New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
CITY POLITICS.

URAND DEMONSTRATION BY THE Six
TEENTH WARD WHGs.-By far the la7ges. political
seiDg ever held In the Sixteenth Ward, was Assem-
bed last light at the headquarters corner of Eighth ay
and Eghtt enths ST. AT the hour of meeting some two
thousand persons were present. stenlng 10 the mu,c
of Wallsce's Band.
Tie meeting called to order By JOSEPH RUSSELL.
Esq, President of the Sixteenth Ward Churu ousco
Club, who Introduced Mr.. FRAZER who sung a GOOD
Wing song, and then
L. DELATIELD SMITH, Esq, made . stirring speech
He bad devoted himself TO the Campaign and was clad
10 meet the large company before him. He addressed
them &c working men, and asked them If they would
support an Of whom they had heard until bis
nomination, In preference to the worn veteran Of
hundred tights who never knew defeat and who for
forty years had 'hed glory and honor upon bis sounty
Be desired to know whether the British bullets which
Gen Scott carries In bis body near his heart, were
Dot more honorable badges thai any that Gsn Pierce
could bCast The speaker addressed himsef
especially adopted citizens and sho wed how faitha
Gen Scott hsd been 10 them lie ssid the people loved
a great ehitftan they loved Wsihins ton who was
bssey tlsn6ertd by the Democrats Of that day; and
Harrison ard Tsy Tor, who fouly bellsd by the
Democracy Of our day. Mr.. S detcsntsd awhile upon
Interval Improvements, and other srsst measures of
the Whg party snc asked bis hearers ia the language
OF tho 'smehttd CLAY 10 shake of the dew drops from
your amor, aud oocs mere march forward to baale
ard to victory.
A'nis rehld, the NlDeteer'h Ward Fort George Club
cams IN ~ ssiroIg delegation win nusic and ban.
uers ard were received With hearty cheers
Mr. FaAzER gave the boy' OF his peculiarly lively
sOrgs
dress slspcrg over the hhtory Of Gen. Scott the
pitt cipIes OF the Wing parry we have not rom 10
sktich this and the other speecbcs)
While Mr. b was speaking the Unlo nts the Scot.
Life Guard, ard the Seventh Ward Scott men came In
about 200 sr'pg. They were received with mos, deaf
eIrg cheers
The meeiirg was now at Its maximum, and comprised
from four 10 hive thousand persons.
Mr. BELLOWS finished hi. speech, by a strong aopeal
In b, halt OF Whig candidates and Wing principles,
speaking particularly to adopted citizens In reference
II aTFfsh nela ~
seDstor CIittepden, Of Ky and advocated BY Gov.
Hunt Of th. State bu. voted down By the Loco ocos
After songs BY Cook, Frazer and Ms,lng, the Chair
MAD tToduced
CIAs / SPENCER, who made brief speech, full of
u true fire. After more ain iug,
Col NAY came for1 ard aud made IcslleDt speech
showing the great humanity Of Gen Scott ard his noble
bravery.
CHAi1Es RIDDLE Esq, then came forward and said
that 1t had been proposed to march over and greet
Lieut. Gov KENT.
The meeting adjourned, and forming into line,
marched up E,hteenhst, Broadway, Seventeenth a.
sid Fihhsvtnue, 10 the residence OF SILAs l. HER.
BING EsQ President Of the ULionstS who gave them
amusing speech. Thence they marched to Mr.
kenis rescence, and from there home.
inside DItetlng.-A very large spOnta-
reCus meeting wa held in the Hail. which Wos.
THINCTON HoDGKINsoN preslced, which was addressed
by Lieut.. W. ii. Browne President OF the scot, Legion
srd Lieut.. May. song was then given BY Mr. Mlsing
accompanied By Mr. Pool NJ. w. I. Mliken followed
With soms highly eloquent remsrkS and was succeeded
BY JAMES Frazer, who gave an original Scott song The
meeting concluded with some remarks by j. Wilson
Greene of the XVih Ward. The speakers were much
spplsuded by members Of the Scou Legion, (who had
fought under Gen Scott and the citizens of the Ward
who had turned oct in great 9Th this occasion
Teken altogether, this affair full Of suspcious
pr0nhe ar will have excellent effect The Satanic
Peas will undoubtedly say Il VISA tame affair, but the
people know better.
THE UNIoNIsTs.-The Unionists met
last evening at he Broadway Houfe John +. Rodn
presdipg Secretaries, Louis Wsdsworth, Of With
Ward and B. I. Pease Of IX,h Ward. After some pre-
lin mary brsr esa the Association adjourned Ia body
to the meeting Ct the Churubusco iClub Of tbs
XVnh Ward Archibald c. Reynolds, OF the Vth Ward,
TIE Grand Marshal, ofsiated with SDas Shay, James
Ryan, John Nixon, William Lown, James Sullivan,
George Ferris, Stewart J. Smith, and william Pool
John Roper Of the With Ward, the Sergeant At Arms,
also present
Mr. Roper bss been member Of the Unioniss Asso-
eisrcn since l53q, when 10 was frs formed Many OF
the Old member were present very large turn o1i
uu made. They marched 10 Constitution Hal where
IL Sect Lie Guard and tho Scott Centrsl Committee
joint5 hem Ire Uniorss then marched directly "
the Sixteenth WGd They were continually lnter'
rrpttd With cheers for Scot and Graham, and htsr
ID reached their desn ,non, the banner was placed
on tie ous.es sand, where the banners Of various
WsIcs were placed. The Unis nists have the same
bsprer ,hey lad II l- and IN 81 the Presidential eou
tests since that trre.
tbs Uplonsss ed to the house Of Slas Herring
0hs President Of the UplOnlsts,) In Ftthsv. Coeers
we're Given for NJ. Herr!sg, when ne appeared on tne
piazza snd rep led 10 the Compliment which had been
pslt to him Three chss-s we'. also sisen ,9i vivian
ke,t Of this Ctr, tho Scoss nominee for Lisu. Gov
error; ahsr which the nlonisn n1ehfd 10 Mr. kenfs
housa N Ur,on square bls he wu ACT az home. The
rlpaats N a. r.-chsd 10 tbs Broatvsy HoIss shere
vo.ksr M ssi,z Of shs Association VISA had, and q
.sfl,z s2esea uss5sby George q. Below. tafs t2os