New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

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.. .na the brightest vlory Of the nation they had
Come TO say that Daniel Webster ought TO oe, an"
- resident Of the ULied States. ltirest ApP'a.I
The Rnlsimore Convention did not settle tne . -. ~
reviathan vas not so tame. Dsniei wcooel -o,,a 40
lions den before and csne out unscaneo, ,hs Consd
- sya,n Al Mr. Toombs Of Georgia ta'u' lno 80 60
49, rod been uerysrted, snd the Only aP1osA -
w. 70 the people This appeal IL without w wsh
.dee and may be without tns 30 the property Of
ste'' ,,on Perhaps he deserves some reouSe ~
he ,rstters so essy Washington, While bis ienos
here we're ID sso S State we're 6led with gloom. An
1ns ~, .ouN not have prodnced gresser enect
gsydsd Gen Scott as COCA hai.y SrSu, Uut Ia -
Mn, sick 10 what he NJ oe.stoo @ s ~ ,he you'd
the ne wstst.r to command tle army Scott ls Jest
a, 10 reside over the cOunsels Of the hauon In
s,,ne, OF difficulty OF DANGER . ,,y.L,.r
,I,ap Webs or and Clsy, and said their sediments
pere al alike Clay was gone de was tne Twin oro'ueI
of Webster IN glory and would they not eject oe'"eeh
The Reyd gentleman concluded by reading several
reasons why Webster should be nominated which were
that the decision at Baltimore was not the VIII Oh INC
eonIe-thet the Presidency OF the United states ce
" belonged TO Daniel Webster for his % h.sops
hives In the hearts OF ali true Unohs'7, anu u, bean
next November stir up such entnusias" 10 N' NV
,een since the days of Washington. - .Lo, could
That except Fillmore be was tne ony u go he
.,,n,osrd he votes Of the South AS WOuu sooi AZ
heard In the thunder set 70 the tune Vi IN y6s N
sxd he ravPfbeTatOns
; no, there would be necessity 10 put out any
Wbis, now in office, Websters. irieno' "an'eo Nv
Mace Laughter ,,L., ..- pr..ident
e nS 90 Quarter OF a century and they wanted ham
=, sish hs great work President Weoster Inc las.
esson i. very imperative one If Mr. Webster Is nor
our next President he never will be- and tnougn nc o
40 wthout US we cannet do without Dim. ,, ..,,
"a ludicrous knocking groan was nov . h s,nny
,hs hack ground which had an lrre ;Iy n.n;a,
go IRE sneaker concluded by saying tnat Danls ,
suot,o oil Nth The help of God, be the next fre'i
dent of the United States lGreat Applause - o.o,,
M, Denpixon then came forward with tne Ie s
49,. savipg ne was hOarse, having JUST returned from
TO 100 Srourd of Trenton where he had been re-
o.;v,nr Ire NOMINATION of Daniel Webster for Presi,
dent and Geo Gusts Washington, The grand,nepne" Oh
mo less msL than George Washington. lCheers
ue uas most happy TO say this audience and TO the
country that both the gentlemen would stand the nom
nation Tremendous cheers lie was proud 10 see
Fspeui ball respond 10 Trenton
He then read the resolutions as Iollo"s'
Uboeos We believe that though the policy OF hoIong
Conventions The uniting Of political parties ana
tatng their action. in principle is sound one ana 1 e
doings of such Conventions when In accordance with ule
clearly expressed wishes and sentiment: OF their cons.tu
eus are obligatory upon Them yet we urtner DesVe ta
ne.s scb regard paid in the selection Of candidates o
Office the weknown preferences OF THOSE m o.
