The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22

md past facts taken In connection with present can
IN tends to conf nay belief that General Scott is
,, Of filing the high cce as Preside mt Of this re-
days previous to the ecoton Of the 18th Of this
month was there on the day Of election and assure
..aed or dis Hearened because Pennsylvania has given
democratic Majority for the two Ste officers that were
there Tun-a Judge Of the Supreme Court and Canal
! Commiesioper The people who voting for the
.Jodae. you mu ', bear in mind, voting for
Predent but re entirely govcnedby their views aud
| Of the candidate for that Office; aud as re-
sa-as the Canal Commissioner. Pennsylvania il my
since th board had existence in the
state At the election Of General Taylor Penn ylvana
over sO But say the democrats we have swelled that
majority m 10000 Is 600, and upon this ground
they Offer to bet their IT, mausy soa aiogase the whs
YOU that the wings of Penny not dcoursgcd
the sea ond Of November next she win prove hcr
tns federal arch (Cheers she will sustain the whig
nominee as already sustained men Of his charac
Ter and men VINO rendered services to their country
The State of Ohio the last eeon gave 20 o00
democratic msjo and our opponents are boatng and
What Is that victor Y? Why, that the 1000 majority
which lat clectis gave them is now reduced down
to within OoO This the kind of victory that crab
gains by going backvn rds There is nothing the cleo
tion in tho State Of Ohio to give encouragement to
our opponents; bat on the contrary there is the
most gratifyips assn. that the vote will be
cast for Winfield scvh (Cheers) The only doubt
in reference to hts eis cson - IN she minds o. the
tends and this intolmasi on is derived from all the
States Of tbs south ersnoe ,tnSe 70 nS npe ss
Winfield Scott was the nM ninee OF the whig party,
that the State Of New Ycrk would be carried for hun
General Scott ohtained the n animation in the National
Convention every Southern Sp te nearby and cordaly
fully redeemed the pledge which they gave TO New York
thot they would stand shoulder 70 shoulder b tue EN-
pre State, and secure scott's n lumpn II he should
;si the fault will rest with yo IT feel assured that
the Empire state will her yotc TO the nominee OF the
ess 1s Of n tie state S depends very
much upon the vote which will be cured 10 the city OF
New York admit thnt the eity New w YoIn may S 90
told ell over the South that Picrce aa hng would OBJ
tain majority of from 10 600 to ooc the city OF New
York alone How prepostrons ls! In the last ten or
twelve have bad two eectios and the largest
majority In boh of them has not eZcceth ooo One OF
these majorities elevated Nj Robert Norris to tho
mayoralty Of your city He obtained ~ oso maiority
and the other majority given te' silas Wright,
when he ran candidate for Goycrncr. This ! be-
beye is the largest majority tbat has beer given on the
democratic side in the city Of New York; and yet we
are told by the democratic party that Pierce Will obtain
10 Geo majority in this city make thsss remarks for
The purpose Of showing tie ,esoyeAt to by
oppone DTS for carrying the election. They concooted
the scheme at Washington, ana the moment Pierce
remnat.d they commenced to bag Of his election an
be another whig President of the United States
aDd then they sent then men out to bet their money
cvn State, which robbed Mr.. Clay of the Presidency
MIR. John SdeIl, of whom no doubt, yoWha" heard
ard taug portion Of the me ney and employing Il e.
corrupt the ballot box the state was carried This
is ths practice universally adopted by tho Democrats.
Bar believe there is too much iate goBce in this
try for such artinces to prevail The nomination oil
Pierce was secured because the country had Witnessed
the nomination Of Mr. Polk under similar crcumsn
and, tbs reore the willy and sharp politicians that met
a. Baltimore concluded that they could play the same
game again That game win not take aud il you
will all unite together aim win be accomplished, and
wing pinciples will trinmph-(cheers) 5end | take
this occasion to say that In the National Con-
veption, 1 voted ifty. three times for Mr. Fill
more However,, Con. Scott succeeded in obtaining
and halin fhah hat tn
the hearty and cordial support OF every good whig in
this republic. (Cheers.) And it seems to me, fellow
the title of whg and in favor of wbig principles aud
wbg measmse who refuses tc.support General Scott
The The vs a pr5s aa ss' Of W s'rSh
Seward Thurlow Weed and Horace Greeley, Al ana rnat
they the only who brought him forward and
secured bis nomination. This is in no way compli-
in the south BY either Of Sose
gentlemen The South look to New York TO do her duty
in tho coming election and trusts that she win not be
chants Of New Y iork doing What the Fillmore and
the ~. Webster men doing, Voice, Nothing at al
mirer of Mr.. Fillmore administration but the moment
that Scott nominated have devoted my entire time
my money, and strength of my lungs all my feeble
abilities, to secure his election and candidate
for any reward which he can give should he
defire only to see the whg party triumphant and that
the gallant old hero who has served his country SO
ion by elevang him to the highest position in this
public. (Oheers) If General Pierce is elected, pre-
''rhats what want') Now General Scott Isl of
peace and with the helm of State in his hand may be
that the peaceful relations of the country Will be
preserved the honor of flag maintained, aud that
American system TO which he IL committed made
roru pt onr COUNTRY neers II The s socper then went
TO soy that the election of Governor Hunt and MIR
Of New York. and to the principles of the whg party
and entertained no doubt to the result of the Pres
Dental contest If the city of New York would perform
the pledge given at the Baltimore Convention. (Loud
cheers }
song sung after which voice exclaimed, amid mucn
laughter and appause, Scott and Graham-thats the
ticFet,'i
TuouAs W Wieorvs. Of Ohio next addressed tho
meeting lie asked them what could be their for
selecting General Pierce? Where the who
could point out single act which distinguished him
from other men and what boy who had ever read the
history of his country within forty years past, didn't
know that of General Scott They might put down
one man. (Loud Scheers 1 mean confined he
the whig party Of course. They might place their
reliance on Ohio, Pennsyyania. and New York rs
they would undoubtedly redeem them from the locofoco
influence. He believed IL the Empire State would do
vel as ONO ney would nave glorious victory,
the election OF Winfield Scott (Cbeers Let them take
oil their friends by the wayside--on change-in the
workshop-or wherever they met them The iusrious
life Of General Pierce very short, Qaughter) but
that Of Scott the history Of hiscountry choers and
favor Of somebpg-o what OF the resolutions of 1898
and In favor of the Declaration Of Independence! Who
thought that any party. at this time Of day,
was not in favor Of it. They would perhaps, have said
they were in favor Of the Christian religion If tho
platform had not been prepared by Jewwhch was the
ct Or they should have said they in favor of the
solar system, unless indeed they intended TO abolish IL
end light the world with gas That platform
nsut 10 their good sense What did they propose dol
Did they propose TO take out OF the rivers and
render them navgsble No. These to remain aud
millions year continue to be lost in consequence How
long would his friends the lsboring men-lye upon the
revolutions OF 9S-bow oDg would they satisfy the boot
maker the butcher (Laughter) They (the demo-
cratic partly told them they could find power in the
constitution to protect American abor-somehing like
Whist Polk President said. when an engineer told him
he could, at little cost remove rock which OBJ
structing the navigation: that great principle
was involved and they had right to remove the
rock but they had right TO place beacon upon itn
And accordingly bare pole and empty barrel hxei
uTon ittting representative Of the democratic party
vho placed 1t there daughter The principle OF the