New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
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streasib, and the wnIlau,bursh and Brooklyn Ifsh
lb6 Eleventh Ward Ai.oel.ssnI turned out strongly
With iumir bseuen se ban n ofn1s,c IN iacs the
whole neyhborhood apparel TO b n ps-ec' blAzs
| q glory.
| About O'Clock, the meeting irsids wal cs!isi 10
oTces by me nomination OF Hoe. Iohn Crosi, Cdaf
n-so, snd TIE u,uA rumbsr Of V.ce-Prssdsnt' and
seGetai!es. Or assuming bis station, the Chairman
ezpl-Ie9 bFi Gg lhs otsc. Of toe meetng, which Vas
called h respond L. las D0nadclG, and u regard ID
then be wss free to say hs candidates could a. stind
the Jesersousn ,sS snd az Tss cer.a that t1ii Con
gre.on Distrc, an Kings C1uLty vsEs sare for the
success Of ltsir candidates. Inc Walk nfes bdTne1
brightly and the prospect Of success In the coming coz
ties, was snlneDtlJ hs'terirg.
AGsr song b the New ok Gles Club the James
Of its candidates the State and city tcGss "ere
read sn5 confirmed unanimously, and
Eras,us Brooks Efq Of re Z Prts' wa' Introduced
10 the meeting. lie spoke Of the importance of ths
coming eciIon, ard hoped there would nov b. no d.
y!slon In ths Whg ranks bat that all wold work init
edlV II suoportof the nominations He Aiu led 20 tns
sctlon Of The Baltimore Convention. and referred 10
Tie State nominations which re- designated tee best
thu, could possibly have been made expressed bis
confidence TIA, TIE hero OF ChPPewsand Mexico wouf
be elected President snd reviewed Il ssts OF Gen.
Pierce who during nine years Of public 'srvude nsYer
gave iust OF mayusnlnous vote gave 1aSsy reVieE
of the life ard public services Of Zen. scott who're civil
hl.tory far outweshed hIs military fame and concu1ed
very eloquent speech and sat down amid The cheers
Of the audience.
The County nominations were ihon pasIed upon uns'
nj nouily, and cor hrmed.
Col Sewer Of Louhlans, next addressed the nses'
Ing IN lengthy and remarkable speech. In the Ma
tional Convention he bad besn for Fillmore, whom the
South regarded a. model President, but on the las;
ballot WINFIELD SCoTT, that great man aud dissia-
gusbsd cheftsn ard civilian, reesived the nomination
Lousspa responded most heartily. Florida, Arkansas,
kssiippl and all Of The Southern Ststei warmly re-
spopded az the returns Of this election, would sgnig
their hsartne,s In thst responie. The wAt:ivord a.
the South Is Scott and Victory God aud America LIB
erty or Death The speaker stated that since the open
Ing Of the campaign, he had Travelled SIX thousand
miles, and addressed forty Eve mass mee'ing' aud
rom what no could learn, and he was careful
In his opinions he could his brother Whlgs tina.
the ,kes bright in every direction and the else
ton Of Gen. scoh Is a settled certainty. he had mig
eed with people In different States, 10 their houses,
shops, fields and In their meetings, and they are
awake with zeal for Gen. Scott When the LOco-Foco
editor, sitting In bis ssceum, writes his paragraph
claiming the election OF Pierce, he reads bis item,
thumbs his to signify that it is to guu the public,
and then bands X to the printer. The speaker had
been through Maisschusstts Connecticut Rhode Island,
Pepp,yvaDla and Mary and, and could give most en-
eourssing reports Of the Wing feeling there. Hes2oks
at eng,h and most ably frequently calling down the
houie with applause
Joseph Hoxe, Esq, followed 10 effective and humor.
Gus remarks after which tbs meeting adjourned.
The meeting ohtside was pre,ltea over by Edward
Anthony, ESQ, and addresses we're made By hessrs.
Gardiner and Fem of WIllismsburgh; Dunsbeck Of
Brooklyn; Oliver, Herring aud Wordsworth Of NsV.
York. The grestsit enthusiasm prevailed. The oTl
Club then escorted ,he New Workers the Fulton Ferry
BROOKLYN OPPOSITION ASSEMBLY
No,IYAr1oNs- George A. Scoring Of the Second aud
DR.. Hutchns of the Third Assembly Districts were
nominated last evening candidates for the Assembly
BROOKLYN Police DISTRICT NoMINA-
rIoNs.-Jeremlah Higgins, for many years ii;sni
officer of police OF this city, last night nominated
for tee Captapcy Of the Third Police District by he
Wing Convention.
THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.-A meet
Ipr OF this Association was held In the Brooklyn nsii'
tuse las. ever ing and Addresses made by Rsv D..
Hodse Mr.. Bavens President of the State Temperance
Alliance and Mr.. Elliot, the popular Temperance lee
turer from the Buckeye State George Hail. Esq pre-
sided The attendance va, fair, but toe room no.
sver crowded.