New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
MARYLAND for Scott.

FRHDERIcK CRY, (Md) August Is, 1852.
Yesterday was the day for the Wing
Ratification Meeting to respond to the nominations
of Scott and Graham, in old Frederick County,
and do assure you it was day long to be re-
membered.
Such an outpouIing of the Wings hath not ia
ken place in this good old city since the mass
meetings held in 1910 and 1914. At early dawn
the crowd began to pour into town, and by 10
O'Clock there was perfect jam of Wings through
out the streets, lanes and alleys nevertheless the
cry was still they come," throughout the day.
They came from mountain and valley, presenting
a sure index Of what the result will be in Novem-
Der next.
The old and the young Wings came, and from
the enthusiasm manif, sted by them, give assu-
rance of triumphant victory for Scott and Ora.
ham at the election
From all parts Of the State, we have news Of
the ing of the Wing forces in the good old
cause tomorrow there is to be a mass meeting
of the friends of Scott and Graham, at Cambridge,
on the Eastern shore Of Mary land, and from all
accounts it will be a crowder. Jones of Tennes-
see. Stanly Of North Carolina, Morehead OF North
Carolina. and divers other good and true Wing
speakers will be there. The fires are burning
brightly throughout this good old Wing State,
that was never known to fail for the Wings in a
Presidential election. Our mass meeting, yester-
day was held in the Court house yard, beautif al
square, interspersed throughout with fine and
commanding shade trees. Precisely at III O'Clock
the meeting was organized by the appointment OF
FREDERICK A. ScHLEY, Esq, as President,
sundry Vice. Presidents, Secretaries, &c. On
taking the chair Mr.. Schley made a most thrilling
and eloquent address, which told with great ell.
feet, after which resolutions were read and
adopted, and the meeting az, burned TO meet again
at O'Clock L. nj.
Precisely at 9 o'clock the meeting was again
called to order, when speaking was resumed. The
& Ut speaker on the stand was William Z. Daw.
son Senator from Georgia; next came General
William Cullom, NJ. &. from Tennessee next,
the gallant little Stanly, from North Carolina,
and then Richard J. Bowie, Nj. {. from Maryland.
BY this time it was o'clock, when the meeting
adjourned to enable a number present to attend
the raising Of Scott and Graham pole, one hum
bred and forty fee high. which was raised IN fine
style, at the north end OF Market.st., with the
stars and stripes flying from its top.
At candle light the meeting was again resumed
at the Court house square. Augustus X. Sol.
lers, ESQ, lead OF in speaking next followed
Thomas +. Bowie, ESQ.,, and then Henry Winter
Davis, Eco, (these three gentlemen are on
the Wing Electoral ticket for Maryland.)
Also, RICHARD T. MERRIcK, Esq, from Balti-
m6ye.
All the speakers acquitted themselves in the
most handsome manner, and fired into the Loco.
foco ranks such volley OF grape shot and can.
mister as to make them remember it for long
time to come; and, BY .the-by, the speeches had
cons derable effect upon a portion OF the Loco
Focos, for quite a number Of them were so well
pleased with the truths they heard, that they de-
clsred In favor OF the Old Hero Of Lundy's Lane
Tor President.
The President Of the meeting, Frederick A.