New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

present laws when he he'd voluntarily announced h.,
Foreigners. BY scrvinr IN the army year .rord -
made oitizens The Ways Of New iosx k4i also .s-t
up with the progress 81 The sge by making the fres -
Of the public isnd- carBinsl plank the way So.
platform q; their late state Convention, wash h,s
terminated unanimously our present excellent o.
Magistrate, the truly constr,stvc Washington Ha,,
Tie Wings OF the iid Ward all know James Kell, -
candidate o: the Wing party OF the County for sSe-
lie needed no eulOgy at his hands, for bis bsasvos,.
deeds proverbal throughout the City. A. absss-
and labSrng man oy PrGles.,3o, sr hsly would
uaficn This lie had every means OF knowing from M.
connection with woi kiagmens movements ior sesenl
yesTs pact in this Cry: he (Nr We = ~as meubsr
of ccSpcra i've As cCiaon OF Norkill.ca Of ya-ious
,rates Who had IN active operation bakery conlr-tI
en- cooperative prnciples-sn institution, he sun
posed his hearers had frequently heard o.-1es,.
" every ncIntcr OF which was favorable
,o Mr. Kelly's election in common with lArs,
n,.,nb.rs Of vvorkingmen of the various trades
Throughout the City Mr. Kelly always showing hn.ef
lection The candidate Of the Whigs too Tor coniro.
Ter ,Joserh r. Tsylor should be e-pecidy supported
since he has without any solicitation Of ms own ~
ccved the nomination Of tue Temperance AaArce Tor
tie same Cfee Nj 1ay l0r had been QUESTIONED by tie
Alliance but bis reply "a their questions was deemed 20
unsatisfactory that his Opposite adversary Il a,y was
hrst given the nomination. and he lwes thought Flax
their bes man, ioT Toy Or mad NOS and ceia nos
ac, ert the honor rendered bin from such sslroa~
tuted body, composed great measure OF latnns,y
politicians, who had intention OF supporting the
bly, (Mr henderson, vino had been defeated by the d.
utt Convention, bus he would waive al bis per.
scnil predictions and choerfully support the nOlnas
81 tie Convention. (Nr Whtuoy) whose speech to-nst
would sstisiy all the friends OF Nr Henderson. As,o
Ward officers, good Mngs he'd been placed in norna.
ticn for all the O!tces he~ded by Amor J. w lsnson
whose popularity they al aware OF Lex every
WING rsliy up biz l.enls on Tuesday and the n
viii Re redeemed. and honest man represent he
Ward N tic lower branch OF the Common COuacl-a
rtsut So much demanded. Mr.. West concluded arrd
much applause.
Ion. c. Henderson responded TO the call
nisde uron him. and a loss 20 account Tor TIA
step On the part OF his friends they wei aware
he was but mere youth. and no public speaker But
So lar h. his influence extended il should be cordially
Given 70 The entire ticket more especially 70 scott AL
G.nhtm Hunt and n mt. Kelly aud Williamson. wAt.
ney and Manning. and their worthy colleagues on ,hs
Sst- County, ID suict and Charter ticket, Noryaps
B,wtn, TtNlcr, ID ;ne Riddle, White, s. He had
always prided hims eli for his attachment 10 the regular
md fairly nominated candidates OF the Wing parry a.
the SURE method for the establishment OF the truly pro-
gressve measures OF the Wings OF the Nation aaa S,,s
now at issue-a result which every good WAis YOU'D
rejoice st and should labor TO secure.
More music was gwen by the band when the
meeting adjourned nmdt the greatest enthusiasm AMI
coed feeling The lid Ward Wings are dcier.nnei
TO redeem Tie Ward and to contribute toward Wn,
M, oriy in the Guy by bringing out every Wag yo,9
in the Ward next Tuesday.
THE following up0rAnt proceedings having been prna
in Yesterdays Tribune without the sgnors naos hero
rcPUblsh them.
