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

We give oil except the Baltimore Platform, which
we have heretofore published:
R,solpsd That the Wings of New-York cordially &C
cece to said declaration as Constitutional amt Ma.
tona and az sifoIdng broad basis OF union and har
uoDirus action
Rssolr,d That we hsil with enthusiasm the nomina.
ton VI WINFIELD Scorr as Wing candidate for Presi-
cent Born In the Old Dominion like Washington, his
life hss been devoted to his country. Abandoning bis
profession at early age he entered the army At the
tveLiiul period when our Independence AZ a Marion
tbr, sisned by Great Britain. Commissioned Cap
tain by Jefferson at ~ by Madison Lieuten mt Colonel
at 26 Colonel at n, BrRader General at % aud four
months later Major General in Fix years he attained
the highest military distiaction volunteer at Queens
town leading the orlon hope at Fort George, victor at
Chppews, and invincble at Lubdy's Lane, he perlPd
bis life and shed bis blood and achieved glorious Veto
Ties eiih undyDR renown 10 the American arms. AFTER
thirty years spent In active public service and attended
by signal success In every enterprise he was in the
last War, called to the conquest OF NJ xco. In single
campaign with mastery skill and prodgies of vaor he
carried our standard from Vera Cruz 10 the City Of
Mexico In a series OF brilliant achievements unsur.
passed in TIE annals Of warfare which dazzle the imsg
nation and kindle ow Of enthusiasm In every manly
bosom and have won imperishable glory for the Amer
csn name wherever, throughout the world, honor
exalted ber0ism and mitHy genius His history Is the
history OF his country. CREST patriot great General
"A warrior in var and pscifcator In peace :" the ele
uenfs of bis character integrity, justice, judgment
and frmpes., ard nothing remains To I'll the Of
bis fame but that great reward of free and grateful
nation, The Presidency Of the United Sta es
LIAM A. GRAHAM as The Wing candidate for Vlce-Pre-
sident His pure private character, his eminent abi
ues his fidelity and attachment 10 Wing principles and
and his services in the councils of the Administration Of
Willard Fillmore entitle him b the confidence, respect
and enthusiastic support Of the Whigs-and we chal
eT the old Wing State Of North Carolina, to con-
test With New.Yok which shall roll up the largest ma
jories for ScoTT ard GRAHAM.
RtsOl1td Thst while ratify and approve the action
Of tie National Convention point with pride and sat
sfsction TO the 50 baloIs which prove that Wings dis
cain the miserable expectancy of selecting candidates
unknown In the history Of toe country, supposed
be strong In the negative qualities of obscuy sDd
uIwisey deemed unconquerabe because OF their inot
ieDsive mediocTty.
ResOlred That we cheerfuly record our warm ap.
prOval Of the able pure and patriotic administration of
MLLABD FILLMORE dignihed, conservative, and
iOns ut and in ts foreign policy directed by the
giant mind # DANIEL WEBSTER, and Ia domestic
hisrs, wise and conciiaory, IL has commanded the re-
FLect of other nations, and at home gained the applause
sDd spprossliOn Of the American people.
ResOtrtd That the Wing party is pledged to prosecute
10 II, eaIli.tt practical completion the enlargement Of
he Ere CdnaL-a work closely intern woven with tue
resources Of State, vith It's trade with the
great West and with the prosperity OF our whole peo.
pie and thar we will leave exeftions untred until
The great lakes Of the West brought into free and
less obslucted communication with the waters of the
Atlantic searoard.
Reoirtd That regarding the measures, policy aud
principles o. the great Wing party indissoubv con-
necfed with the national honor and prosperity and
uaDscer ding In enduring Importance all questions Of
personal or temporary nterest, earnestly invoke
'prt of Individual concession for gen .ral goodhe
sphit Of mutual forbearance, and magpanimOus self
sacrhce, for the common welfare-and call upon
every hearted Wing 10 lay aside all personal pre-
dssenton, and TO come up like brethren ia undi.
vded, uubroken band, end again battle msnfully to-
seiher for the good old Wing in which we have
won 20 many glorious victories.
