. T. rose there was a very extensive
going out of the audience. Mr.. Tallmadge
said, in substance,
He had not expected to be called upon. He was
slad OF lhs but he could not help but re-
fer 10 the great o; our political nrmamsnt, no"
disappearing IN golden glory IN the western horizon
OF life, the more than mighty HENRY CLAY-lfemen-
dOus end Ions continued cheerslthat mighty INTEL
lect is no more able to lead u.s. Who nave we then
We have the glorious Fillmore, tcheers and laugh'
teri and we have with him, the mighty Daniel
(Cheersl Mr.. T. went on TO eulogiZe Mr.. Webster,
ard closed by apoogizing for the absence OF Mr..
Choa,e, who was labOTiDg under severe lnoisposi.
ton. ISigns Of disappointment Mr. L. pegged
that the people would push ON the cause Oh hf.
Webster, until he should be installed In the Presi-
dental chair. tCheersl
When Mr. T. retired, the former cries,
except for Mr.. Choate, were renewed, with
the addition of Hoffman," Wood"
"Webb." and others. Finally'a gentleman
came forward who called himself "A Stray
Hoosier," from Indiana. His name, we
were told, was BURNETT. After brief
speech from this gentleman, which we have
not room for this morning, the meeting
quietly adjourned, having been less than
two hours in session.