New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

Ous WhiR bapDer and N az he IL passed from
he van OF the bspie give thst ID btnnsr into
The kr, ping of the mnn Who never has been deeated-
the eIeat Csptsin Of the aga Cheers The speaker
referred 10 ire Loco FucO candidate be hnuorsd the
because Il was an honor Ia recrive the nonnstioa
of so great party but their platform vas too
even Tor them. He would ssk Democratic Peu1svl-
wants Il she could nod the plank which supported nsr
iron interest the Eas Il their manufactures were ss
on that platform the West shat they think OF the plat
form which not only refuses % Improve but
ahtolUsly dtpouDces their rivers and harbors NO. no
that platform too narrow. The party cannot stand
upon they will tall of all Sides and seek refuge
upon tht broader snd more nGuOnL Wing Platform;
tbs, platform which says that the great interests Ot hon
labor shall be protected which says that The giant
ann OF the Government shall build Apyiau vavs, and
ORE dye the hae0rs and ser channels IL the West un
III the rich eargoes OF your productive farms shall float
In safety the sea Some of opponents have been
fond Of calling Gen Scott Old Fuss and Feathers"
Well, the pane Is not entirely inappropriate. There
never has been "a fuss" eince 1872 In which
the honor Of his country was at stake where
WINFIELD ScoTT was not q head and shoulders
taller long arms length further into tue ight than
sUy Other man Cheers There fuss" at
Luuoys Lane and an ther At Che Ju'tepec, and "Oii
Fuss sno Festhersr was In both of ITEM. Need say
how be came out : lCheers Add ssto the feathers,
let me tell the Democrats who cherish this seemingly
opBrobricus that the wing OF the American Eagle
never waved the field Of victory with sending
down the proudest athrr Of bis plume to grace Ihe
brow OF the msD who never lost battle" Well may
the Wing party and tie whole alton be proud Of such
proceeded TO euOgZe the humanity and kindness vt
Gen Scott and cloed BY t1hOrng the friends OF Whig
government 10 snk all personal preferences, and come
up the battle the soldiers of their brave tavote
old at Chippe wa-wst until yon tbs bayones- of tns
enemy crossing your OWL arc then charge for Liberty
and Victory Cheers
Mr.. RICHARDSON, of OswegO County,
was called He said that he struggled for Willard Fill
more. When Mr. Fillmore had lost got mad and was
willing to feht with any man. big small; so took
the cars and cleared out sm ne~riy mad now. bu
there Is no going against General Scott lie never
was beaten, ard don't want TO try against him. The
speaker IL most humorous manner told some of The
personal scenes that he met with In Bsinore-his bet
ing with Judge Forsyth $4,000 that Gen. Scott could
not carry this State &c am that unfJr,unae gentle
man. said he Laughter. IL was after dinner, gentle
men anoker bet was offered. | said, Bsrkis Is will.
ipg and took IT, Gentlemen, that bet Is Withdrawn.
SIN a Scott maD have the ssms money now, and
I'll take the same bet, If a LocoFoco Is willing Ex'
ceInQ Henry Clay ii there Is that deserves our
love Ia that gallant hero who has fought the battles OF
hs uDty and fought hmsei 1to the hearts OF every
usD of every boy Of sixteen, OF every old woman aye
Of every individual in the country As to his opponent
Gen Pierce, why, say by Heaven Il would he libel
on the American pc pie 10 elect him Gentlemen
YOU are Wigs you will succeed. Mr.. Richardson con
cluded his address by saying-N0w, gentlemen, you
know the DtleeSte from the AAlld District lLaughter
Gov. JOINS, of Tenn, (who was very
hoarse having already made two speeches) was loudly
called for He said we are entering upon fierce
test and il we succeed it will be by united, undivided
effort on the part of the Wings He was aware that some
disagreement stil exists In New.YoTk, between the
friend. of the unsuccessful candidates. but treat them
not with feelings of aspery, and they will gradually
come in We kll have our preferences. We ike Mr..
