New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
CITY POLITICS.


encouraging 10 tae whlK cause. oae from Wayne
County, Pa mentioned that saeec we're eight hundred
Iri,h Americans nov for scott aud Graham who b.
lorssd TO tho Loco FocO psity IA LoH
SEVENTH WARD.-A n1ceting OF tbs
Lu,dv'. Lane Barrack Club wa he'd At tkc,r h-.d
quarters, corner of Madison and Ru'ssrssts. l.. w.
Norsse. Esq, President In the Chair.
The Ere, speaker was Boracs Greeley. sAer hi, 70
marks, Iu.eph Ho,ie, ESQ., addressed the rseros ard
suoke of the brihisst prospects OF the Wits In IN
c.n,rg can,slso and various other topics. rasrs -ss
a,od sin giog e,ween the speccass sy the Giee Cub,
o.n,Oo.ed of Me,.rs Cooke, w-dcs aud Wuso.
Fp,busiasm prevailed here, aud the mestisg was %
large ,hat thsy hSa to adjourn TO the street
NI,prH WARp.-fhe Lundy's Lane Club
held messing at tie Bleecksrst House last eveniss
VIM. Poole, Presid,Nt ss 10 the caslr. TIE dra
.pesker addressed the Club 10 French aud Basish sy
Invitation CT the Club after which, EsAld frcak
Conklin, President OF tAe Fifteenth ~ard Ssou saA
Graham Club addressed those preset IN effective
manner He spoke Of the srnnent services Of Gsasrai
Scott and how richly he WV entitled ~ NC reward bis
fellow citizens we're Intending to besso~ on him 10
the course of hs remarks ne mentioned tss fscs that
Simeon Draper, Eco, WAS nov ftfsssn.h wsrdx.
which announcement vas received win nine cheers
and tiger for Simeon Diaper.
Addresses were sAer~srd made by J. W. Green's
ESQ of the Fifteenth wasd, snd C. O. Bslio ~, ESQ., o.
the Eighteenth Ward The remsrks OF Doth of These
gentlemen tho point throughout aud were fro
quen,ly interrupted by ,oe Cheers Of the people
Between the speeches songs were ,apg By Msssrs
Missing Gsvit and S.orteuburgh
The Fifteenth Ward Scott and Graham, Club attended
this meeting 10 body, aud received oy cheers
which iney returned
Spirited resolutions were drawn up and passed.
The Club adjourned with nine cheers for Scott Aad
Grahs n and the good Wig cause.
TIVE LoCo-Foco Mass MEErINs.-The
stsir 90 prominently sdvertned fora while past came
of At Tamuany Hall last evening. IL was conducted
under the auspices Of tho Young Mems Dem lcratc
Union Club The hall dec,ra!ei with tue cosu Of
arus of the original thirteen States the banner OF Tam
nsny Society," and the banner of the Democratic UnDa
Club The combined attractions Of music, banners sad
the dstip suished strangers, drew tosshsr crowd at
the hour of meeting composed Of regulars OF the party
,neca friends Of Gen Cas- and Whigs curious TO hear
him and Judge Douglas.
