The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03
Political intelligence.

MANY SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
As will be seen by the programme Of arrangements o.
this venerable and patriotic society in advertising
umns, the most extensive arrangements are making by
the Committee Of Arrangements to celebrate the memo
rable day in the old Wigwam
The Hon. Stephen A. Douglass, OF Illinois; Senator
Downs, of Louisiana; Hon. Howell Cobb, Governor Of
Georgia; Hon. G. w. Ingerso, of Connecticut; General
Ward and John Van Buren, Esq, Of New York together
with many Others have accepted invitations be pre-
sent and address their republican brethren that day
and patriotic letters have already been received from the
Hon. Lewis Cass, james Buchanan, Sam Houston, VIM
l.. Marcy Senators Gwyn of California; Shields of Hi
nois Jones' of Rhode Island whtcomb of Indiana and
members of Congress: Alfred P. Edgerton of Ohio
Fletcher Of Virginia; Richard s. Molony, of Illinois, r.
H. Stanton Of Kentucky; c. NJ Iugersoll of Connccti-
cut Thos Bocock, Of Virginia; Orlando B. Ficlin of
Illinois, John Robbins Jr, of Penn Daniel Mace of La
also, It. Governor Church Of New York. Mahlon Dick
erson Jersey Joseph Johnson Governor of Virgil
mia; VIM. c. Bouck, Ex-Governor of New York; Benja-
min s. Hcnning, Of Wisconsin; Robert NJ. McIiane of
Maryland; Churchill G. Cambreleng. of Long Island;
Frederick Follett, Canal Commissioner Of New York;
worth. Of New York; VIM +. Angel, Emanue, Hart.
Esq.; Daniel Delavan Esq exMayor Sprsgue Of Brook
lyn John A. Bolts of Jersey James Page of Phadel-
madse Of ookyn Daniel se Of Kew f York. Co..
John T. Heard OF Boston, and others-many of which will
appear in the HERALD after the day Of celebration
MOVEMENTS OF THE WEBSTER MEN IN BOSTON.
The Webster men in Boston have called meeting, to
be held in Faneuil Hall the 9TH Of July adopt
sures rejecting the whg nominations at baltimore The
Mr. Webster is to arrive in Boston ext week on
which occasion grand reception will be given him
Preparations are actively in motion to give the welcome
all proper ecidt 1t will be such Q demonstration has
been witnessed in this good city Of Boston, and
will show that city Is yet-as it will continue to be
Webster and nothing but Webster. We understand that
a large body Of our young wings intend TO 60 to New
York for the purpose Of receiving him in that city and
escorting him Boston are glad to see this feeling
towards the great man. The reception ceremonies viii
take place on the Common
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO DANIEL WEBSTER
From the National Inteliigencer. Juno 60
1t is great satisfaction to to be the medium of
communication to the public of the following ceres
pondence:-
wAsnscToS June 90 1852
To THE Hos. DANIEL WrssrrR:-
DEAR sIR-A number OF members Of the Senate and
House of in testimony Of their personal
regard and high appreciation Of your distinguished pub
lie services desire the pleasure Of giving you public
undersigned in their behalf respectfully request your
concurrence and that you will designate such day
may suit you, We are very respectfully your friends
&c. JOHN BELL Of Tennessee.
j. X. UNDERWOOD, Of Kentucky
JACKSON MORTON Of Ferids
W. BROOKE, of Mississippi,
X. TOOMB BIS Of Geerria,
ALIEN. WHITE, Of Alabama.
JAMES STROTHER. of Virginia
q. PORTER Of Missouri.
=. CALDWELL. Of North Carolina,
JOHN MOORE, Of Louisiana
LOUISIANA AVENUE. Monday Evening June 2S. 1852
GENTLEMEN II have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of communication inviting behalf of
number Of the members of the Senate and House az
Representatives to meet them dinner on some con-
vcnent day. consider this invitation distinguished
honor which cheerfuly accept. but am unable to fix
an early time for complying with it, / now on the
point OF setting out on short visit to Massachusetts,
which cannot well postpone But there is a far more
int fippa md bIic rrhiob n
that Il, that great calamity to be Immediately
pending over Congress and the country which calls
our thoughts to other CONCENTRATIONS and which, when
il happens will impose upon the two houses the per-
formanc0 Of melancholy duties have the honor to be-
DANIEL WEBSTER
To the Hon john Bell. Thomas G. Pratt j. r. Under
wood, jackson Morton, W. Brooke, X Toombs Alex.
