New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

bon,r Of DE cNtst stste.' fne . e.k hsrs .iai.i
10 BeUr CsS In very torhnx terms. smiise
enthusiastic sppls1s- IA to P'lmors he nd showa
thai he wa. eapabis Of sOvsrsins. Ba, there
~ss the tbId mae, who rose up waes q gslsxy Of
glorious grniUses burst into existence Tue fafess
born Octnosthepes, who dehed Ia ISL, tie greatest
po~tr OF the world In defence Of her gslsnt sxfiprs
Thsi young lawyer was the OF the snsulos ser
At the same tine, young sldisr prepsrins hlre-
self for The coming csmpSen One Harsy Clay,
who may BE- eseG the tongue Of the nation; TIE otssr
wss " nheld Scott, who may he termed Ia. s~ord
Hereafter may need tsa assistance OF sach mea -
these Gentlemen, nv State voted 81 ballots Cor M
lard Fila no~, after have obtained IL
the greatest men OF the Whis prry, are we 70 sce
reasonably because msy have peesoni prrj adeest
No We csLpOs hyoa hsd ssen as have, he msaaer
In which Mexico governed sfeer being conquered,
wiz ming alike the sppr val ~ the Adninsstrsri ssd
Of eur country. you would jGds. whether he VA able
for the performance Of cYil dates or not Again h
bis tre~tnent OF iDdsns he the applause Of the
eloquent Cbsnpins tor bis humanity, nn-9aslle< N
su 9 scene since the days OF Penn. Voice
W. II elect him lCherrs) Yes, We oil elect hn and
w. II. Graham, for none beat the old sottsa
cbvslry Applause lie saw 'hst II the fdsads
OF Pierce, ell him Purse" Nov he knew thai
Yanke objected TO a b,fors Bat he 10 alec
ssd to be DESCENDANT If Percy the Duhe Of Norths
beTlsnd Now Re took up one Of Sir Wsl,-r Sesds
ssule of B.n' ocksrn, where Scot drove Percy ~
fore him Az the verse states
And Percy's cry Z. fainter heard,
My merry en- tab, GA
Aye, and IN the conllt cO1esf similar eveo1 Wtu
happen, when Perces cry IL fainter heard, ami The
glorious shouts that will salute the election OF hin
whom with the stature OF giant has toe haakaees
OF child and inner that sins the affection OF svssys
one that comes within the sphere OF his iahiesoe
ll-ong eonuDusd applsusel Too spe.ker taea s>vse
glowing description OF the nseQnences that wood
result from proper protsctve tstif thai would urn
our rivers lotto the streams OF Psct0u', and give proc
perry 10 al, and said, are % lose all this through
little personal dse'eucei No Men OF BronhlyA,
join your voices with your brothers Of Kentucky 10
harf hark ~
that threatens But II you rrtuse. what refuge
can you fly to, General Franklin Pierce . eivili<a
and a soldier, who never did any gord a. eithert He
heard sneccots ircm Gen. Geult, brave man, In
relation To- him. On asking him WIS, sort OF 10
General Pierce lie Is the sect OF all Folks appoint
ments,' ssid Ganlt "why y was the next query.
Because replied the other he had the good -
discover tina, he soldier. he held bis toagss
and resigned" laughter
General EDSEY, OF North Carolina, next
delivered brief address
At the conclusion, Gov. JONES, who had
jus, arrived from Jersey City. entered the room FOL
lowed BY q dense crowd amid tremendous cheers
The General loudly called amid cheers for Ten
ne.ee On taking the stand be said, was here 10 this
hall four years ago .nder circumstances similar ~
those which surround you now was invited then 10
rsfy the nomination Of Gen Taylor aud Mtilsrd Fin-
more was here with heart bleeding over the fsu-
ing fortunes Of man when loved more than ssSad
love any one again, but had to obey the voice OF
nv country. | came here In obedience to tho
FIAT of the Wing party, 10 rally tho nomination.
made at that time With more enthusiast | como
here tonight to ratiiy tho nomination. lately
made At Ba umore. am Waig and believe that party
10 be the emily real Conservative one In the couary
b,.ve slsn thai should preserve the union OF hat
party. What g h. has any man OF any eliua u at ~
seaust the pronunciation made by majority IL no
hes So be Tepounces his allegiance 10 his party have
Ia otu.s INV In
render have hac 10 surrender Henry Clay, and Who
s,ud surre der more should pray 20 the mighty ODD
to be.ow upon him harder heart than beasts In MS DO
som Who then ca NOT surrender mis- preludices tof
TIE welfare of hi. party and b, country Tue spessos
here delivered eloque Mt eugy on the charscer and
service. of Fillmore and Wctsr, and then alluded Ia
buriipg words, to tho glorious achievements OF zoe
succe,ssl nominee and his philanthropy, a. Q
msn and q Christian. Who Ia he "a voice rhs
pride Of ihs Nation One Of tho prtdes OF the Ne
ton, Gen. Winfield Scott Loud cheers sho~ me
one act In his long, eveptful life where he hss besa
wanting in any duty of patriotism and TRUTH and III
DO lob ger be Scott man. Another question 10 uen.
