New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
SECOND WARD Scorr AND GRAHAM As

SECOND WARD SCoTT AND GRAHAM As
socisrIoN-A specialize ard enthusiastic msesias 81
this Association held as evening at wosd~oths.
No l3Duschst James Gallagher, ooe OF tasvicePrss.
identA presiding Secrearie,, Solomon King AID Taom
"Deland After the reception Of new me nbas asd
the presentsiiOn of reports appropriate rcmsrks
made BY James H. Welsh, S. Parsons, Michael Cal
iahan, "A J. williamson. Joseph s. Taylor, c. B Boss.
WICK and Benedict De AogeliS Mr. De Angels correct
ed rumor currenti In the Ward that George A. Hood
bad como out for Pierce, that gentleman had hssaf
informed him that be was for Scott and Graham assass
the held, having always been whs and Mr. De A. e.
80 announced that many cfthe Democrats Of the Sssoal
District were going tho same way
Lieut. W. II. Browne Of the Fourteenth Ward vsa
had fought with the Nsw.York Volunteer, |. n,x,...
next addressed the meeting, showing the popxes ss,a
men In Massachusetts, and in the several Words q IA
City and Brooklyn, where be had been. He sasisles1sA
brilliant victory, If every Ward exhibited the ssms q.
thu,iasm with the old Second. Much good would b
derived to the Whe cause BY well organized polihea
clubs. Lieut. B. liseened to with much ssssusiea
and on motion Of Mr. Williamson the thaaks Of the A.
ISOLATION rendered 10 Lieut. Browne. Judge Weleh
responded In Lieut. BIS behalf
After few remarks from Messrs r. T, Ruey. J. n
Welsh De Angels and williamson - to the whis prus.
pecss In the Ward the Association adjourned sAsr ~
transrcton Of some private business until next Moa1sv
evening.
ID was reported the Second Ward Constitution aal
Bylaws had been adopted BY the Whigs Of the several
towns Of . County In Connecticut, who had pro-
nounced Ii to be model document for working Scott
ard Graham Associations
TAMMANY NORTHUMBERLAND meeting was
held last night partly at Tammapy and partly In N
oystsrbox somewhere else, OF handful Of preceded
Unaffected LocoFocos, to make arrangements for Q
mass meeting protest ssaus, the recent action Of he
General Committee In reference to Primary Election In
specsors SO. 80 far could ascertain the saAIr
was mixture Of failure and humbus. From the cory
and bbulous hob nobbing Of the leaders Of The Rival
factions Il would that the entire mo vemsns 10
merely breeze TO throw duet In tho eyes Of unsus-
psc,ipg whgs and make capital for Pierce By iusgu
fcsnt sacrifices local tickes Tanmauy qusrrols
are proverbally unreliable Indications Of cominr
events and this appears to be exception b tha
rule. However, they are to hold another meeting %
mske further preparations and they cay that they Win
sssuredy raise the Ancient Henry In the matter that
the General Committee has perperated an act entirely
beyond the reach Of forgiveness, and all that But
time will show-noshing, probably.
L. o. OF o. F.-1he r. w. Grand En-
csmpmens OF Southern Nsw.York held an adjourned
session last night After the usual routine business.
and the admission Of several members the special
order called, being the Installation of OficerG
The newly elected Grand Patriarch James Batshsor.
OF Union Encsmpmecs No. TO- was then daly Installed
fort. The now G. p, upon taking the chair made Q
brief and pertinent address. He tsen Installed his
associate officers Royal G. Willard Of Lebanon, No. 10,
as Grand High Priest; w. o. Groser of Palestine, No
G, a. Grand Senior Warden John ]. Davies Of Mount
Hebron. No l, As Grand Scribe, or the seventh tern
George r. Jackson of Egyptian No. 49, - Grand Treas
ursr, (afth term George Smith Of Mamre, No. 20 -
Grand Junior Warden aud Samuel Mcdonald Of No.
- as Grand Sentinel. (Past Grand Sire John A. Ken
needy 10 the Representative 10 the Grand Lodge Of Ne
Urhed siates) After the installation ssremsniss the
Grand Patriarch appointed the usual committees for The
year. and the following District Deputy Grand Patti
srchs Richmond, Henry Wilton; Wsstchesser, Id.
win Briggs; Sullivan, o. Winston; Greene, c. Pists-
man Chenango, George Rider. The Grand Eacsmp.
meut then adjourned until the third Monday In Novea.
Der next.
This morning at 10 o'clock the officers Of the Grsaa
Lodge will be Installed.
Phonetic CONFERENCE.-The public
meeting of the friends of Photography and Phonotypy
and the exhibition Of children taught read and spsu
upon tho new plan, takes place Tuesday, at Cnatoa
He'll 90 by an advertisement In another column TIKI
subject 10 attracting unusual degree Of interest n
where Phonotypy has been introduced
during the last year Into ia public schools
VACANT JUDGEsHIP.-Itis said ex-J judge
Mason will probably be appointed to the sea. on he
bench rendered vacant the decease Of Judge SanA
ford.
FIsK's METALLIC BURIAL CAsEs.-A
serted that the Patent Burial Case Ia which the rsnsss
Of Henry Clay were conveyed from Wsshingtoa u
Ashland did not fuhl tho expectations had excited,
We cheerfuly give place 10 the following conrsdIctoa
of that statement authority that viii hardly DO dis
puted Its but fair 10 add that certificates Ave bssu
'hown from Hon. A. White, H. C. of Ky, Who iks.
wise accompanied the remains Of Mr. Clay, - sbe
rom the Deputy Sergeant atArms Of the Ssnsts II
anitng In ihs most emphatic testimony 70 the merits II
he Burial Case. But the following 10 conclusive:
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1852.
,fessys ". M Raymond y Co.
GENTLEMEN The undersigned members of Tie
Committees OF the Senate which compapisd he 70.
Dsins of Hon. Henry Clay 10 kentucky, tender you
heir thanks for the highly nished Metallic Burial Case
)ress med BY you.
The length OF the journey, the great heat Of the
weather. the agitation Of Railroad cars put the cass
10 severe test IL llhlled the purposes for which q
designed In manner 90 Satisfactory, shsts givssus
pleasure 10 recommend Burial Cases OF your msnuiac-
ure 10 the favorable notice Of tbs public
We take this opportunity 10 express thanks =
Aessp Wood Putnam, who had Immediate chargeof
he case and reDaios Of Mr. Clay on ths journey, fos
her nrenltng attentions 10 the painful assSusl
hem. Very repeatedly yours
LEWIS CA5S, J. r. UNDERWOOD.
X. 7. STOCKTON, SAN. HOUSTON,
HAMILTON FISH, JAMES G. JONES.