New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCIOBEk 90 1907

... 49,, liver within il bounds for break
log asasrd.r the "cornnierrisi bonds With -.
strong Lnd lastin- poeal US or ~. s.s ~
ccryror svs,rrlr of trade which gives every s'"s -
len su interest in the PROF. erfy Of every eer sie
for iniuantins between the Srstes th9 sc-is OF ~
snd al commercial hostiliiics. wiieh coni' 10, a.
less al kistoTy tea hes idsehooL to deu 'aA -
viii tie Constitution crefied. sud ~h'eh u u,' 80
ructiop sn the wise exervise offs powers ta- hahS'
e. msInft rrc. -. ! ,,,-, ,-,,,
an apoosy for having this late Stage oi the c"n's'
-, =, ,sv.jv urs,n .inee pOiui-sni that, per
hsps not the most entertaining o; tae ISSUES
bc yen TO md II my deep con' 'SNoii :, -
iluuorfarce am aware That the time Tor afll an -
rs,.ai The aptruschns contest Is already d-,d-i IN
The hearts rui purposes OF the American people b''
rs the mariner. when the tempest IS broodns ana me
rsng clouds betOken danger, scrutluzes TIE s'ssls
In hs hope IL wrath, lu' tha he may Eno" us
,o-,n when liz fury shan have been spent. so even
this glance u observation at cur political hrlH"enimAy
not prove Wholly useless men va snail nave ener>ed
from the by whose approaching ms We att NJ
reeiy AIMED.
Ooprv HorrM,y, Esq, was then introduced
sr1 WIS most cnihusia ideally received lie said that
,bo,cb yearly usedup man. by reason OF hi exertions
dpr ;h, raupaigD still he could not refuse 70 attend
the meeting II were only 20 present hnn''u 10 ms
br,tnrr Whi-s There were TWO pictures presented 70
the com .y Iu the one was portray N h.hh ''7t
rl, claim for uubiic patronage h- being utterly un-
known u ~. American peo'fi@. tNr oin'r i'-ii'' ~
their view ", who tor 0Sty years had ior hls cAsl
ann and object the good % u.s. Aiat'S .''
yatou al l,r honor snd ntnaiy r'n0"n; u w'- me
,otrio- ans, tie soldier Wiunel scott. Nj H. tncn IA
ier,r- OF the most friendly warmth and atnrnoh az
hed to M brilliant exploits oi Gen. SSorr ducnS e
,,.rr.s nj hi. otty wears service. And ne conenIe'
ti, I'm -corr admirers lid no. claim his >iection IN
RE cor, Of his unrivaled military career Taey asAc':
The country to shsw rs gratitude 10 the etstrlh AMI
trs RIO who never forgot tnen. is nhttsfy proves
was merely ike the rising surt serYed 10 ioihne ine
moral prcportcns O. the n the gaze OF grateful
country Cen. SCOrr. he believed was destined to oe
the man v he 10 pour Ell upon me ttoueeh "",tS
Of ul,rr.iu at the south and icly IT me Norm ne
urged them by C.cry consideration ~ gratitude "h ~"
t6ii,m 80 GO their duty In few short dol' the rum
ret would sound end me dght begin On then let 'asn
rush crying God tor nneid scott, our count! AM
Cur Cause.
Tie cheering which greeted Mr.. II. at the
conclusion OF his observations perfectly stunning,
and continued tor some minutes.
Lieut.. Bows then csme forward and read
a handful headed Americans, read, and which con
tainsd Corcible address TO the Wings Of Newlcrk
uron tie recently made public operations of the Aus
trian Consul Mr. August BELMONT. The address was
read ana listened 70 with deep attention. and in the
course OF the reading Lieut.. B. asked Who Is Mr.
Bemoutp \ Gentleman in The body OF the Hall innc-
diaiely replied 81 know him WE'LL horscwhipped
him once" Loud lsughterl
After some remarks from Mr.. +. Morgan,
Seventh Ward and others, the large asscm5lase dis
p,rsed ~ LarniouV