New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

NINTH WARD LUNDY's LANE CLUB
There was large and excellent meeting Of bis Club
last evening. After addresses by Leonard Lathrop'
ESQ, Hon. Geo RhsgI srd Daniel UlnAan, Jr., the
CLUB marched vita music 10 largo Duubers TO the
fifteenth War meeting at Constitution Hall
FIFTEENTH WARD ScOTr AND GRAHAM
CLuB One Of the largest and mos: spirited meetings
Of the campaign thus far held at Cons tuition II al
lest evening F. A. COnilins, Esq, President OF the
Club, Ia ths chair The Ninth Ward Club In large
puuter, sud the Scot Life Guard Association Joined
the meeting aud we're received with cheers. Tne Hall
was filed t, it, utmcs, capacity, and earnest enhlsi-
s'm manifested throu. bout the evening
Lieut. MAY who served under Gen. Scott from Vs7a
Cruz n the City Of aericc wss The first speaker. He
was rs1 Of the opportunity 10 speak Of the merits and
testify TO the hunsnty Of bi' brave old Commander,
Who gave food and coufrt 10 the widows a'd orphans
Of the enemy beresved by the sad mi'forunes Of war
Re sale many things w',ho hls knowledge favora-
Die n General Scott.
DANIEL ULLMAN, Jr, was the rext speaker. He eX
pressed his pleasure sshe good feeling evincei among
tho Whiss present from the dir4ren, WardI The
principles aud Spirit that tinllated them ormsrr acsu.
sie1 hem nov and argued Victory He ain led 4 Gen
ri-rce and New H,npsh'-e politics Ia ft,l'g t7rm'.
After some further stirring remarks, he mentioned that
be rad Travelled about 00O miles through the county,
since to- nomination sad from whs. ne had seen and
heard every ~h-r e, he drmly believed that Gen Sson
you'd be elected
bon OGDEN HoFrNAN next addressed the mae'lrg
us ce had been ,trtnSs l. the Wigs since the MONT
ualiar but rot from lukeFarmness. He had been
suffering from affection o. the throat. which
h,d Prev uted Die speaking in public Mr. H. delivered
speech 10 hi, usaaly eloquent and effective manner
uuisn stretg t1ened TIE confidence and aroused the
dee.'elt enthusism of his hearers De paid s.entln
T. The principles Of the Wbg psry-Pro.ecuoo to
American Industry, Internal Improvements, & and
e-yecjaly referred 10 the Of lsl2, in which the
speaker was engaged The war, he said was caused by
the determination Of this Government TO protect s'
seopted citizens and Gen scorr most emphlucally
enforced that rteuou Ia his defense Of the Irsh Pr
oners The brillan, services Of Gen. Scorr are, be
said, ugr.te ino the history Of this country. Tne
sg OF their glory he'd only iumn ated tho virtues OF
the IN his splendid civic career. We love hin, he
ssd for many virtues his humanity and his respcc,
for he RELIGIOUS belief Of those Who may not have sub
,crbeo to the sam opinions with blm'et TIE brilliant
esori Of Mr.. T.. was received With gcelt applause.
Nj HI. Raymond, Schuyler Colfaz, Fredk. A. Tall
msds and Horace Greeley also addressed the meeting.
Simeon Draper Esq presented the Club with 2j) Of
the beautifully Ell zrsved scott certificates, Nine che
were gwen for The donor, sEd the meeting adjourned
OPPOSITION CITY CONFERENCE.-The
Delegates TO the City Convention assembled at Tam
many Bsl lsr evening pursuant to call, for the pur
pose q nominating Controller Of the City, Street
Commls,ouer, Commissioner Of Repairs AMI sap
plies, a City Inspector, and Governor of the Aims
House and their aborS resulted Ia Masking the follow
log nominations
For CorroHs--Azuish c. Fltgg 05rmsTly Control
| Ter Of the State of New York;
Err S,eo C0mmts,toRsr-Janes Fury
| Tor Commission IT Of RPgrs and SqPY'.ts-Blrho.o
! new PWdy.
After containing IL stormy session until about ,
o'clock ths ming TO agree upon the remaianz nom
| iua,i7n, the Convention Adjourned Until Wednesday
| exering nCyt