New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24

ton to the wings of the Eleventh Ward to,York f,,,n
fully for the last great triumph of Gen. scorr Us
closed BY quor the noble lines of Longfsllow n, tbs
end of bis Poem, The Building of tho ship"
Mr. MISSING then sang Wing melody, to the tune
| of Csmptown Races"
Bx.Recorder TALLnADcE was introduced. and re-
ceived with hearty cheers He fel, very avt yard a.
he locked around the ROOM lie had been 40 long ASA,
csted with the rcas and vsgabonds of the Civ ,bs,
he felt quite embarrassed In the presence of 40 re,pec
table an audience Qsughter) lie spoke of the ,,oo,
lance ofhe election about come off, and the byb dutv
devoIviDs upon every citizen. In the choice Of pres
dent, was important that should know the condition
and wants OF the country and the principles set forth
BY the two parties. Now the Whigs encourage River
and Harbor Improvements The Democratic Senate
has Just refused the small pi.tance of $4,000 for the
Improvement OF this Harbor of New.York Cen
FIERCE Is OF the same mind, and has steadily voted
as'inst all improvements whatever THIS Is practical
question which you all understand Then a delicate
question 10 rising between us and England In regard
TO the Fisheriea Toe speaker was very decided
upon the duty Of enforcing our utmost rights 10
this particular. In view Of this question, make
WINFIELD Scorr President-a man whom the British
all understand most thoroughly-and they will say very
hrte of war; during his term at least Mr. T. then re-
ferred te Gen. ScoTTs civil services especially in the
Boundary affair." and in South Carolina The speaker
invited the strctest examination of the characters and
services of the two candidates. aud hoped that voters
would Judge calmly frsm the fscs which they would
find. He close with brief eulogy upon Gen. scorr
and the debt Of gratitude due him by the people he had
50 well served.
Another song, "Hurrsh for General Scott" was sung
by mr. MISSING and the audience.
The President announced thasmeetngs would be held
In the place every Monday evening until election
ard then the audience dispersed singing Hurrah for
General Scott"
SECOND WARD WHIGs.-There was o
meeting of the Scott and Graham Association of the
Second Ward, at Wood~orths, No. 13 Dutca.st, the
headquarters Of the Club. The officers Of the Asoc,s
ton presided. Addresses of spirited nature were
made by NJ. d. Hougb DR.. F. p. Vionis and Wn West
A large number of additional members were added to
the roll of members
BROADWAY RAILBoAD.-Theo opponents
of this project circulating circumstances In Wall
st. yesterday, and obtained alarge number of names.
BOIsTERoUs OPPOSITION MEETING AT
THE CORNER OF TwENTIETHsTRERr AND FrRsr.Av
ENUK.-At the meeting last evening at Murrays,
much confusion prevailed among the harmonious De-
mocracy. The attendance not large, and the
greatest portion made up of women and children.
Quite number of Whigs were present, who exerted
themselves to procure order and carry out the pro.
gramme.
Col. Sweeney was speaking when our reporter ar.
rived, who said bis only object under heaven was 10
put down the Federsss, who the friends of both
English Wings and English Tories. Mr. S. was much
excited and prevailed upon to leave the stand be-
fore he bad fully defined his position.
Mr. L. B. Shepard attempted to speak, but WAS hooted
down. He could not a word without being inter
rupted by persons In front of the stand with the smoke
from bones and tar barrels which were burned for
amusement by the youths OF the vicinity who by
no ans for Pierce. The cry Of these boys was We
buy our own candy and 60 for Scott" Tots ~'s too
much for Mr. Shepard, ana he made speedy exit, CIV
Ing way 10 Hon. John McKeon, who appealed wholly
to The prejudice of rshmen and thanked the Granite
Club for the Invitation they had extended 20 him 10
face Of the treatment he had received at Tammspy
Ball. where he glad TO escape with his life fro
the grasp Of the rowdes and ruiisus who usually
oficste such occatiobs Mr. Men. was Interrupted
by three cheers for Tammsny Hall, which were hearti
ly responded TO- causing him much chsgrin. Mr. Mex
,niiDued his remarhs saying that ne did not wisn 10
be misunderstood He had not come there 10 witty
Gen. Scott, who was the greateSt American Captain
OF the age, he who carried The Americao flag
triumphant from Chippewa until he planted v upon ths
summit Ut the Halls OF the MonteZutnas Voice Ia
the crowd" You are making a SC u speech Gene
raj Scott loudly cheered Mr. Mex. then went
TO prove that Franklin Pierce General and called
upon the audience read Gen SCOTS dispatchos In
which he test fed TO Pierces herOsm. Another Voice
-" was In Mexico Tell the truth II you Gao. You
can't speak of Scott and Pierce in the day To 're
good In attempting to get those who fought In next
CO vote against Old Cbsputepec'l Loud cheers
followed, which were again and sgsin repeated Mr..
McKeon then allowed TO 20 until ne produced
the letter OF Gen. Scott to w. Z. binson. 10 refute
which he called Horace Greeley on thu stand.
MIR Mckeon went on to say that the Robinson letter
was a subterfuge He interrupted With cheers tor
Robinson difficulty here broke OUT In the wd as TO
the re atye merits of Robinson and Mckeon aud OF the
Wbig and Democratic parties. The greatest portion
ter.ed their difficulties In an adjoining GROCERY 10 the
great Joy OF the surrounding neighborhood.
THE STORM HIGHTENs. The action
Of The Democratic General Committee at Tsmnsny
Hall that portion of them that retsined possession
of the Committee Room-whose dolngs reported
and whose proceedings were published officially
the signature Of VIM. Murray, Chairman pro tenn, and
A. S. vosburgh and J. c. Smith, Secretaries 10 de-
pounced unauthorized irregular, disorgaaizns and
void, In statement Issued by Augustus Sche, regular
Chairman Of the Committee, and Jonas B. Phillips and
Joseph Hilton, regular Secretaries Of the General Com
miAee The said regular officers Of the Committee In
form the regular Democratic electors of NeVYork that
the General Committee did DOT, on Friday night sst,