Fill more because he Ia great statesman aud patriJt
We are In favor of Daniel Webster for his glorious in
ellect but we also In favor Of them because they
are Whigs. We are now In favor of Gen. Scott, be-
cause be s the choice OF the patton Some men say
thst they cannot support Scott Why voted % bsllls
tor Miard Fillmore, and gave my SD vote for Scott
For thst have been charged by my friends in the South
With affilisuUg with the North. Gentlemen, | hare
,fst wih the North, and for the purpose OF giving
ny cid 10 General Scott, congratulate the country on
the glorious achievement Of the late Convention, for
sbaDr the spirit of dcord WI ch threatened destroy
The Union. The Wing National Convention has de-
stroyed the contemplate monster Dsunop, and am
glad TO preach over the contemplate body Thank
God there Is no resurrection for the split which
snirnsted IT, and peace and harmony shall prevail over
every section Of the country Elect whom you please
but the country Is safe But should you elect
who Is deserving of all honor tell you have studied
Gen scott like a book and | tell you, he won't
be led by Seward. As for Seward, he Che
Speaker differed With him In some Of his prin-
ciller but he considered him the beet abused man
IN II cosntry, | tried to get General Scott out
the Comp omse measures, but the old man bad
stood firm the Pillars of Her ;ules and when
Id ihat upon his writing that letter depended his
nomir stop yet be would not do It Many of hs beet
friends tried to change bis purpose, but to effect
Can such q man be led by Seward lCries of No,
NOT No; If General Scott be elected beg pardon,
Mr. Chairman, he will be elected-but when Prssi
dent be will be National President. Do you thnk
that Gen Scott who has served for forty four years In
the service of bis country, would sacrifice all the
honors that be had earned by giving himself into
the hsndsof cIiquel | answer No What oblec-
ard Feathers" That is an appropriate title, for
[ tell you he will create fuss la the
Loco-Foeo renks and make the feathers hy. Then
as TO the haSty "pste OF soup" When did you ever
see hard OrhDg, industrious man. that did not take
bic soup hsfty SIR Scott Is no ider and he will make
those who work under Govern meLt work smsrtly
There is man, though that is opposed to this has'y
way of doing business. Cries Of Name, name Mr.
Jones turning round, Mr. Speaker which 10 the way
New Hsmpsbirei Laughter say the Ion dinner
Franklin Pierce was not haty enough for getting into
the taste Of battle. There the ifes and drums
played outside, and stopped the speaker for short
time do not like the fuss that had been made about
Franklin Pierce after his start. will just tell
cote between a Dutchman and his soD. The father
TOLD his little sonny go and hide himself in the hedge
and when he him 0he iather) passing by ntine
goat, to cry out BoO-aDd try to brighten him Ltde
Shopny did &C. loud he could and his father tum
bed C "Wat did you dat for y said the latter. "YOu
tod me dat" well" WAS the reply you gave too
big Boo for such little goat itoars OF laughter.
Tie Governor then alluded 10 the injurious effect t
would have on the minds of the rising generation II they
saw man Wbo had spent bis lite In the services Of hts
country, treated almost with dis APPRECIATION, and al
low ed TO 20 do to the grave unhOnored Then might
they truly ray, Alas Republics are uDgenerous" he
Hplorcd every one 10 fight with all MS energy aud
st1eI gib fer they had hungry enemy contend WITH
who would defend the last DITCH and advised all to rally
uour the standard A. for his yart be would tight 10
he les, die on the battle field. Cheers
Mr.. EDNEY, of North Carolina, deliv-
cred the rext address in which he bestowed high Ell.
olum on both Scott and Graham and ridculed the &C.
ron Of the LocoFocO Convention, who, after trying
heir best their most popular meD could not agree
~ 4 knowing that they could not be worse oil by a
ri sDge, picked up strange man aud nominated him
He conolud ed by saying that General Scott IL elect
be Will BE- The President CT people, and will be
led ty sIy one.
Mr.. SPENCER next spoke. He said the
upg has passed away and there is vet hopes thar the