New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

excellent singing By Messrs MISSING and JEFFERSON
80 fcolnc evicc nv the audience showed the intense
,serest taken in the Presidential canvass WASHING
"a, sxrru Eaq addressed the meeting in conclusion.
,,pp energetic and incessant efforts the part Of all
nue Wings.
CsREAr Mass MEETIsG AT JAMMcA.-A
Mas. Meeting of the Wings Of Queens and Suffolk
Counties he'd AT Jamaica L. l., on Thursday alt
s,uoon last By O'Clock the farmers and denizens
n Long Island VINO Ind been hockng into the village
"a foot horseback and in vehicles Of every shape and
Sacrvtion. assembled to the number OF several hun
1,sd IN front Of the headquarters Of the Jamaica scott
"A Graham Club and, preceded by band marched
-, a mile from the village large Pole, decke1
-;,b ribbons end sur1nounted with Liberty Cap, was
,.o0 escorted Into the village amid the huzzas and
0,i,gs Of The crowds and while il in its allot-
"a n.ce and from Il spread the Wing banner to the
,,ecze delegations pouring in from Ney-York,
yr;IEsnosbu Oh and Brooklyn. The Henry Clay AS
.oo;stio, Of Wiliamsburgh came in the omnibus
ssevepty-sx." drawn by eight horses. The Tenth
,y.,d Scott and Graham Club Of Brooklyn turned out
=; fill force and the Ninth Ward Lundys Lane Club and
t;f,ocn,b Ward scot and Graham Club of New York,
tbe scott and Graham Club of Bushwick, the Owl
Club Of Brooklyn the Churubusco Club Of Williams
burgh. were al nobly represented.
The meeting thea organized by the appointment
Cd VESSEL ;. SMITH, Esq, as Chairman, and WIN. J.
Bush and J. ii. HOBART PINcKHEY rs Secretaries.
Tie Chairman lfst Introduced as speaker
hon. T.. G. CCLyEa who spoke at length in plain
and forcible manner well calculated TO make i'm
preston on L. hcarers-made Ep as they were, in
great part, Of plain Long Island farmers
After Mr.. CULyER closed, the New-York Glee Club
sang campaign songs in very creltable manner
The next speak was
ERAsTUs Bao0Zs, Esq, of New-Yo-k who was
listened to with the deepest attention. Mr. BROOKS
wa followed by JOSEPH HoxIE, Of New York, and the
frequent and loud bursts Of laughter told that he was on
hand and that nc hal not lost whit Of his oden fire
or humor The Gleo Club sang more songs, and the
meeting forming procession, escorted the speakers
and City Clubs % the Depot where an extra tram was
waiting TO convey them 20 Brooklyn
Ats O'Clock in the evening another meeting was or
sapized at Hollands Hotel, and in numbers 1t was
not behind the meeting of the afternoon. The upper
mart Of he hotel was crowded excess and never at
Wing meeting &. Jamaica there displayed more en-
thusasrn and unity Of spirit Music played songs were
suue and speeches made demonstrating clearly that the
Wings here arc nov fairly aroused and intend to do the
Ggood thing" for ScoTT and GRAHAM. Hon JOHN A.
KING, being call u upon rose and addressed the meeting
in an effective speech of over hours duration YVES
SELL g. SMITH and J. H. II. PINcXNEY also addressed
the meeting. which adjourned at late hour.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, kings CO.
NICHOLAS p O'RRIEN, of Wila,nsburgh, was nomi-
sated for the Assembly by the Opposition Convention
on Thursday
WING MELTING IN JERSEY CITY-One OF
those meetings which remind OF the days OF 40 and
assure us that NewJcrsey is awake ana alive for her IL
Iusrious citizen whose name has been proposed IN
connection with the high Office of Chief Magistrate oc-
Cured in Washington Hail. Friday evening. As re-
CARDS an audience good speaking good singing, and an
enthusiastic spirit Washington Hall was as full OF IT as
an egg is full of meat 1t presided over by JAMES
r. LAWRENCE, Esq, and ISAAC VAN SAUN, Esq, was
Secretary.
IA PADDOCK delivered the fret speech, which was
received with repeated applause and was an excellent
one
G.F. SEccu, Esq, Editor OF "LEctO GHGli0,' the
Ialian ncwspolcr of NewYork, was the next speaker
and lie delivered most excellent speech. lie stated,
among many Other things, tha he told when he
uded here thai the Wigs were arsocrats, friends OF
kines and do.pots but he in with his Italian
friends here found tia, such stories were humbugs He
had seen Railroad, Canals Manufacture, and other
That the Wings were the friends OF these measures
In Europe he lai seen mechanics work for few pen
nice per day In America mechanics had good wages,
and live like the landlords of Europe The Wings he
adj found to be H. iavor Of Improvements Education
.nd Political ara Religious Liberty and he was in favor
.f tLcm There are he said, 1900 Italians in New
York and all bu few are in favor Of the Wings In
Europe he had heard of Gen. Scorr as world re-
rowned Chieftain but had never heard of Mr PIERCE.
In this country he had heard of PIERCE OF his having
been in Mexico &C. but had not heard OF his winning
> battle Gon SCOTT was known in Europe not only as
/, great General hut "a a Dipomatist lie had found
that the Wings were not foes of foreigners ass asserted
by the members of the other party who assert 1t In or
der to save their own crumbling party Many other
things were SAID by the speaker bearing favoraDy upon
the points at issue but space will not allow oil their
publication.
General RYDER made an effective speech IN
which he eoqucntly alluded to the men and principles
of the campaign In it he stated that was the purpose
of the English Government 10 cripple our arts and
manufactures that her own might be benefited. For
,ueht we know British gold is circulating in this
country to def,a, the Wings and General SCOTT.
The speaker deaucd Democracy, AMI clearly dem
oustrsted that the Wings were the advocates and
representatives Of true Democracy.
lion. CHARLES c. MARSH, State Senator oil New
Jer~ey next occu led the stand In the course OF his
well advised remarks, he stated, in relation to the
Tariff that in Norris County scarcely forge was in
operation, ami large establishment which was
owned by - years old, in which many per
IONS had been employed for great many years past
had now stopped under the Locofoco Tarid OF
$50 the operative thrown out of employment and
The ola man. afor all his life OF labor made poor.
S,.t ma I nc,. EOco nOlcv NeW.lsr.cy will do
well this Election The southern par OF VIII DO "a
well as or bette than did PEscE IA The London
Times British candidate A few days before, be had
convcrsation with an Enchshman, who - ior shor'
time in this country who told him that took bu, hall
8 million of British GOLD to elect PoLK, and PIERCE
should be elected il i took two millions
n l.. -. nj. rot thn