The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-29


have another fine day in every respcct-the weather
warm but pleasant.
The crowd of yesterday is sweed in numbers by thou
sands the military display having drawn immense num-
bers of persons from all tho surrounding country who
the arrivals from south and have been increasing
in number since last evening
Among the arrivals this morning were the Hon. Walter
Forward and Judge johnson, Of Ohio.
At 10 o'clock A. M the military were reviewed by
Governor Hunt in The presence Of great Of
spectators whose number 1t is impossible to calculate
some idea may be formed from the fact that to-day there
are least 35 oo strangers in the town-many of them
however are spread about visiting the Falls and other
localities Of interest
Drisadier General Swan and staff of Rochester, Col.
Sproegs (65th regimeut.) and staff, OF Buffalo and
Brjgadier Gen Brown and staff, Of Syracuse; were
aso the ground.
1he following companies were on the field:
Cleyel and Light ARTILLERY, Capt. d. L. Wood.
Kentucky Company. Capt. s. Coin
Company A, Goth Regiment. Capt. Kline.
SsnSsny Ssnpsny F. ss d. ssss P?s%s4
ss@pe"s Scout GanTd Of fl Detroit, Capt, dines,
onondara Light Guard Capt r. =. Miller.
Union Guard, Rochester, Capt. Neibert and German
Grenadiers Rochester Capt. Milier-both under cor,
Hibrnian Guads, pittsburgh, Capt. Keirney.
Buck Eye Curds Ohio, Capt English
H. w Davis. Of Maryland was ainestly solicited to
speak again to day but declined account of fatigue
Governor Jones has consented to address the meeting
The enthusiasm is increasing and a most excellent
spirit is manifested No sign of discord is appa
rent and all appear bent on promoting the object o the
scyeisl more pickpockets have been arrested. One
caught with his hand ia gentleman pocket,
the just they starting from Bulfato lie
was stabbed in the bowels by the he attempt
| ing to rob and is not expected to recover
The speeches now going on In the grove ana the
| shouts reach this spot.
SECOND DESPATCH.
| NIAGARA FALLS, July 2S-6 +. NJ.
\ NI,r Hon nl moo atipytu tlp Park punn II
The frat speaker was Mr.. H. DANIELS Of Wisconsin,
who spoke OF the political condition Of bis state lie said
| picoDsn tired Of loco foco misrule. and com
nenced rede,mDg herself by eturning whg Goseruor
last fall lie pledged that State to go largely Tor the
vhg candidates.
revenue questions in a sound speech
MIR JosFrH BLUNr. OF New York referred TO the occa
sion which had drawn together the present meeting and
agreed in the proprety Of the nation celebrating vctore,
by her troops lie reviewed General scotts life and
military career snd drew contrasts between the two can
oidstes.
JpcI JOHNSON was then introduced ana delivered the
the best speech which made during the day.
MIR. SMITH, Of Illinois, next addressed the meeting
after which,
and prest tnted Sergeant Thompson of Ohio, old sol
dier Who fought with Scott at Lundy's Lane and had
leeD lett for dead on the field lie said he had been
all his life and assured the meeting there were
scores OF biz friends him in Ohio who would do n
vote they had ever put In the ballot box Lieut. Hawk
ms old soldier at Fort Meigs also democrat wht
went Scott. also Introduced. They were bctt
| loudly cheerpd and caused much enthusiasm.
HoRAcr GREELEY then In answer TO renewed AM
deafnnr calls addressed the yoeting briefly in soan
practical speech He reminded the wings that the
had other duties perform than attending these gather
ines They to 60 II they wished for success an
hunt up The lukcwarm at home, and find those VIII
lntw nothing OF the csnddates and let them know VIII
General Scott was For this purpose he bad caused to
brouE bt some pamphlets containing the life OF Scot
which wouo bc found or sale the back Of the pafsrn
fer only twenty-five cents dozen (Thesc books WEI
eagerly purchased and large number of them Will thu
|, | 10 scattered abroad
Mcssrs Trou,mnn Of Ashland district, Kentucky; Ma
t;id0le of Rochester; Stanley of Now jersey; A.
Iicbinson o. New York; Woodruff OF New Jersey Groc
.r. Of Iowa; and Chstvcl addiesse ed the meeting.
Mir u. W NoILrY. Of Niagara then declared the inec
lag finally adjourned. ana long aud loud rang the che
a tde multitude ss this great emb y-the arBest mo
cepCctahe ard enthu iastic bll Tor many wears IN b
!, cepntiy--bfcke up Although the meeting : thus IL
iaay at IN end immene crowds OF people st rendn
. he village. AND display ics lps Of enthusiasm IN
1 cause vbth tth he Eject The gat ncr1og has Dad.
!, Ctosds e eager politicians gather on every corn
WhSr talk ia that scott Is 20 DO nbSt RysScns nnt
" | lttt Of the democracy - scaled,
y Aluec nunbos ot srcsts scgc asie lsr podis. !,