White. James r. Strother. q. Porter, J. T. Caldwell
John Moore.
FREE SOIL DISTRICT CONVENTION IN AssACHUsETTs
The free sellers Of the Eighth district Mass in
Aams presiding The following delegates were chosen
Francis W. Bird VIM. Jackson, 7. a. Kingsbury: sub
stitutes, John A. Crehore Geo Alden James W. Ward
number Of addresses made and set Of free soil
resolutions adopted
FREE SOIL MEETING IN CHELSEA, MASS
The Boston Commonwealth of the I'd inst says:-The
e oilers Of Chelsea held meeting in the vestry Of the
Broadway Church. on Wednesday evening, when Nehe-
miah Boy nton Esq. called to the Chair. and A. l.
Haskell chofep Secretary II voted to send fifty dele
gates 10 the Worcester Convention and the following
gentlemen were appointed viz-IIorace H. Smith, Nehc-
miah Boynon. George Allen Jr Zeph. Bassett Elphaz
Arnold. Jr William C. Brown John Bent A Camp
bell Horace Chaplin, William S. L. Goes. David Draw
bridge A. III. Dyer William o. Haskell. James =.
Farley. j. Flanders s Dillingham; Joseph Everdean
A. j. Haskell Henry Cabot Horatio Jenkins, Isaac @.
Blu Is. Samuel ". Bawes Ezra l. Merriam John Benyan
Watson phineas Pratt, A. W. Chairman Isaac C. hall
ley W. jackson, William A Merriam, Robert Morris,
John Pcnniman, NJ. Straw Rufus Trussell - Thay
er, G. III. Leonard. Washington Warren, George i.
Wordsworth ". q. Wheeler. George W Wilson. Charles
y. Wilder. j.. W. Arnold. s Miller III H. Denninp Y o.
Irish. William y. Hannah
The following gentlemen then chosen delegates to
the (old) Second District Convention to select delegates
70 the Pitisbmg Convention. viz Isaac G Hall Enoch
Wakchcld Nehemiah Boynton.
The meeting was addressed by Horace Il Smith. Esq.
and others and the following resolves unanimously
passed:
Resolved That the free soiers of Chelsea are firmly
fixed IN Their opposition 10 slavery and TO the Fugitive
Slave and that the base subseryienoy Of the whip
aud democratic parties in Their respective National Con-
Hcnons NJ Baltimore TO the slave power Of the South
leaves them other alternative but cowardly abandon
Their principles or again enter the political battle field
In def, nee Of those princieles
Resolved That will cordially support the nominees
OF the Free Soil Convention to be held at Pttsburg pro-
vdcd those nominees show BY their professions and their
acts great readiness to the cause of liberty
and humanity as their opponents do to the
Of slavery and inhumanity.
The Springfield Republican, in abiding to the above
mentioned meeting says The number Of delegates ap-
pointed larger than the number OF persons present
at the meeting that appointed them and among them
several known friends Of Gen Scott Some peopIe
take strange Liberties with other peoples names.n
ANTI LIQUOR LAW CONVENTION IN MAINE.
On the 18th instant, meeting held at Port
land Me- composed Of members Of the democratic party
who opposed to the Maine Liquor law the re-
election of Gov. Hubbard Judge Fuller, Of Kenpebec
was elected president ofhe convention series Of reso
uiiens adopted of which denounced the liquor
law az being in direct violation OF the State constitution
ana o. the most sacred and dearly cherished personal
rights Of the citizens and called upon the citizens vim
ocae their rights at the polls In September next by sup
Porung the nominee Of the convention for Governor
non. Anson Chandler unanimously nominated as
the candidate for Governor
:, GEN SCOTT IN gENEsEB COUNTY.
men ,he news OF Gen SCOTS nomination reached
neAanoer tennessee county the inhabitants turned out
nmas ana oy AID of an anvil fred salute No cannon
could De procured and hence the substitution Of an an
va Whioh as Is wen known, viii make very loud report
i, Ihr oroRcn Wmcs.-The Savannah Repu6iean SAYS
tnst ten scot letter Of acceptance will probably re-
concie the vbgs II that state keeti,rs b,ve fcedy
been called 70 rssify tia sousa:.oas