ABB Taylor, ECO, President OF the Club, prsdded
This sor,ie of the Club, for the benefit OF in snolsou
members, Just previous to the nominations OF thar
party Is decidedly opportune. The first and princpd
sneaker of the meeting was Gen. Cas. wno was
listened to by a crowd occupying twothirds OF the
.pace of the hall. He was voci!erousiy chesred
Aher much confusion and various cries, suoa as Or
der ~ Hats off - 60, Mr. c proceeded. tie SAID tue
Democratic sky clear and their prospects sooi Tor
srcce,s He condemned the scandsiztpg mode 81
warfare among politicians The people OF this coutry
are h.. said, all of one fsmiy-Democra" and Whiss
The Wbies have Just much interest In tbs vel
fare of the country a. the Democrats All oil u'io'S
our country alike. The difference between the Two
great parties 10 upon principle. The Wings shiak' a@
thew are right and the Democrats hi that se WINGS
are wrong Gen Csss said that he hnev Con. Winne'd
Scott and that he 10 an honorable man, one wac he's
f.u,ht for his country, and hs had nothing 70 cay
AGAINST him. But, said he, Franklin Pierce |" ny
choice and We shall see him elected Tae GsnsfA
then discussed what he termed the Old Democrsne
n,nciples but little was said By him about matters al
feotns the present In the instance above named ont
d,a he name Frank Pierce Mr. Casa spoke relative to
the H. & Bank Bankrupt Lac, Standing Army-ds
ON mating them Wing princlples Tho speaker fs-
vored Free Trade and Land Distribution. Ho vas also
onpo,ed 20 all ismy which, II they should succeed
would bring on such state Of things that II Il was nov
ga wise child that knew lite father" n would be
Difficult, for mother 10 know the father OF hor ovn
child. The General introduced n.o his speech consid'
cradle oil that language kno slang. lie clo'ed ~
avpg that he had long lived 10 the old party of equal
rights, equal hopes, snd equal rewsrds, snd he ex'
nected 10 die In is ranks At tho close Of hs remarks
cheers were given, and many OF his friends retired.
He wa. followed by Judge Douglas the LittIe iisat"
Il. cd IN
,boss that did not leave the close OF ST. Cass edIr
e,,sd his mind OF great load OF anxisy, soous the
election of Winfield Scott, q military cheftsin. Hs
AID not understand the grain OF the Tanmsny Hal
Democracy, and could nos go! the iesst sprhus,ssn.
Ones during his remarks, some one aug sostod three
cbeers-,wo only were given-the lac: one very faint
and the third vas not heard o. Two or ures tssols
,usmpts a. stamping also took pIAss by way of sp-
nsu,e Af,sr ,one time engaged Ia his ssh he closed
hi, remarks.
The nesting concluded with remarks from General
Ds,.op. sfPs, X NJ. McLsne, Of Nd, an Gen. 81 noa
Cameron Of Pa The remnsL,s Of toe itsde entered
daring tbe speech Of tho later genses "A Ia time to
vo,e on the adjournment, motion for which ws' In
.,a,,y made on ths stand appes rance OF this re-
Enforcement.
The OUTSIDE MEETINGS. AT the stand
In front Of TammaDy corner oil M" and Frankfort
s, opposite Fenchs HOTEL tho aAs smoags Of psssers
by we're addressed by Messrs Sea- ton Of ny, German
Of Ind Gen. Wsibridse and mr. Blarkman Of N. L.
Mr. Martin Of Ohio, AID Others.
Another collection OF men, b 20 and women were
.tdre,,ed In front Of tho Haao 4 Rscords 10 tho Park
nv Ioseoh c. Albertson Col German OF Ind, Y. y
GRIND OF Pa, and II. II. Nor ,nge Of tho Ninth Ward,
who employed all manner a arguments to 'h'" Con.
s.o,, ur6t for the Preside .cy, Mssas German and
G,und appealing TO Csta5 les e'pecsi'yso give taaf
."onort T. Pierce, hs said thsy wsrs Catholics
Slppp,.sIys, Col Gornss was con 'inced that IL VA
va tault of PisT ce 10 o5iuus Catholic test la ths
oTesfnt Constitution Of Jew Han 1snire Wa eoadnaed
~ the proUls Of the sv "a C,L G. quoted re,ly from
syysre. on Native b nercsn principles, winch bs
cbsrs,d Gan scotls In writing. Mr. Grund, on the
contyarg. asserted "a al Gen. Seou In way rs
.non.lbe lof N dnepn attributed 10 Gen. Scot
the NstuTabzarioEsj aws-thst WIN. II. Sssard saOdi.
have the credit .-.
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