New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09


Thewhigs of that locality ara alive snd sxsss
The Fourteenth Ward Winfield Cub
will meet a, No 23l Grsndst Toose fdea .ly to tAs
Why nomin s,iOns are invited TO ssterd.
Enthusiastic wnig Gath.rira.
One of the most influential meetings in
pou, Of numbers spif taen, aud ,he re,pec,s0ny Of
those participating 10 ito proceeding, o. aa svs
ming Of the Broadway House. Tiers sesct~o Geo,
ipes inside which eo the hell and the large too
meetings. to overso~tpg. ana large meetag 10 the
street They we're all no,l enthu.iasde aud spirited
-evincins the zeal and animation which 10 'cit ey
the rank aad tie Of tas parry in 5enslf of the nOni
nations.
The meetings were convened in pursu-
snce OF u, made by the UaiooisI tor tse purpose
Of responding % the nomination OF Gen. seo'' aud WI
liam A Granam for the Presidency aud Vice.Pre'idea-
cy Assu early period OF soo eSsning NUMBERS ct cir
hens desrou. OF iAApg psrt IN the peoceesHes msai
bs s.en hH,,eoins 60 ire gathering and long before
c,mmeuc meut OF the business large sssemoage had
eousress.ad IA and about lue ,oad~sy douse Avery
handsome Transparency set Oh he front Of he building
20 much sdyants e, while excelIens bra's baud e..
livened the proceedings with some sweet sad sp't'
Stirring ais We we're much srA,aod 10 perceive that
Clubs Of tb. sod thu neiSnbotag cities Was both III
meIou. and hisay es-eosaole.
INSIDE MEETING.
Tbelsrgest meeting was held Ia the large Hall. A.
o'clock NJ IL came 10 order BY the sppliaineni Il
Joux RopMAN E,Q, "a Chairman, who, Ia tew nest
remarks returned MS thsnka Tor the honor ~oea no
iet conferred upon hin by placing hin In ihs Ca'r ma
evening.
Anua.0er Of vlse P.es.dsny and Secretaries were
r WNpswoRrlI, ESQ. Secretary of tue Uo,,u
Club then read .eacs OF forcioiy expressed r".oli.
unus approving N nouiHsl'a Oh mo bNuhoee Goa
vendor and TOE ylStnrm lsid cOwn BY that ldy.
The resolution, oNprtsssd tat fuleet confidence Ia
the ability sud bsh MOST character 81 inc nominees
Trey a'su expressed he Continued adhesion "t 'hs
WINS Of Nes.lofkp widely 'Nteniac scheme Of
Internal lrnJrov,ucuis, sud their dtterminsuln u
leave no honorable EXERT "A SAnung Ia tfder - &C
compish tie extension of the Erie Canal rhe resD-
lutiuns were received win rHftsFOus applause, anu
The Chairman then introduced JoHN FRy Esq. Qor.
merry of Western New York; who Wa well frcol'od'
He PROCEEDED SOpsderabo length and la so exceed
mgy eloous strain, doscant upon the prospects ot
tne patty At the present uncure and dwet vita much
force upon The absolute necessity ot the parry laying
aside all bitterness of feeling that nsy have oeen
geudoTed tom the disappo iotment OF tndrtua prssr
ence by OF sne action ut the National Cpuyen.
ton la tho Of bis IemsIks Me-. h. touched uOpn
a variety OF interesting topics, aud very we'll re-
ceiveo throughout, and concluded anid some hearty
| Wig cheering
Hon PRESLEY EWING, OF ny vas neat Introduced,
and after some isicitous preiDary remarks, went on
| to ssy that ne one oil ,hosa wno a
original Fillmore mau, and as he understood thsrd
we're many such present he would crect bis ob.srys.
ton to them 10 especial He wen. 10 the Bddm 40
Convention something like the who sst hu could
| siDg on, two songs-'ne was faGk'e DDote aud ,hs
other wasn't laughter lie (Mr. f bad supposed he
knew but songs aud It seemed q nlm thstu would
be- impossible for him 10 tune his pipesto ~ other song
The els zeL If hs state, thOs1 OF other South
sIsies to great extent II not universally. recog-
niztd the deep obligation. when my were nder .
that patriotic New York statesman, Milsrd FdlmOre.
