New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

Ls-so7 TY-0 srrsyed hgair5t you but give energy
and dissemination and We srah triumph beyond anuc
pstion. Work faithfully, and your November triumph
hcertain. (CSeefs, long continued
After song from Mr.. Cooke, calls were
made for Brooks, Il ffnsn and Robinson, aud fnAiy,
Mr. EBAsrUs BRooEs appeared, Who thanked Mr.
Ssnly IL behalf Of the wings Of New York City for the
eloquent remarks be had made He was confident II
the Wings Of New York did their duty, as he knew
North CsrolIra would Scott and Graham would be sue
eessuL 1t local Affairs which had produced the re-
result in North Carolina She had produced the
recent result IN North Carolns and she had proved
wbenever'K-uY o,k faltered 10 l-ii and gave 600
majority for scott ana Graham. tie was pained that,
when cheers were proposed for Wooster, and were
given, that the name Of that once disnngusned
Wing statesnsn was received 50 coidy. There was
stme wben his name was hailed win tue greatest ca
thuiiasm BIZ the Wings OF New ork Mr. Brooks sald
that n WA we'll known that he had himself different
choice than Gen Scott for President n Hard Fillmore,
Of New York but when Scott aud Graham we're nom
mated he would be ashamed 20 fail % give the n
PROMPT and effective support He trusted that Web
ster WOULD soon buckle mis- srmor and return once
more to bis allegiance 10 party 10 which ne has rem
dered so many services He put Il TO the gpod sense
Of spS VIII Ia the audience H. afer Mr Wc0iter al
lowed his name 10 be used By the Whig National Con
veDton be and bic freLds were not morally bound 10
support It's nominees A man OF the capacity Gen
Scau has proven 10 be POSSESSED Of as military chs'-
tain car DOT fan 10 take emineoce civilian, and u
oil the Presidential cba'r With honor - ms country
lie appealed 70 every officer who had served IN Mexico
II Sso was not pTee nnent in his military exploits and
plsns The plan he made one day was literally io0Fed
out the next II J. an easy thing - be orave-he rfGte
ana the foolhardy are often brave-but Gen scott VAS
notoDy brave bat be IA humane. II called up IN 10 re-
cspiuste the claims Of g. 90 Scott 1t would not be bis
bstte,-it was because he possessed the characer'tcs
attributed - him by Rev DR. Cham Ds, that he sup
ported him Then there was tue settemsnt OF the
Cherokee difficulties by Gen Scott WHO aso suoeflA'
tended their removal west Of the Mississippi He sac
bin at the North W. stern Boundary Line, where the
British forces Of NswBEuus1ick we're cOmm4n1en o.
Sir John Harvey. Gen Scott tn' re showed hln.eh 20
be- an able and successful negcclatOr ana saVc1 tuc
life Of Harvey ard settled amlcahy the border disputes
If We cheTsh any regard for our principles Va WIZ
work for The election Of Scott ard G ah 'tn not Only
attend me etings, but 20 chaoge the doubtful votera
and 10 perfect our organizsions tie had kno"a Gov.
Graham, Of North Ca oips long and WELL and better
man could not be found for the place be 10 nomoas1
Moreover, ne ls married mnn, hal wife and Gnu,
drep vhile Mr. King never was married, ana nsd
shown he bad 20 taste for married life. Laughter
In al that cultivate. kindly siectiJn between man aud
man, the Wing party that patty, and the party oil
Improvement: snd the sOcsiled ID JJnocTauc party rs
opposite Tie psssage oil the River and Haroor bill
Cue &c the Whig party, snt 10 them wouli Ne due
al such measures But Pierce would veto all such ap'
propriatCDs.
Mr. Brooks then made en- appropriate, poetic quo
tatoD and concluded by appealing 10 the friends of
the enlargement Of the rio Canal and all other useful
improvements of pu1ic works 10 exert the nseves
for Scott and Graham. Mr. BROOKS was urged 10 go on,
but declined
Mr.. NICHOLAS CARROLL then announced
to the members OF the Unionst Association that they
would Mr. Stsny to his lodgings, at the Aston
House. The UnioDsts then took their banner from the
stand and the meeting adjourned.
The UnionistS then proceeded down
Broadway to the A'tor, under the command of A.
Reynolds Grand Marshal, and Capt Slvey and others
as Assistants. Alter partshlng of refreshments, &c,
the Unonists we're their way home by IL o'clock,
PM, pleased with the arrangements of the evening,
notwithstanding the foul weather.
OUTSIDE MEETING.-The inability of the
Hall to accommodate the crowd, rendered outA1e
meeting necessary. stand erected In the street
from which several speakers addressed the crowd.
band of music present, and enlvened the scene.
It discoursed the new aud popular air called Down
the Banks which played for the benef! Of party
of the dlscom6tted Opposition who were present. For
a meeting, COY up in so short time, and without the
usual preparation for gathering, it was remarkably
large one and vide awake with enthusiasm.