New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26


And on the shelf we "A lay 'em.
The People highly estimate
The choice Of SCOTT and GRAHAM.
On another transparency was the following:
TIRE PEoPLgs CANDIDATE, /:
OLD CHIPPEWA. /:
The man who lost a battle will win his greatest
victory in November, 1852.
Several other banners bearing the names of the
candidates were carried in procession by delega-
tons from different Wards, and placed upon the
stand in front.
During the early part Of the evening, fifty guns
were fred from Fort Green, by M,j. Taft, and an
equal number from the Brooklyn flights, by Maj.
Powell. The whole city appeared to be in a blaze
of glory.
The meeting was called to order at about
8 o'clock and the following officers were chosen:
PREslDENr-RoLLIN SANFORD, ESQ.
Fiy,t Ward-James Humphrey, Robert Shsrwen.
Second Wdyd-C b. Brown Elisha b MoTvn
Thtyd U0rd-Charles Marvin, Arthur w. Benson,
Fouyh Wayd-John NJ Hicks, Bourdette STyker
Fun Hayd-Nicholas b Rhodes John Leach.
SiIh WUd-Jsmess 7. rsnshae John w Degsuw
Serenh UGyd-Seymour L Hustled William Cobb.
Eighh Wayd-Henry A. Kent, John @ B,rgen.
Ninth Ward Montgomery Queen Daniel 7 Walden.
ficrenh Ward-Wm Hslsey, Edward T. Backhouse
SEcREIARIEs-William T. Peck First Ward William
NJ Boerm, Second Ward Conklin smith, Third Ward
Fifth WATd; Charles Kelsey Jry Sixth Ward William
seaman, seventh w%Si YIN 4 fnt5 Eighth W ysCtI
Thos. Reddlng, Ninth Ward Edward Seymour, Ienth
Ward; Vim. muchmore, Eleventh Ward.
Mr.. SANFORD, in returning thanks, con-
graduated the audier the which had assem-
blfd them together namely to raty the nomination OF
msn who he'd the protector Of his country, Con-
WINFIELD scoTr. Loud cheers He hal two rivals
at Baltimore both deserving Of support the one for bis
staesu anshp the other for his gigantic intellect yet
Scott was the successful standafdbearer There has
been disappointment but let all true Wings bury inc
hatcher end let there not be ia Brooklyn that will
refuse to rally In support of the gallant veteran has
spilled bis blood for country. lCheers
During the delivery of the above, por-
ton Of the platform gave way, and considerable excite
ment vas created. Fortunately, however, no one was
injured and tie carpenters work soon made .strong
enough to hold the officers Of the meeting, and lev
more of the Wing party than were previously on it,
Mr.. CULLom, of Tennessee, on being in
troduced said that he claimed credit for having
fought the good fight real Clay Wing will assert his
faith wherever fortune places him. In 1882, as Ken
tucAisn raised boy he asserted bis principles
der the shadow of Jacksons Hermitage, and that
boy stands before you Representative from that
vail We are Indebted to the fathers of country,
who now sleep In DEATH for all we have, and he was
here night to speak Of another father Of his country
Old Cherubusco He bad voted IT the Baltimore Con
vsntion 81 votes for Willard Gilmore, because he
tbouoht be deserved renewal Of his commission but
seomnromise was required, and he did not wan, the
VIII, party 10 90 TO the ID lie was just as ready
10 support Webster the Fillmore party gave way, or
re, rerso but the Webster party stuck together with
| an obstjpacy be never before All this dime the
| scott stock had taken Jump, WnI was ne 20 40 /,
| ma principles were " Measures, not Men The 81
States en- tered into Compromise and scott obtained
the nemiDsuon from the unanimous viii OF inc whole
| Union Now who Is Seotti why, wnen we were
| snrklings this man feet In hight was barring
hs buso 10 British bullets; under Northern ross and
southern suns He therefore presented him as Ma
| doDAl man--as Northern man, Southern man, ~,
and an Eastern und Western man-"ithCo' solog lneo
remizing his trauscendsnt achievements, Tor these
| every one knsWs But people cay that ss military
| mamie wont be it for civil duty. No doubt the
some objection was preferred against GenerAl Hsofes
| Ws,bnStop and we guess be made very good Presi-
! dent ICheers and laughter. The opponents Of Ten.
Jackson preferred similar charge against the gallant
olo Hickory Yet ind that he could not be kept OUT
- on with HaETkop who was considered An OH iran
nv and the hero Of BuensVisfs, they went Ia with
,e,fect rush SO will il Do with Scot, and you must
| Turn into the current or be swept on Wno hopposed
10 him Gen FrsnkiLg Pierce, General bless the MARX
! re would Ike to know how many bullets M carries Ia
bs bedy What battles be fought and wnere ne ouFisd
b. dead He would give thousand dollars 10 any one
- uoud show a single scalp he ever took Laugh
80 Now be heard SOMETHING about this General 40
.older but he would lay the blame on bis horse va
SCOTS horse never threw his Tder al Lunoy btne
1ben his CHARGER was shot from under hlt, ocol eui
covEn Brush sacer and took possession Of bis horse
T5~t's lie rsy our General falls from bis horse lie
"a. onDosed tn fsinting, either by man or norso-
| II suS6,erl What did Gen. Pierce ever nehti Ia
voir,-the Champagne bsrtle Aye, II be ever wa
sbof II must have been in the neck lHoars Oh Angn
,erI Od scott and Wing party believe tnsi Just pro
,econ sbould be giyen AmeTcaa Industry ana tn4t IN
,si provernepts should be carried out Give bin
hen vor yotss, support and you support the country
I'D Il Il any honest lrishmaD here, ne Will sappon
scot, for when scOtt al Queen,town win severa
rFbis ,t.ers the Birth officer tried 20 MAKE tue fnef
,peak so that be could discover y tneir orogus
| - we're Irlshmen In orcer send them To olood]
FrSlsrS When Scott heard this, be Jumped on
| - 5erk cried out Paddles. hold your tongues BIN
| sstd the Officer we have already picked OUT twenty
Sc. men who would be executed what did oeos
ssv tbeni He threatened for every uaa mat vas Pu
| 80 desth he would execute two Yes, and me hSA
-, on. that fen into biz hands detained upnl o
| E.sr5 hat Judgment had been passed upon ms IT..
sol6ier, This frmness saved their lives; ana -.
| afrerxard he met some Of them just arriving -,
Icpg VOYAGE who when they saw the uAn ~ ,s.nLs
preserver ran toward him, spd ennor~eIp | an
INN with an eloquence that came from men 49,
IN HL - ,hsIr eves AZ well 90 from tnen toogsS'
whs,e 4. ~, Id,huap sher that ousni not 70 supper
the sallsnt veteran
Col. w. PREsros Of Kentucky was tne
..n,a % m. stand. he said, People OF brookyni %
~,..,,gDs have gone Of Baltimore. and the hear"
- ,rexble With excitement with DISAPPOINTMENT
h4oHJ IL, here three VINO nla