New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
Scc.nd Inside Mcrtipq.

A meeting was organized in the front hall OF
Ire Broadway House, where Hon. GEORGE BRIGGS Of
lie IXth Ward, was chosen Chairman and Mr. ELIAS
Co,.rs alg oiuE Secretary. The Chairman said that
Il was hardly necessary to state the object Of the meet
ing rs was we'll known by all present that il was for
tiepmpoac Of raiifying the Wing nominations
Mr.. w. T. b. MlLLIGAN being loudly called
l0r. came forward. and was introduced by the Chair
man lie aid that the large gathering OF the citizens OF
NcW-NOr1 which present had met for the purpose
Of cousratulating and rayinc ono OF the best tickets
vh had ever been offered fOr the suffrage Of the peO
pie Every true American heart can be aroused to en-
ihulisrm a the mention oi our great ciicloin Quo
matter how often his name lie spoken oi) VINO i before
lie people for tie highest Office ia tho gift of orr nation
EisOftlcumost importance thai the frcrda II Inferno
muc,Cnciis sLould exert themselves to TIL utmost 70
,coi he Wig National ticket as in cas- Of defeat III
VIII lie introduced in Congrcfs which VIII hc death
blow 10 the Internal Improvement policy, by glvin9 ne
uoNgrfo Tie safe Legislature instead of CJrrrcs, -
aCt n rcg.rG a. tic Internal improvements. II, spoke
ala Of tie saic nominations AMI sat that NJ SEYMOUR
lad been a. ono time advocating Internal lmpro Cne ~
AID ~ GEor times oppo,ng tao came measure wAle
NtsHtNCTON HINr had alvey been found hrih
tripnd aud advocate Gf hi Urr and there Wa 10
,hCr icJr 90, -rkc bui iis II would be fud mt to IN
sure Gov Hears election; ami he a-ked every person
prc ent 10 reflect wei upon tins subject winch 10 M
poitant 10 ALL bcorc hey c.. their Votcs. lie ais1
rrlcit tCfe puoih of the National candidate Of th'
entlu-irsr throughout the country, and concluded Icy
urging cvpiN Wig not only 10 vote themselves, but 10
cci q cir i,nds to come 10 tiic polls and there con'I
lcro doubt byt That thy would accomplish one OF the
cretc,t victories before achieved over thor opP0-
lcTts.
Mr.. PIIIows was next called for, and came
forward cnd spoke. lie would say but few words,
but lie must conrrsiufc those present for the excellent
ticket which had been presented to them for their SUI
hare Mott cbecruy would he 60 The polls On the 1t
IL. a. lfutY1r.
ed him great pleasure to add lis testimony to the high
and ur.ullicd character Of candidate for Mayor
MORGAN MopGANs, who has risen from an humble
sphere in life 20 bis present high standing in community,
~ his Cwn uuiiTng exortions. Mier brief alurion 40
TIE Nptivu candidates he closed amid applause
Mr. WILSON was next introduced, and
pcSc principally upon the tsrid question and made an
eloquent appeal TO those present to project American
industry hv casting their votes FOR the Wig canddS'e rs,
Mo art Known to be the firm friends Of this Law
At the conclusion of Mr.. WuLsoN's speech,
Nj. Fa,zrra wa loudly called for, and came forv'ri
and sung as cong.
Mr.. L. 4. PApDocK, Of the Eighrcauth
Ward va ucNt introduced, aud said, Mr. Chairman,
and Fellow Wligs: have seen, stated IN certain
rarcr in ths City. that there is lack OF enthusiasm
in The Wing ranks but from Tie vast ass=embagc now
rrcfcrt appears 10 be quite the reverse WAC have
We for candidate fer Chief Magistrate Of ;hc United
SttttCl \ men uuknUWnf No He is known tlrou -l.-
cut tfc length uud breadth Of thc land Ofthe opposing
capdiet he tHd. mat the Baltimore Convention siiC n
four DAY Chac alter c. ddaos, finally found one way
up ia IN % .Curc Of NCH-H my shire. H. ssd,
Deg ne % rrd nOt only 20 thc National noIn ions but
also 20 TIC S,Gtc ara City Nominations Lci ~ hc up
sud dong organize thoroughly srd D. Sssurad ina I'i
I victory j. o.7s.
Lieutenant Brow, who served under Gen.
seer, e.. Noe'co. spoke next afer Mr.. P,DDocE, and
g;l f.a+ tbis Wa b,ut The fourth tine during The
rs,so.t campaign iist be had ro'eu a. pol.ca II c.
ms and it afforded hi great pleasure 10 testify from
petCal k.oalcl.e 10 he worth ARD sil0niIy %. Cen
SCOT,
bespoke o. The Sta.c and C.ry ticket. IL concluded
by urging every Whiz 90 work to secure succ IS lie
many q! wL~u were mCchanics-'ino ~ oLiers NOR
G'N iioRc,Ns AAhc hsd 20 LAY wa, ""ork' ana you
VIII triumph
Mr.. CoXErNe, Of the XVIII Ward, was next
introduced lie would ssy nothing Of the local caad-
dees but give enc OF the claims OF WINFIELD SSoTT
Tie s...tr,os possessed by Gen. SooTr were known
10 sll lie iten proceeded 10 onuncra,e the SUPERB
oIity Of lie clsns Of Gen SCOTT. His plans ior the
MeAicen csmTseu, which were carried out so success
lulv We. made sx months before is eXccuon Phi
LOW and PIERCE id no, tfWait TIE success 0i Ten.
S,oTr NOiliu- impC lie with such GO nm 7ilder
a. Gen gcoTr Had he time he would , ow ths Gen.
cor he'd ssvcd south Carons from civil and hsd
setted border difficulties on the Northern frontier nc
csvc Or CisvNINo's opinion o. SCOTT, a. pacc aioE
~, friend az mankind in the removal 81 the CheroAee
ard lie c,c'uc Of the Canadian Patriot disturbances
scoTr had much 10 contend against Win me FoLA
administration while IA Mexico and niae se'uIA 'pc'F
hcsiiCrs. >,
Mr. Han was next introduced. He would
fL,,te Gen. CAss, by taking OF his coat lie ~"
many cld sEI tiled Wings. some OF whom had mol 81
tended meeting a, the Broadway Houfe Tor years
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