New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
Enthusiastic wb,s Catherine.

There was a gathering of thousands of
the Wings Of WILLIAMSBURG last evening n the
space In South Fourthst rn front Of the Equestrian
Isitue TO respond to the call Of the Central Scott and
Graham Committee |, of the meetings which
ingers In the memories Of the Wing soldiers Of 40
characterized By Its large numbers good order, and
arousing enthusiasm. A large stand had been ersc.ed
In the rear OF the vacant lots opposite the Equestrian
Institute. As evening came on the csmpdre' were
hsh.ed In the streets and the Wing soldiers led on Ia
.hs csmpsign BY Winfield Scott, began to assemble in
large numbers
The meeting organized BY the sppointmentof Frank
I'm whiting, Esq, Chairman and naming thirteen Vice
Presidents and five or ak Secretaries.
A large Second Ward delegation, with band Of mu
Gle, was first on the ground Next came the Exce,or
Club of tee Third Wsd in orchlight procession. The
Owl Club of Brooklyn, in a mammoth siege, Seventy.
Six ano In several four horse stages next reached the
ground and were received with enthusiasm. By this
time the meeting wa, svelled to large number
The speaking was commenced by Mr. Miluken, and
soon after he o. ened, the Unonists Club flon New
York, with muils and banners, and numbering on this
occasion toward thousand men, came on the ground
and were received with great applause. Delegations
were also present from the 20, 7h, Oh 1lth and 18Th
wards of New York. Tne UniOnlsts inferred At least
go men on this occasion After the arrival of the above
club Mr. MilHken continued his speech. He spoke Hoe
lively reviewing the past conduct and presen. positon
Of lie two great parties upon the vital questions affect
;ua tho prosperity of the country, and proved 70 tue
satisfaction Of tbs muiGde that the whs party favored
The measures of tAe day which Essential 20 the pub
lie prosperity, while the other parry opposed 10 them
Charles s. Spencer, ESQ, of New York wss the next
q a.,
favor Of those measure, which ntlmste'y
necled with tine welfare Of the country. TIE lanented
CLAW be said had az K were often rocked the Capitol
With bis eoquence, when speaking up,n The measures
of Protection 10 American Industry. The Wngs a!So
favor Internal improvements
He spoke also of the opposition party 10 its helcsr
ness and lack CT piiocple,. iou might as well eXhuTe
the bones Of human body unite the joints with wires
and hold 1t up without muscle blood, or nerves, and
call man, as TO say that the LocoFoco party
party of principles worthy CT the public considerations
He pointed also in the Ian dsge OF strong censure to
the favor Of the British press favor of Pierce because
beW favor British to the detriment Of Americ
ufacturers. TIE British he 5sid, have many unple as
ant recollection, Of nanes-of ort George, of Lundy
Lane. Chippews-and they also remember tall and
gallant soldier who stands at the head Of the Wing
party of the nation. He spoke in his usually elect
I've manner.
William T. Robinson also adiresied the meeting a,
some length much to Its Satisfaction. He repeated his
previous ofer Of SEQ, ncrs,sd to 500, 20 any
one who would show TO be wrong either OF the elgh.
propottIons laid down In bis speech the Catho,
Test In New. Hampshlre. He spoke al Considerable
length In hi. usually effective and anusng style.
sinsipg by Cook aud Fraser was Interpreted In the
proceeding and ts meeting al Ourned with cheers Tor
tie Whign omnsiicns