| Scott Whigt tCIies OF " Yes Then, IN iesyens
name as he Is a sOuDd National Conservative Wing,
! what is there in him which makes You say that yos
| cabnot go Gen. Scott Where win you got IL -
Piercei [Roars Of mo, MORT You have no choice
You either go one way or the other, or 90 else
where do not Win 10 say anything against Pisrco.
lie may be clever man. Vocs-" Hs fights tbs
brandy bOttlr.l do lot agree with you on thu main
question. You cannot catch mo on that Lsughter
What grounds have you TO vote for General Pi.rcst
II be Is put up In puDlc capacity for his civil qasia-
cations, inquire what single measure Of civil policy
did Franklin Pierce originate, vindc.te, or ad
vo, ate, and II they can show you one, will be
Pierce man. Then, SIR, be has no civil measure upon
which he stands on the face Of the earth. Well are
you going him q GeDefsIf X JaTs OF laugh
ter Now, show ono singls battle he ever fought
or won, ard | Plercs man. Hs mover o'isf
mated single measure Of civil poicv hs never foughs
| a battle or won one voice-"He charged corn
f.idol have nol doubt that he charged -moas an
. mpfy field when soldiers ~ero la II Cor Joass
continued length In reuting the objections ore
feTred against Gen. Whitfield Scott, and SAT dora amid
| comfortable applause.
Hon. HOWARD G.. CADY then read tho
following revolutions which carried unanimously,
sfer which the meeting adjourned;
vii msibiSin the great psiesI truth promulgated BY the
Wings Of tho country In National Con eDton ssssmssd
desire 20 eIpss our undying attachment noble sssd-
ard bearsrs motto shall ever he principles n0' msn
Resolped That Tstify the seton Of toe Whs National
Convention Of i52; that the nomination Of Gen Wls6eA
Scott S President has inspired US Win confidence IA tho
success Of :" s principles At the snsuos sseSn .hss
OF true pAthots that the mind which conceived and the
controlling hand thai executed me eYnlas. rna -
the Government OF Mexico s9uaI 70 eye
and that the faithful soldier OF ChpPew. and Chspaltspee
well deserve. be the COmmsndsriO Chief sad President
! OF the United States o. America.
Reso "a II at Ia the nomination Of WILLIAM OsAHAM
for Vice President we recognise inc enolee OF s sse
and devoted servant Of the country Wise 70 e9ane MN
action, snd safe post OF duty ths' his osmsh
wall Of defense against the most lnsdion.
our common enemy and thst his services dsfendef
the Constitution laws Of the country prove bis hnes Tor
| he station for which be has been nominated: .
Psolsed Thai the msiDtsDsncs OF our Federal Union u
spir a. vel IS form Is OF vital importance TO every Amer.
a1 citiz'D the stability Of American .ne
the p~rpetUty Of the great principles Tor which our IAN
ss sacnkced their property and their hives Th.s We IN
adhere 10 ali the conpron OF lhs fedsrM coesugn,
and that cordially scquese In ard WIN stsnh ~ ne
rational and Conservative platform adopted Ia ths ate
Conyeuton al BALTIMORE. That the czsns OF tbs hspsb
tic owe H. each the other now 20 abandon al secnosn
,fe and resolve upon hearty union to the sake Of shs
| Union ...I.. a..,...x -
RSslred That we spprove o. the principles aeeises
uur1tn FILLMORE In his Message TO Congress, ssd ws
desire 70 express thanks for the lasting benefits eonieoe
iron tn county BY the mas'ery administration OF se"esa
| shairs Which IA chATactsrizsd his Ooyemmsos
Rssosd That with Ordinary feelings OF ioso sne
Tespeet that cypress our sliding regard 20. -
WEHsTFR tie Defender Of the Consultation tnr nis
eryicss 70 the country have given laser 70 iu n.lse
abroad diznisd t character o. home and inrshsa 70 ,os
vo.b as well the mdd!ssged Of ths eoooty al srsn
Nh. Of profound leaning IN the uDe principles OF GOVERN
geut and high statesuanshp, which no other Cline %