New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

. ,c. sor but treat rood gallant and riorous leader.
"A man alike able 10 manage the civil afdrs OF hh
Wul YOU vote for such . hiatt tNOfc&,
ayes yes say nothing Of the leEtcr be has vrtssn
describing the bravery Of the rish Who have toafhf
under him, bsi refer {oy to hi. incident 'After ne
,,r ,ai,hed himself when he hsd been overwhelmed
~Nh BrIish regular, and taken prisoner, While on bis
v,y TO QUEBEC, Nth the soldiers who were taken
n,t.oners with him, and While he lying Sch Ia
P..s,noek be heard a noise above him Immedsiely
.r.p-ctips something vi. wrong be rushed on deck.
~ found that all his men were called together, and
,h Br,fssh officers calling them over, and making
ssoh man tell hs the object being 10 oeeatn from
re ound OF the voice and from the brogus OF those
who answered Who were lrtshmen and ~ho were NOT
IN order that the former might b. executed a. traitors
=. ,h.ir country which II had been determined - do
lie upd thirty one prisoners already sef apart SCOTT
c.Iled 10 all bis soldiers present NOT man OF zoe
dsr. open you mouths until command you Ihs
.oldiers ~ fused snsver and the Brush "a
80, mot Inden ant terms threatened him without any
eA.ct No soldier would sAy word, and you co2Jd 40
L. yer tell az lrshmAn from a native. lhrea enih1
go scorr declared that for every lrishmsn wno'e
b,e x.s taken he would take the life OF an hoshsnm.n
,.har he returned 10 bis own country he Nent "
Ouebec and mm>diately exehAngNd Sa,se
oueuty be proceeded n Wsshington and drew tns A'
n con- re.s with his own hand, which adth)HIed nln
% rct,lis,e upon the English He tmmeiiAtely wros
deliberate order. stating that II hair from tne oeSd
of one II those Irishmen hurt he would aAo ui9
live, Of ust so many Enflshmen whom ne hAn mAlo
prtsobers At Chppevh
Nv fellow cidIens, there 10 pstriot-there - une
here-there s nan whom ali mep' wne.her I" nv. OF
D.ocrs,s srea h N great soldier OF nerica In the
nresen, day and decidedly the most succession cur
country has ever produced-Sb Erbe ooHdia-and man
VII has she'd more u bis own blood than any o;ner
S,,e ,sv he 10 proud Thank God hs IL proud, and 700
,ud 10 40 a mean and dirty set But he 10 eener Jus,
Be Is benevolent he Is n.erciful, be 10, in the ian
guage Of another,
In battle. the Lion;
But he battle ended,
In merry, the Lamb
Let the English who he conquered IN too gre.' ost
ties answer whether he 10 nj msrcidl aud cameron
than that Of Gen WINFIELD scorr, slhough be ho 50
many times BUNDLED their pride. Ask the Mexican,
now his opinion Of WINFIELD SCorr AMI ne wal tell
you he cnsders him the most mer ltu kind aud gene
rous condue ror hi. age hiss produced Ia not t1i.
character worthy Of snOrt love him more i)r ms
mercy the vsnqusbcd than for all the other goTies ot
his military life. Applause.
There 10 ne ferocily In WINFIELD SCorr. M vihen'
self will refusing to lten 10 the advce Ut nj. ineahs
There !, no swe.riog by the Eternal viii do Mi.
aad take the responsibility We have had eaough OF
10 his pride lc, look tts 10 the character OF H.
which :, me people call vanity. He has been threat
ened 4" you do nj write letter 10 the public OF the
United States putting yourself on the southern plat
form, you shall not he noninsted t,r President
Well what did all the little Presidential candidates
do They al wrote letters They wrote letters AM
they we're Ia favor ~ the Compromise measures, ana
they would veto ANYTHING at all that should repsal or
alter them IL II discovered lately, thstrhe uSiuVe
sIsve law IL ecve ~ far the South is concerned
The costs In the sms were sl2ooO before res
cue was attempted and before the order IL given the
claims ut has to pay the costs That Ia pretty sharp
price for q negro. | have this q esftedra NOV
these gentlemen said they would veto any act
10 repeal alter this law. iou see they have nred
befsre thew cot near enough. They undertook 10
TO TOO far How did SEQ TT behavei he said Al VIII
not degrade myself BY writing an elecaoneenos letrr
TO gain even the summit u human ambition. the Pres
dency OF d United states Applause Ny country
men take me a. they sec me. have served thsm
forty years II they distrust after all have dose
and suffered let them nominate other man. Ny
fellow cizen how marked u the contrast betveen his
conduct ccasion and that Of others That the
vanity people talk about that Is the pride Tor
which some people condo nm him Did any man VINO
ever knew HINYISIp Soorr, be he high or low. ever
witness the highest particle Of pride when he was
called upon TO take poor man BY the handl Never:
He knows no difference lie IL the last man who would
consent to recognize Distinction between classe, oil
men In this country He 10 poor msn hiuasoiL NOW
INV fellow ci, zens without attempting TO do justice 10
the candidate whom this brief recital OF fact. refers TO-
am about 10 put the question: VIII you rally the NOM
And all those who 10 favor OF rauying the
nomin alton OF WINFnLD Scorr will stand up and give