New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
MASS MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA
uagui6cent and Enthusiastic Popular
Demonstration!
10000 Wings i'm Counci'
SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN.

rhs wh;gs Of the City and County OF
ph;lad,lphia met in immense numbers on Mon
asv evening. 10 welcome the Wing members OF
C.oa,re.s. on their return from Washington CITY,
An take counsel together and add new impulse
70 the movement in favor Of one, whom in few
more weeks will prove 10 he nov the fret 10 the
hearts Of his cOuntr, men," The place OF meet
ing was IndepeDde nce-squ-re; the hour designated
q o'clock, but long before that time, thousands
had gathered together, and other thousands were
pouring in from all directions.
Scott and Graham Cube, with their banners
and lsnterns came in proc. ssion from all sections
of the city, until hardly vacant 'pOt was 20 be
found in the square. A new platform, bn ilantly
lighted with gas, was erected immsdiatel' IN the
rear of the Hail. and around 1t the muudes gstbered-
sea of up burned tacss-whle fireworks and waving
ssss and music combined to throw an additional charm
over the scene.
The Wbig Members of Congress were met at Wiz
uIngton by Committee appointed for the purpose,
and arrived In tbs city at lase hour 10 the Afternoon
when they escorted 10 their quarters. AmJng
Me Dguisbed gentlemen 10 attendance were Hon
L. D. Campbell, of OHIO; Hon. w. Parker, Of Indiana
Hon Edward Stanley. of NonhCsroliDa; II N. K w.
Tomp,op, of indiaoa; Hon. Joseph X. Chandler, OF
PenDsy IvsDis Hon. Henry d. Moore Of Pennsylvsnia'
and several otbers.
The meeting called TO order By John II. Diehl,
ESQ., President OF lbe City and County SCOT Club, upon
wbose u,ouon FREDERcK FRALEY, b'q, was az pointed
President ana large Dumo.r II g-otiemeD, IRON the
various sections OF city, chosen ~ act "a Vice
Presidents and Secretaries.
A series Of resolutions was submitted by Samuel
Iloyo F,a, two ~ which give 10 ex,enso:
R.,red That the Wings of the City and County Of Phil
adephis greet with proud sne lrateful welcome the 70
turn OF the Whie C1nEessionL Representa- Is from the
field IN which, AsaiLst maoty 90 omnipotent and un.
yieeins 20 control every political result nothing could
be won but honor the triumph Of duty fulfilled and the
gratitude Of situency firmly. faithfully, aud ably DE-
Tended that In the unequal struggle thus ehcodnetet,
they have Depdy sustained the present masned AMI par
scout, Administration, displayed al the attnbuss OF
enIfhened sta esen, earnest patriots AID honest friends
OF the people and thai their courage inspires Us with
bewec spn her hdshty with nanie DEVOTION snd their
example with lOtieI tsoge & boar onwai u victory lie
banner which they have 50 long aud 80 nobv upheld
Resoirsd That when the Legislative Councils Of free
country sir k from their Dbecily and coup pub
Inc DISTRICT ana contempt the # freedom .oss ~
then that such establishment Of TIE body which
posed represent the popular power aud will, hes
been The foIemJDeT Of the structon Of e1 npsuts
and that IL now seriously Ia eaens ours That The majority
Of the present Coz has gully II aud danger
Gus wiOrg 10 this Repubic-by rendering tafdy sno III
Sufficient support 70 the GOvern~htby wastefal appo-
priaton Of the public AID the ns' %
partial and improper obects-y Iefgsns p.-s svs the
most necessary and 10 redress evils the most tevous by
IDLE oonsuulOton " public timespo by i'm aud
degrading display Of pruaes aud factious ion ana
Ience Of debates without purpose Or order ang and Der.
sens sizes lcentJUs nbald, bsdinsse without
Git and Tutanis without aud that Il IL due 20
Abe cause of ism aud 70 the dignity and good
name Of the Nation that tho people should Nsit with
Stunning indignation the ourss-s which thos ~pef and ds
The President on taking the chair addressed the vast
assembly IN few eloquent and PERMANENT remark ex
planning the objec, OF the meeting aud then. after
"TppecsDoe, Taylor and Scdt song by g'ee CLUB,
succe, ded ,he speeches Of the gentlemen in hon
or the meeting was held.
The speakers al the principal stand, Hon 10.
sph Chandler, ana Hon Henry ID Moore Of Pennsyl-
.,al D.gk l.fft. ~
l.. Taylor, Of Quo; Hon. Ed ward Stanley, OF North
Carolina; Hon. l.. D. Ca peel OF Ohio, end Hon. r.
w. THOMPSON, Of Indiana, who mad sresdy spoken an
hour Al another stand.
The speeches Of these gentlemen are described az
having been shkiDgy enthusiastic and eloquent, aud
from the sketches Of them when se find In tHe pills
depha papers, from the character of the audience and
of the OCCASION from the !mDO lance Of the topics ds
cussed, we can easily conceive that whatever OF eo-
quence the speakers possessed must have been cslsa
forth II was midnight whSn Mr. roonpson con.
cluded his second speech and tits oosehe greeted
With three hearty cheers
The question then taken the resolutions, which
were adopted unsDimcusiy The meeting then adj
iourped with nine for Scott ah1 Graham The
bard struck up pstruue air. and the vast cOncOurse
returned o. their respective bones
second meeting organized in the southern part
of the main walk OF the square. where stssd had
been erected John c. Bait,, E'g, called 10 the
chair and before iskng hs sect INSIDE some very sound
sensible remarks. Ne then Introduced Mr.. Chas Glib
bops, who spoke with uncommon spirit Mr. g w."
followed by Hon. Addison White Of Ny who spoke
for about half hour very sccepaby TO the crowd that
surrounded the stand Mr. Whit4 represents Mr..
Gays old Distfet In Congress When he closed, Hoo
Richard w Thompson, of Ind wss introduced, and
spoke for upward o. an hour most delightfully."-
TIE Gee Club followed Mr.. rhompsjn's truly bril-.
liant sfOr'. Hoo Richard Yates q ILL., closed, and the
meeting adjourned With msny cheers The greatest
Enthusiasm characterized the Occssion.
TIE demonstrson from fret 10 last vas OF the unst
imposing character. Thousands upon thousands we're
IN attendance aud the enthusiasm beyond bounds