New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
WING Rejection Meeting at Boston.


This evening a meeting was held at
Faneui Hail. for the purpose Of rejecting the nomiaa
ton OF the Wing National Convention of Baltimore, and
TO nominate Daniel Webster instead OF General Scott
The call was inserted In the Boston papers about
week ago. but was not aligned by anobody. The hour
appointed for the meeting was o'clock, but 1t was
before proceedings commenced.
There appeared to be absence of speakers and the
Hall was by no means crowded The principal and al
n ost the only the platform, were Mr. Harry
Williams, who formerly belonged to the Democratic
party and boted the occasion OF the United States
Bank question Rev. Hubbard NinsJw, schoomas-
ter and Mr. John Hammond
MI Williams Ia an energetic old gentleman, and was
nominated Chairman Of the meeting amid cries OF
AVE and No." The ayes however. prevailed, and
William B. May s. N Hobbs and James II. Blake, wero
APPOINTED Secretaries but after considerable pause,
these gentlemen did not make their appearance when
the President said, with great energy, william b.
May, you requested to make your appearance ON
this platform roars Of laughter arc you also, James
H. Blake and S. N Hobbs Renewed laughter
The Chairman then addressed the meeting tie said
be did seek the Office conferred upon him. and only
accepted 10 because there was disappointment about
the officer who ought TO be here. lie said ne never
met with audience upon an occasion OF greater I'm.
porsnce than this. 1t was no boysh play IL involved
the testing OF the WING party OIL MAssachuses anu tne
whole Union.
TbI, meeting was called In consequence of notice Of
meeting 10 rstiy the doings OF The Baltimore Conven
ton 80 per cent OF the Wings were opposed to those
doipgs. the notice inserted bya lew Scott men who
were az scarce as white crows,-helce this meeting
was called to opposeit and was not wise 70 preven.
our good Webster Wbigs whcse hearts were In tneh
Shoes from osmiDg themselves, and give taem an OPP
portupity Of voting for the men OF their cno,ce
and of defeating nos,nston that csnn0t
and will not preysil-this movement Is necsssary.I
necessary ID pfOduce effect from Passama9loddy
california; Ii Daniel Webster had been nominated q,
Baltimore he would have bad walk over ths con.so'
There was a dead and hsntsome majority Oh tne Con
low bim-bead neck and heels. How was
tbat nominAto brought aboUtf Cries Of
loayes and fishes As In the uGe oil Atnoid
there was in the camp SO Is there treason W
III camp al .ltimore. There was the seotcnman Oh
The A,las and George Eerey and other men ha1 oeen
packed and slavered. Tbese men had the ~icksdasss
and audaciry 20 bring shout the nomination tne a.
depce ever foraavo them, they were made OF ueio-
s,sJ f,o. what he was When aEy one met them Va
he street they wero ashamed TO- look nun IN inc '''"
| from conscious guit ,s..,ha Ia.t 10 veas by
G,a snS tskine ali binds Of nonsense 70 pro-
y,tt. hish mace He addressed himself now 10 'no
Su "a gss net ashamed plough with otner men
hsers S-aasn'd Bi.cuics and II he (the Cnsirmsn>
onIy could 90 nsoth mstssr ne eou'd 'no"
In ns =. r. Webster-God bless him-he CHALLENGED
us ~ 10 now that he ever asked for hl,vots Tne
syv fact that Winfield Scott would SAND 10 the way Oh
.,ch an elevated man proof tnst ne was nF INC
| nasnanimsus man ths nation wanted TOT Presidsns
Isx..e ,Led "Whst good would this meeting do 4
His answer that all was Eot npossols tnat seeing
impossible and IL 70 not yet 700 A'e 70 es'ct eoss 81
Letters bad been poured 70 from the SCUM asNngv hs
de Wsbrer men were about, and saying they loul
never stump Scott Here groans for Scott and cheer
produced q scene of u2rosr that lasted TOR severI
When the applause subsidized the Chairman resume
and said TO bis eternal disgrace Scott did not con,
no with statement Of bis principles until the last
| ment (Here there was more disorder, ad the Chai
nan appealed TO them to act Ike gentew en- voice
awe are no gentlemen" The Che .rmsn ssid the
ought TO make the meeting respectful e and he wantc
that the press should make It respec able throushoa
country No. N,
Here there were loud cries foy Winslsw. hsL "a
Wnsow said they had been disc ppoinsed, b.s -
Il was not hna and brighter day wss comse ~
have not come 10 bury Cesar for y wsssr ~
| place than Cesar ever hsd-so eieves1 w