New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

son party-hs oes upss's By F-rkrt T'srce The
I o'ntr, on which ~ers nscribd cur pnccp'es "in-
ND oenI More eheersl He oE not dsslrr "a Soeax
VI kHo " OF their opponeo-hs cid ", war sraioss s
osassu' .e ~oud '9esk OF The glori,as % 'ri', AND
| rsrscsncsnt services Of hiTu whom ,hs Watt rarity
cophoiL az trusted on their b,nnsr ~srs inscr I'D
| vhht Re believed 90 b. tho ptlr ciol,, of ths
"hig party The G'vernneot, he helt.
| oouud 20 alive ehicieas prns.od 10 American
| kbOr 30 thar Il mishs Compete With the r,ur,sr
labor Of Europe We should not try 70 raise on r,da
90 IA TO sggrsr6ze tas mpnoOOlsss and m.,ser nssa
astUrers But be held We should give hltn sash orr.
trc,ion vcGlt enable him 10 pay ths houe,t Iaborcr
the ru Of bis labor and contsnd successfully ssaast
The e'shtse, adsy pauper LABOR " Great Buain
He led that ~ ases and rivers vhose Dso u To-
Vulnerable erss fosssd. should bs protected BY the
General Government And be held that the Gsnertiov
e'nmert which would Withhold The protection aot aid,
h be necessary. to works Of lnteres improvement,
recresnt to their trust ard further thd the usu
sno has ever ress,ed such u,easures-sn5 " elc,.cd
President would veto them were they 20 ptss-t, an
merry 70 besti1tsrests Of the untry. In Ns<flrk
wsufor enis ging caras ~e went everything
that woaLi sdi 10 toe wealth, yer ard Importance OF
our Ststa. And believed that httv, d hundred
or even tive hundred thousand dollars we're bsstsr
spent In thos mln'seIing N the cory aud property
Il our S,se ard City, than II lsvishot party sub
sidy party press FIR some past sstv Gee thI
press never performed |. bud cheers Suca were
their principles inscribed uJon their banner. And
who the standard bearer lie one truly wor
ihy 20 bold that standard aoi, backed oy the iate
.ence tbs patriotism and the honesty OF tue people.
IL was Winfield Scott Enthusiastic cheering which
lasted FIR several miuu'es Astf his mother, wnea
she chrsepei hi ~ had fo-eSi4hs Of the sJlen5ld des
iry that sv .l;ed fhn she called him Winfield soon,
who has never lOst field l'irest enthu,lasm NJ. |
Il. then proceeded at much snsth 70 deiau ths macy
surIrg incidents ard glorious events OF the II Of The
Hero Of Chippews snd pictured forth those prominent
moral ard social qualities which In the character OF
Gen. Winfield ScCu command our respect while they
call forth our admiration Wa cgret that want OF space
precrdes our giving Mr. Hoiusns rensrss in ertiEso,
esptoisly tull report of them IS q, our hsnt
Mr Ccos Entertained tie gathering With iomo OF hi
o. liz .less
J. } Do4ne, E,l, spoke with much effect End 10 ex.
cfedDsly hsppy terms
The La 90 asienblsss them al ourued In harmony |
ard cl cshp, cheering s.teut riouslg for Scott sad
Graham, Ogden Holman, the Edith Ward Clue, a.
WING JUSTICE CoNvENTIoN.-The |
Wig c, invention for the TO rinatiou of csnJid.,e
to- CNh Justice, In the Dis;rc. composed Of tine |
Eghtn sod Ninth Wards. met last Of sht the Adria
in uudion a. There weTo two delegations from the |
Eighth Wsrd Of which those On the Moray ticket |
sete admitted. Tne Convention ch SO WIN. Poole, |
'he thirteenth delegate, and then sijpuroed untll |
wednesday Night next The candidates before the |
Conven,t are WIN. b. Mech sai y.msi Gidley. |
The Nipra Ward elected delegates for Mech the
Eighth Wnders for Gri5ley-bGi how Mr.. Poole will |
decide We cannot guess.
II The Nineteenth Ward Fort George
Clue held another enthusiastic meeting their head.
qusTters "Wednesday evening, toe 22d inst Mr..
5ellOw,, an ardent young Wits from New Hampshire,
opened the meeting With some solo remark after |
which Hop OGDEN Hoffman addressed the assembled !
rieuds Of scott and Gsaham In his eoQa and
'orcible manbeT. Shepherd knspp, Esl, also nus 20 |
sorne appropriate remarks, and fol lwed by Hon.
A. Ismsd9e, In his peculiar way, cllcidng bucsts OF
applause Me'srs Missing snd StOushtenburg saug |
Of their inlmtshe campaign songs. Members |
added 20 the Club Good feeling and harmony |
prevailed. IRE spirit Of 1910 is aroused 10 the Nne
sesnth and will give good account of itse In NOvem
Der and do their duty In elevahog the peoples caudl
dates, Whitfield Scott and William A. Graham, to the |
hrst Offices Ia the al! Of their grateful countrymen.
BANNER PRESENTATIOy.-Last night |
here sprised gathering Of Wigs at tie Broad
way House, the occasion Of the presentation #
garner 10 the Winfield Club, By some inhuenual Ways
f the Ward. Speeches we're made by w l.. RIbtn- |
SOD, Charles S. Spencer John B. Scoes, w Wood, |
the Pre,idCn nj Of Ihe Club, and otneS After the pre-
.enraop the Club beaded by Adkiuss Rand marched
hrougn the principal streets of the Ward, TO their
headqua tiers, corner VI Mott and Broomests.
ToRCH-LGuT PRoCEssIoN.-The Scott
Life Guard Association invite their ellD sclt'Zens TO
meet With them tns evening at Constitution Hall and
oin In a torchhghg procession 10 march TO tho Whlg
nass meeting in The Tonih Ward.
OPPOSITION COUNTY CONVENTION
RIBS Convention Teasembled ,last evening, aud was
81 ga9ed 10 late hour Ia baotng for the two Corone
DR. Wilhelm o DOnnell OF tho Fourih Ward and DR..
y N.Whem OF the Tenth, having been nominated last
week Robert Gamble Of the Seventeenth Ward was
nomiDsied - he third candidate, and warm gse
'hen succeeded for the fourth nominee, which resucd