Rs0icfd, That we mourn over the declining days OF
thar mad go endesred the people of New York-the
great arc 90 ID and noble hearted HENBr CLAY Time
has not changed our shecion-Death cannot shake It,
We love and revere him for his ilustrous acts, his
arscsndsnt virtues and the spirit Of patriotism that
has burned pure In bis breast We venerate him
as a father, and shall hand down bis name and mem
cry to our children with praises and glory.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed, and then
Hon. OGDEN HOFFMAN, was called on
to address the meeting He said he came before them
out with the labor he had gone through in fight
ing for whom be knew deserving of the hon.
or bestowed upon him. Yet when no received the
note of invitation be determined to attend At Balt
more, we had severe but not unkndIy struggle
But pointed there, to a who after the Disgrace
ul surrender Of Hull showed that Americans stand
before British regulars. A man who has shown
bis attachment to his country by shedding his
blood at Lurdy's Lane, and now bears the
who on the Northeastern frontier had prevented
war; and shown In bis civil demeanor the prudence of
bis miDd-s man who, In the recent war with Mexico,
had performed the most splendid feat of arms that
grsces the annals of this any 9th country who,
with only 1900 men, by his series Of Victories, planted
The and stripes in the halls of the Montezumas
and who although the victor Of conquered country
knew how to win the affections of the conquered-a
man who, when offered the Presidency of that Repub
lie, fcorned il and returned 70 his home We point to
man on whose table be found the sword presented
him by the State OF NewYors sitter the War 1872
and the medals ard tokens of high esteem bestowed at
various times by different States who though poor In
the worlds wealth 10 rich Ia the memorials Of CRATE
fu country. We had At Baltimore a victory, but
phen the flag Of Gen. ScoTT was raised all luminosity
ceased. We were all Wings, knowing no North, 10
South Eat, no West snd we joined In the general
applause which from all parts of the country ratified the
nomination, and cried out ave will elect him" lCheers
When it was announced that Scott and Graham we're
The successful csndldst-s JOY sat on every brow. North
CHIOiLs promised 10000 majority, and New York said,
In our Sste re spilled his blood and will support
him. the old Wbig party, who rallied for principles,
not men, and victory will efforts" Scott
greeted with shout the Plaza when he entered
The City OF Mexico, but greater and powerful win
ten be the shout when proclaimed he IL President
Of the United States Many time have thought tina.
justice would be done TO the venerable soldier, and,
poiv outstanding my WEAKNESS, | would speak for hours
upon SUBJECT 90 pie ssing 10 my feelings remember,
~nth Nes Meuoer OF congress, Wnen ne was aOOus
70 leave bis family for inhospitsble climate il
theie hrsi kIew Winfield Scott He Wing all
oser, and his companions were Clay, and Critren.
den, and Tier tue Wings. Loud applause. He then
vert 20 the War and let Roman and English history
blush for the iact-R1me DO gave triumph to the VIC
oiou' ciiztn England who for less than hslf the duty
ScCu PERFORMED, tss made a Duke. Scou recalled
By the Administrator. He bowed 10 the edict rsturn-
I'd bCue with but ore faithful servant (snd be was
ishmspD and the first place he entered the little
VILLAGE church, where, forgetting all hi. victories he
evenly returned thanks the Divine Creator for his
boUhucs. say ScCu has been most justly treated
be was srrtftto bur ne never tried We will try
him On next sCven Der lCheers Long will the
ticn revere The Administration Of Gen. Scott Rs1y
thfD round the standard sHd victory will be emblAzon-
ed on il Mr. H6 fmsu sat down amid the enthusiastic
cheers Of the sudienee
Mr.. TomLINsoN was then called upon.
He said that be should be brie for others more elo
crAn. M.r h rrnra raa1r N sncak Euarr LIZ.