New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27


sl webser and who WIN felee,ed, ably and faithfully re-
presert the inierpss Of the lst Congressional District
Mr. II GREELEY was next introduced, and sPokeupon
the Protective Tariff question and the Improvement OF
Rivers and HarbOrs.
Hon. JoHs A. KING, Of Jamaica next spoke ana
avowed himself in favor Of Protective Tar1 AMI In
terna improvements. which are the great principe
which divide the Wing from the Loco-Foco party. De
would stand by those principles which protect tae me
chanc, the laborer and the SEAMAN and ne would d.
ways stand by our glorious Contribution
Hon. Z. D. CULVER, Of WILLIAMSBURG, followed nsxi
after Mr. King and spoke Of the prospects through va
rous PARTS Of the State in which ne has recently been
travelling. and The effects Of the low Tariff throughout
the mining districts upon the laboring casses
Hon. MI. SEVER Of La. next spoke. lie was happy
70 greet this large assembly this occasi'n Aier
what had already been said Of Gen. SCOT by me
sneakers who had preceded him, he did not cons1erh
necessary 10 make any addonsl remarks IN regard 70
our national standsrdbearer; he knew that there l.
mt Democrat in this land who il not proud OF WIN
YrYIp scoTr He had come from the extreme SOUTH
where there il little need Of Protective Tam, but
they were willing 10 accord il 20 the North but IN the
South thew want Internal improvements and they want
the North TO accord 10 them improvements OF their
rivers and harbors.
Mr. PIERCE is a candidate Of The LOHdon Tfzts, and
it is known throughout the country that be in favor o.
advancing TIE interests Of English capitalists
Mr. HIGGINS Of Ohio, next spoke, after which the
meeting adjourned The Fifth Ward Chippewa Club
of Brooklyn with band and transparencie- came on
the ground in large procession. There were many
farmers from the country towns accompanied by their
wives and daughters present and altogether this was
one Of the beet meetings Of the season and bids fair
to add much to the popularity of the Wing nominees.
Inspectors OF ELECTION II BROOKLYN.-
The following designations and appointments OF In
spectors Of Election passed upon by the Common
Council on Monday evening;
SECOND WARD-Ia Distrtot-Hugh Bell vice John
Bellingham, resigned. I'D Distrie-James A. McGec
VICE John S;arbury, resigned.
Sixth WARD-Hd District-samuel Laiorge vice
WIN. L. Reynolds resigned
SEVENTH WARD-Marvin r. Robbins vice VIM. II
Van Voorl &C., resigned Lssc Robbins vice Clarkson
Undorhil resigned.
NINTH wAnD-Thomas H. Reddng vice Daniel T.
Walden, Jr.
VIIrH CoSGREssIoSAL DIsTRIcr.-At large
and enthusiastic gathering of Democratic Wings Of the
With Congressional District, convened a Kncker-
booker Hall corner of Twenty third-st and Eghthav-
on Monday evening pursuant TO the call, the meeting
was organized by the appointment of Hon. SAMCEL
FRosr of the IXth Ward az Chairman and John Rouch
Of the XVIII Ward and Albert A. Roger of the XXth
Word, as Secretaries
After the meeting was called 20 order report was
made by Of the members Of the Congressional Con
ventioD. that MARSHALL o. RoBERTs had been unani-
mOusly nominated by said Committee the candidate
of the Whgs of the With Congressional District for
Member OF Congress. which said nomination, was,
upon motion, unanimously ratified
The meeting was then most ably addressed by Messrs.
JAMES s THAYER, A. OAXEy Hall, G. w. DALEY and
r. H. SHANNON and enliycned by songs from Mr. Fra.
SER.
Committee of Resolutions, consisting OF A. Oakley
Hall, r. II Shannon and Thomas Childs, Jr, APP
pointed by the Chair The said Committee through r.
/ H. SHANNON, Esq. reported the following:
Resoted That az members OF the Wing party, desiring It's
success in all issues, cordially ndorse the nominations
of its Conventions by a majority Of their members.
k6sOed That IN MARSHALL o. RoBERTs indicate for
Congress recognize man who BY hs ons d1utaca on
with the Nhig party, III measures and its trends; by ms
energy by his abilities public citizen by his
devotion to the best Interests OF Hauolal
commerce recommends himself 70 the enthusiastic support
OF the Wing Electors Of the Seventh Cousresaona Dis
/ trCt-
R,solred That the imme1 Of the Ward which
formed third portion Of the District now represented b.
in his ayOwcd desire 10 retire from CorgessOnu lie, tie
grateful cards for The uutrng ia which b. haspro-
teotod the various int rests OF ts City aud especially for
/ his pe1sevcTgnce III behalf Of the Mint Bill
The said resolutions, upon motion, were unani-
mously adopted
After which, tie meeting, with the umos, good feel
ing and ha,mony, adjourned.
GERMAN LocoFocos-R M-RuFFIANIsa-
CHrRon BURNING, &c-The torchlight procession Of
the German Loco Focos, on Monday night, IS reported
in the official organ of the party having been most
respectable and orderly difference OF opinion TO
what constitutes respectabliy and order may be en-.
tertained hut since such opinions supposed % be
founded on facts, we will relate briefly some OF the
points most prominent on the occasion:
The parties composing the procession were to great
extent of that class OF foreign and native citizens who
hsbtuay dcnounce and violate all law, morality and
reigion-thai class of desperate who promi-
nent in almost every outrage, in every rally OF rum
sellers in every riot where eveng downward Is the
order Of the day The fighting -men-(;erman short
boye-worc well represented, and lraternzed lovingly
with their native brethren of the Sixth Ward rum.
shops.
There was no conceament Of the fact that the whole
party the ardent supporters of Drunkenness and
all its kindred vices for prominent feature in the pro-
cession barrel of lager bier, surrounded by half
drunken men, who were swiling the lovely beverage
and yelling between swallows for Pierce and King
Damn the Temperance Men - Down with the cold
water Wings - Hurrah for Westerveltl" " Hur
rsh for Nike Walsh I" Down with the Priests "
Three cheer. for The Herald" &c. &C When the
drinkers had become drunk that they could no,
stand, they were dragged of and thrust into some
grocery to sleep away their po,atons, and others i'm
media,ey took their places and 70 damn the
Maine Law. and drank themseves drunk. by way Of u