the action of Conventions morally and pohcay OF no
WheeSs We believe that in tbs recent nomination Of
Gen Scott at the Baltimore Convention the undouoted
sentiu en Of large majority Of the Wing party through
ont the Union have been utterly disregarded snd a tue
Convention in calling upon the Wings 10 ave tne support
10 his nomination asking them 20 vote for one VINO I'M
Seniaby is not the man their choice moreover that In
40 doing they further ask them 70 set ASIDE canndste OF
asy snneor abilities and qualifications for the office and
Whereas The present occasion is one more man
will be likely again TO appear for entering general Petes
against nomination directly in opposition TO the
common sense patriotism aud intelligence OF the wing par
ty and OF the whole american people; therefore
RssIred That the Wings Massachusetts, have received
Of Gen Scotts nomination WIN ueeP
charm and disappointment aud that as party we feei
sbsoyed from ali Obligation to support his nomination. that
no considerations of expediency OF the nnagned vi
the party shall make from our hxed deteha
tn
power, and that in pursuance OF TINS purpose, we WIN
with All good men of our party and of the other parties OF
she conpry in taking measures place in nomination the
greatest Of Americas next TO the Immortal
candidate who from his SURPRISING talents his long,
tried public services his patriotic eeugs and his uneqused
craftsmanship is commended to the nation as more WoIt
Of the high Office Of the Chief Magistrate OF tne Cnsea
States and better fitted to perform W dunes tan any ohef
Resolred That in decease Of Hen HENRY CLAY
the nation has lost profound statesman and answer ng
patriot and great man. and that while this event nils US
with profound emotions of frie We are at the same tune
admOnshd that Of that glorious tnumWrse OF statesnea
which has controlled and directed than all others FOL
the last forty years the political destnes OF our country
there remains but orethe greatest OF a-ano 1at az
opportunity offered and the last when grateful PEG
pie show that they well appreciate and reward
civil greatness and intellectual superiority as that commone
quality. militia vslor.
sored That the greet Of the people are ever true
to their interests and be trusted and that those wht
fear commit their to the decision OF this tribunal
and who seek to dictate 70 them Who they shall CHOSE q
of their known feelings ard Judgment as to whc
would worthy in bin self and most honoraby tn the
protest at the ballot box which shall DO heard
from Maine California that despite the fears and intg
politicians the people be depended upon ID
make their selections Of suitable candidates and tC
vndicste the nation from the charge that republics are
ungateful'. $500.
Resolred That in denying the availability Of the mos
eminent Statesmen OF the day aud the prondest intellect
the age Daniel Webster they who doubt the success whc
such candidate would meet from the hands OF the Amer
can people show want Of their ability appreciate gIea.
ntss hike his well in their gatitu-e for his services
and enthusiastic admiration for the which they ny thei
eager promote his election should opportunity b.
offered them, will indignantly rebuke.
Resoired That have full faith not only in the avail
ability of Daniel Webster but in the triumphant success
which shall put his before the people as candidate
for the office OF President ard that hasten and
prompt spread the breeze the standard inscribed
with his confident that will be greeted with acc
nations the country and that under its fold
we shall be lad on triumphant and successful result
Resoired finally, That to promote the objects specified
the foregoing preamble and resolutions measures be At one
the nomination Of Daniel Webster, without distinction
party, be called at early day aud that mmlttee
prepare and circulate suitable aSdressto the friends OF
Webster in all the States OF the Unlon nvt9s ana ursn
the party cooperation with us for the accom-
plishment Of the noble purpose we have IN view .
Mr. Senate next introduced TO the meeting an
announc ed himself as Democrat and said the Dent
Gratis wanted man worther OF their steel than o
fuss aud feathers" He then launched out into an Il
yectye against Scott and called him ape and praise
Webster ICireat uproar followed; the audience wou
not stand II and cried" Turn out the Loco Fooo
He was compelled to retire
Mr. Dill, Of New-Jersey was next introduced, but
now being IL o'clock great portion OF the NEE
Ing retired end the speeches were soon concluded.
The resolutions were adopted and the meeting the
broke up.
Free Soil Convention.
IConciusion Of TWesdays Pyoceediag'.l
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