New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

Wsrd, called the meeting To order Nicholas p... r,s
called 10 the Chair Banners OF too or tara, q H.
delegations, band Of music party Of Isporsrs .ad
number Of commiuee men and speakers o,espied IA
stand
Ex-Gov. Joygs, of tennessee, held
forth to the macs In bis usually eo3u-n. style. al,
irg reasons Why Gen Scott Wi be an s,.ll,s.
nan for the Wing party. and safe man 70, a.
country. When they ask who Gen scoa 1.
you esn give history of hit life, beginning with "a.
bsttle OF CtippCws and Jupdy's Lane, ~n-o h. s..
plsI ted the spsngled oe ner upon tue As -
tory in the soil OF the er.my -nd do~n tsr.ss s
period 81 his foTty ysars ~ oEfhsn, services x, -
country, In every p,Snob IN which he has been o.,S
In every line Of be glorious career Tue 0rn .r,.sS
paIty he said h.s been Ia sick concition -ve, -,
thar rul. u.ss visp, Martin Van Burn CAV. 4, 49,,
cough Th,J had nos found a rem. d,-ih.rs -.
Rain in Giesd for them Tue Democrat, ,,s .,.s.S
debBt.:eS and what shall diet them uoa, A. - -
ieetlene-s Why, upon Scott "soap" sod 49,
bread .. course. loud cheers aud n,ir,h Al as
give O. them In spirit of charity Tor ,her ~ ~
uo. To the friends of FILLMORE and w.
be would say, that he respected t.o., -
tor their pstriytsU TALENT acehiy "a tns conn,-.
distiusptbeo ,er,ices and be voted .,s, aud
toe Convention for Mr. Flmors-not Tia. ~. eo.,u
ID him the strongest csLd,dae bus be- sn.s ~. ~
ir,tructed But 70 ore can deay the ntssr,,, q a..
Scott Objections to MIN have be~n ursed on IN
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Seward al Whiss Of that stamp. he WIN .,a.N..
that Winfield Scott can be used BY Mr. SesA,d v, -
oiher man. had better read his s and IA. tn,n n ~
different Disposition have I'll, hin snd a yoa ,,,
win Winfield Scot no agency can operate b sv 80.
him from bis path OF duty 10 nauon III, bi,h.,.
ambition viii be 10 act aud think for his COUNTRY a.
man hat thinks that at ths period u fs er 50 ma,
yesJs OF devoted service % bis country Do vOal3 a.
snythng to her injury or discreet Is mOaon.si.,
To say that at this advanced pc iod OF his lite he ~.
sacrifice bic PROUD lsurrs OF honor on the Bad.
eds Of the last forty years and In his dv,oy esVs,
with the Gov. MT IL not deceit respectable asr
sense. He will make truly national Prrslden, ana
would In conclusi to those under the bssnsr
Of his leadership, tight on, night on with good A .aa
energy b" true ." yourselves and your county
The speech, of which this is but br.f
glance listened to a,tentively BY large nunA.,
and frequently spplauded At its close the band ],
this stand gave national air. The Delegation Of A.
18th Ward, with music banners and torches, un,.a
at this point and added largely TO the throng
JOSEPH BLUNT, Esq, of New-York.
said we are all Wings of the party that has stood n,
under the leadership of John O. Adams, Henry Cha,
lcheers Daniel Webster, and other noble men. II.
National Convention has lected for our leader In Tin
campaign no unknown man. Oar chief s an rdsut
patriot always ready peril bis life for his couutr,
In the main the Wing patty has responded molly he
nominations The speaker glanced the various pubic
serices Of Gen ScoTr In the various battles be Ia.
fought aud the he has prevented and dih, qlua
which be has MANAGED to arrange, TO the sdvsaiags q
our country and with the pres, rvsson Of peace ms
will not allow of an extended notice IT bis spee-h He
ssid IN conclusion that present General who never
fell OIL his horse except when wounded.
j. q. GOODWIN, one of the California
Delegates to the National Convention addressed The
multitude, giving them ides Of political csnpaga
in California and pedgngthst State TO give goross
majority for General Scott.
WM. E. ROBINSON, ESQ.,, was called o..
and made one Of his usual humorous and well agpaa-
ded speeches although he said he did not expo msss
himself heard by of the ten of poo
pie present
A.C. MOORE, Delegate from Clinton
County, also addressed the meeting
The meeting was subsequently ad-
dressed by DANIEL BowLY, of the lid Ward, EDwno
B. BUNCH, ROBERT MURRAY, and a sony was q zen BY
JAMES A. FRASER, when the Chair was taken BY WI
LIAM s. woop, of the WITH Ward. and the meeting a.
dressed by R. H. SHANNON of the XVIII Ward, when 4
adjourned with three hearty cheers for scorr and Gn