The BELMONT AFTAIR.-MeciiHg and Pro.
iest Of he GeyrrGa CIi:cRsA meeting OF German cid.
zens OF the City OF New York. took place "Wednesday
ri the Henry Clay House. TO determine what acton
should be taken by them in relation the part assumed
by the Austrian Consul General and Charge dAfares
August Belmont in the present Presidential contest
MI Peter Palm called TO the chair, and Mr.
Koch acted as Secretary TO the meeting The Presiden,
called upon r. EickoH address the meeting in expls.
nation Of the objects ard purposes of the Assembly,
who responded to the call. and during his speech was
frequently interrupted by the loud expressions OF lnis.
nation on the pant of the audience at the course pur.
sued by the accredited representative Of Austrian Dee
pCtism.
At the close OF bis address Mr.. Eickoa introduced
the following preamble AID resolutions, which were
read TO the meeting and adopted without dissenting
voice.
U1ertas IL Las become known that Mr. Augu., Bel.
mont tie ConsulGc neral Of Austria and the Icnta
tie ROti Gchds IN the United stacs has been and ia
engaged, without any ard 10 hi position foreign
diplomatic funCtcnTy, ia personally attempting by tie
uie Of hls influence advice aud money 10 secure the
election OF Franklin Pierce The ID smocratic go called
candidate for the Presidency we, the Under-gas,
workiDemen, American citizens OF German birth, feel
Ourselves called upon 10 adopt md publish the flow.
ing express ion of cur opinions and sentiments.
ResOirsd, That tie inpudent assumption Of the lead
ing dip Omhiic representative OF AusTRrA-the Empire
whose nyImldone eNngushed IN nrc and Laughter hs
Liberty OF part ot Germany. EGly and liungtry-ani Of
the sggnt md relative OF the Rothschlds the gigantic
mOneylendefs who htten on the sweat and blood Of
nations to take Leading part in the political aa.rs Of
thin Rel ublc, and 10 iii. tate who shall be President
meets with our deepest and In gnaiOn.
Res0lsed, Tlst the Democracy in which AUGUST BEL.
MONT, tie Au TRAN ConsulGenera, andthe II Dhseids
friend and servant Is leader and privy councillor csa
be nothing but db gushing sham, which honest men
ought to REJECT md rampc upon
Resoired That the duty Of all true Democrats as OPP
pesed the rule OF European moneyleniers an1
ere and OF all friends OF universal freedom M opposed
the antiques OF European despotsn 10 to JON IN reouk
ing this iolse and hypocrltcal party at the polls BY
e!e'hng WINFIELD SCOTT President of the United
R,oired, Tint we are in favor of protecting the Ia.
boring masses in this Republic, whether born Amer
iCGn foreign soil in the exercise of their hDnest IN
du,ry against the heartless monopoly of European
capital seeking At once to crush them and weaken tho
Republic.
IA solred That will be unceasing in our excrtons
10 secure, a. the election Of next Tuesday glorious
triumph for nt party that policy and that candidate
Justly hated and feared ~ the tyrants aud userso Of
LuTOpe.
After the ps,sssc of the above resolutions sinOr C.
secchi de Ca.al and asked TO be heard. lie eI
pressed himself with great warmth and Indignation a
the unwarranted meddng Of the Austrian Consul in ~
election Of American President and prote ted against
II in the Of the Austroltalians ia this City, exed
by the crushing tyranny of that Consuls master.
Mr. freshman was then called forward and ID.
dressed the audience to the same purpose
Mr. George stcll plain, hardworking man, unused
TO public speaking, then came forward and showed In
few but pertinent words, the consequences which must
finally follow If every man in Bemons position should
be counenanced ia this kind Of Interference In matters
in which he could have other interest than that Of
lover Of European despotsn and supporter OF the a.
legged Divine right OF Kings.' We have attended no
meeting more spirited or enthusiastic during The cam
pagn Than that Of Wednesday night Every presen:
scemo feel that the very Of German is lsgraced
by the action OF this enemy Of Kossuh this protege Of
the Rothschilds, this ConsulGeneral Of Haynaus AMI
Redetzky's master.