Applause 10 sas point OF honor with tbom u ba
faithful to the who had STOOD faithful 10 tnsr In
teTess and Ihul to ne ~ visions 81 ths Constitution
He vot for Mr. Fllnor- nj tim. the .t
re Convenuub, and II that body ,,il ia
TO would befOund sll voting Tor him Aud Without any
derOgari 10 General Scots, he conceived there
man living for whom they had right 20 yots Snio
MiilJd Fillmore vas bet ro tho CouvsntiOn aod cJlu
try. Tho Southern Numbers OF ihe CDnvt nrpn IN.
tended 20 prove to Northern meo (and tn his opinion
ihe) had done sO) THAI II the II thu Nora
faithful 10 that par OF the Constitution which protected
and assured Sou hern men 10 their rlgh-sne south
being the weaker rton OF the cOnederacytnsy would
under heaven be tsbful To thsn ia roarn O. ,s last
extremity. But he (hr had srous uspciOns st the
time Of the assembling OF tho Convention, aud phish
had boon sL ce 10 at measure cOLirm.d-that Mr.
Fillmore vas an Anti Fillmore man "a laugh) Tia vas
not rs srnest Fillmore msn by III As no (Mr ~
Had Mr Fillmore used halt tbe eTerton 10 secure his
nomination, n a. he had 10 effect the passags ~ toe
COmpToni,e MEASURE, would most sssursd,y 40 Y be
the nominee OF the Hhg parry In ,hr course of con.
yersstou between him aud Mr. Fillmore gu ,.edu ,ot 40
the bomin alton, tina, distinguished gentleman stated %
hun that be had never contemplated reeiscdoo and
had never ac,sd sih view la any measure 10 Sc.
cure IL II ho got through she discharge OF the onerous
duties VI the ofce he thsn occupied sth honor a.
sef ard advantage To his country tis entire ambition
saii,hsd And he further sated la that oonysrss
ton thar he (hr. Fillmore) satisfied 9th tho a..
ZION OF the Convention. Alter oh atoms
relative TO the primary Intentions Of the fciends
Of Mr.. Fillmore 1T the Baltimore Cove, tl,n,
Mr. f. IN happy terms illustrated the general adven.
lava Nah
possessed those If he Democratic Oarty Ia point
Of availability. Scott In every particular an svas.
BILE man his military reputation a most brilliant
One-nOne surpassed IL: his whOis life was q long
~ patriotic devotion % the service Of his
try. and his bgh moral worth and integrity dared
b. question He recoiccted ia tho Of inter-
view with "the old nan" Who gone, fsenssOn,l at
which Mr. J Bots Of Virginia, and Undsr ~ood
Of his own S'sts, were elso present Mr Bots spsak
Ing OF Gen sc H. observed, hs II man OF honor and
OF truth" "UnguestiOnAbly,' replied "the old man"
Loud cheer, Mr. f. then at great sth soausntiy
touched upon variety vt tDpcs-interna Improve
mebs, foreign war. In IeryenOn and tho necessity Of
the Whigs OF all shaces OF opinion harmOniOusy CO.
operating In order achieve another Victory or their
principles The speaker stated that hs wac la a
position to assure the Wbiss Of Ne~.Yors that
their brethren In Kentucky awake % tbs
Imperative necessity Of combined action. The Demo-
Gratis boasted good deal, for tho reason that tney
s0me time since elected Governor la kentucky by q
poor majority VI about 200 lie had bsen at borns
lately, and every day received letters from various
parts Of ihe State aud from bis persons obserya
ton, together with the Information given him by his
correspondent he would venture 10 say that tue yocs
Of Kentucky would make Itself felt vhen ali Issues
between the parties came 10 bs tested tue pplls.
Col. DAVIS Of Baltimore addressed the meeting,
snd paid eloquent tribute 10 tho superior Quslihcs
lions Of the WING Nominees. fla d~eit With much
severity upon the sbsurditg Of ths Deaocr throw
ing overheard all the Distinguished and talented men
of their party and at last plokiog stray Wall merely
20 save he party from complete disruption
Mr. THoBP (Ls) was then totfOducei sai re-
eeiyed q hearty welcome-ho was enthusiast
caly applauoed throu. the OF his remarks
which ossther with ibose II the other SPEAKERS. va
are unable ~ than s.iude 10, Wioz the late.
ness Of the hour which the proceedings s,ed