New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

Broadway TeaePot And, r.oa. first grand Magical sorse
SO' eardehTIhe Married kste f!sn,h 1oa Spanish Panes
2',n9u' nussuT-c-re.n seop'ursi Dssot15t Views, &c
satr snnAs-vi.w. Minor tDay and Ereainsl
RECEPTION OF WHIGs FROM TIVE SoUTH.
The Young Mems Wing General 'mmiitee received
a delegation of about 80 Wings from Baltimore and
the District OF Columbia, reas to Niagara Falls, on
Saturday evening, at the Hall of the Broadway
House. Several wbigs from Pennsylvania accom-
panied this delegation The Baltimore Wings wore
badge with Maryland Line" inscribed on It,
They were first received in the Committee where they
were addressed by Erssus Brooks, the Chairman ofthe
Committee, who extended cordial welcome to these
enthusiastic Southern Wings The guests Of the Com
miiiee, with John G. Wllmott Of ,tmore, as Chsir
maD then taken to the public hall of the Broad
way House, where they partook of Refreshments and
were addressed by two of Gen Scots soldiers A. Lun
dy's Lane, Mr. Burke, of Maryland, ard Good sin, of
Pennsylvania, and also by messrS. Millikan, Of Nav
York, and Roberts of Bsinore (%ho toasted the New
York Delegation to the linore Convention, and testi
fed to the Scott "Delt gates Large" to the National
wblg Couveution) Mr. Brooks then warmly eulogized
the Wings of Maryland for their consan, devotion to
Wbig principles The words Maryland Line re-
min ded him of the patriotism Of tue of Charles
and the Wings of the South generally for the
inaion Of the present incumbent of the Presidency bat
with all true Wings he had enlisted for the election
of ScoTT and GRAHAM. Mr. B. WA lou3ly applsuded
After few remarks from james II. Welsh, the
guests of the evening escorted to their hotels aud
the Young Mems Whis Committee adj burned TO Mag
ara Falls JACOB Z Howard, of the Thirteenth Ward
presided the speci. Committee who received and
entertained the Wings of the South.
The delegates to Nisgara left at P. NJ for Niagara
Pals by the Erie Railroad.
The MAYOR AND CoMPTON.-A major
ity of the Sunday papers take notice Of them In
regard 10 the Compton article in high dudgeon We
expected the truth would trouble them, and are not
surprised at their unessiness The paternity of the
manifolded article is clearly shown by their sudden
anxiety to dhclam II. They differ materially among
themselves In the matter; Gays that the "resding
of the Mayors Message conveyed the Idea that His
Honor not absent from the City the l5.h of
June and hence the question Of veracity between hm
and the President Of the Board of Aldermen gnch has
been so riumphsniy decided 10 favor OF the later.
NV when this reading editor wrote his article there
were aidsys Of which he conld hardly be ignor.
ant showing that the Mayor left the City about
the day question: while Compton signed the bill about
II o'clock Another Sunday editor crawls of by reduc-
Ing question of versciy to matter of opinion.
Beside this he denies that he limited supposed that
the Mayor not out of town. Another pattes about
"dust in The eyes Of the people,, &C. but says nothing
to the point The EpeHins POs coming to tue rescue
Of Compton, endeavors 10 gloss over the trick, aud
throw the blame of Comptons shoulders
It 10 quite useless to waste words In this matter. IL
vds pisoe Of baTedeed rascOlhy from end 10 end No
honest legislation was ever enacted In tngt manner.
Ne honest signing honest bill would ever have
feared an Injunction or said, By way of excuse
for unparalleled impotence, that he feared IL ls IL
honest 10 get up petition In secret TO offer In the
Board Of Assistants, refer ii TO Special Com niree,
suddenly call back without waiting for report rush
1t through ION "Wednesday evening" at railroad
speed hurry 1t over to the other Board and concur
there on Thursday evening, and get 1t signed
by IL o'clock Friday morning We sag that such
legislation bears internal evidence of lis own rAs
calhy AoEtf laws are 10. made at that speed. Aud
this alone Is enough to throw suspicion on rue whole
affair Il il be proved tina. no bhoe Of $4,000
used, this haste Is fatal. Why Compton was so
green in the Mayors chair that be did Mt know how
write the endorsement Of the BILL and called Clerk 10
set the copy familiar" be with the dunes Of
Mayor. Way ddn't he nominate a Health Physician 7
Why didn't be veto the Sixth avenue Roadl Because
be came there soeE complete the Eghh-syenue job,
and had 10 desire TO NEEDLE with Msyorsy further
Without, being requested 10 oicAie he signed the blu
while the real Mayor rGs in he Ciy Of Her York. and
there 10 not an editor who represents % the contrary
who does not knop that he tells or inSnuAtes fsse-
hood there l. not who ate mpts to justly Comp.
ton who does no. know that be Is making himself party
TO as mean and wicked legislative gge as ever dis
ersced even kew-YOrk Common Council there is
not Who does kOr that there Is nohog honest
i in fha me- IL
the origin Of the petition 10 the last lettrr COnohs
signature utterly outrageous and d.sgraeeiuL
MEAGHER AND KossUTH.-In reference
to dspars gng remark touching hossuth, made oJ Mr.
Co1nery Reporter for The Herald ION the late excur.
zion Of the Montgomery Gusrd' Ar. Messher speaking
with great warmth and emphAss observed that be elE
be uoud be getting With dupcy II he did Dot express.
in the cst decs terms, bis dissent from the opinion
uttered by Dr. Cosnery in references - the ila'fou'
Governor Of HupgaJy He did 90 most respectfully In
the most friendly spirit but with the most emphatic de
Termination He had never concealed az opinion Waco 1
bis conscience told him It was necessary OF hSnO's07
m svox and now whatever mig est hin, however
serou,lv II might annoy bis friends there or eeFne'e
however much Il might tend to diminish The influence
he possessed or the popularity be enjoyed ne YOU'D
not hesitate 70 repeat what be bad svOSed upon us
landing in America. that for Gov. ho'suio ne en'e'
tanned tie highest sdGiTatOn-bs noble intellect ""
worthy Of the mobiles, homage-aDd in his nsesiy'l LIS
surii Of liberation and exalted courage ne
eeepes, trust This was bis hrm and eonseenH s -,
bLd 10 deny OF leave IL Ia doubt or anoisuly,
selfish o. personAl motives would be 70 e'mPfo
character IA wss bis ambition 10 sustain aud 70 rsnnsI
Li0,,ef unworthy of meeting the uDpensisned soocp
Of thst great Republic The above fcnHn "0'SV
ceiyed with loud and unanimous applause