New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
ANOTHER GRAND WIG RALLY.
IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM.
SCOTT LIFE GUARD IN THE FIELD

Broadway. The large Han was cOHPIC'c's '-'
so much 60 thai second meeting was obliged 70 DC heu
On. doors ccrnprising those who were unable to get
into the Hall The greatest possible enthusiasm pre-
rs;led throughout the evening aTording ample evil
dencc that the ,pirf Of the wings Of NewYork has not
! sbsted one lot Lieut. WIN II. BRowS president OF
the Association) occupied the Chair, and Near H.
! MCDONALD and J. H. II. WARD acted ss Secre;arles
Col. SEVER, of Louisiana was the first
spesker, and on coming forward was received win
hearty aurlsnse lis object tonight not TO enter
into an elaborate dseuison Of the Issues to be seed
On ,he Cd of November Il WIS right, however, that
the Wbio. Of NewYOrk should know tue exact state OF
the canvass throughout the country IL was hot Using
the language Of extravaganza say that IN the present
contest interests were involved the moot important tlat
could affect the people Of this Republic The prncpie-
Of the party were going 10 pass through one Oh
the severes ordea that they ever had gone through
and out tTiumphanty Incir oppone az Douh9 90
yether by the cohesive power-the love OF pubic
thunder were raYCnOus Tor place an1 power Inc
principles Of the Democracy were very lew they were
exactly seyen-fye Oaves and two small fishes lap
psu And u wHe for those seven cOn-l1efhtlon- tn't
The LccoFoco party were now sru ggtng He content
ed hat the principles OF modern mocracy were ~
different from the Democracy o. Jcefson VI icrn De-
nocracy established by the gentleman VINO raises
cnbtnces a. Undertook the first TWO letters OF whose
name Martin Van Buren,. IL early LIE Il IN JacAson
wa Of Federal prOciyea, AZ might be seen from ms
letters TO M Monroe. But during hH term oil
SOD party Van Barren succeeding. on the prestige Oh
Gen. ia, kson's name founded win the assi-ence oil
Fanny Wright, the present socalcd D'mocraui party.
But whore was ROW the boosted champion OF the molfFa
Dsmoc rAcvl Since the people refused 10 indOrse hun,
iD 1910 he was the cherished exponent and
trusted leader o. that pnrty or organization wnlch
ly reason Of the pornici0usDcss o. its doctrines
made every lover Of the country-Inede even Henry
Clay treInh'e FOR the reely Oi the Union Inc Sjntn
aid not want the rejection u NJ srun Vn Blr'n
tie prosont Loco Foco candi late, 10 be palm u oil
EuFl oireIf IN he NJ OF
and the F,npre 10 he fathfu 20 ire glorious nOn
TO the compromise and 10 tie great Wing princples
that had been defined and eIorously illustrated by tie
long, and patriotic, and useful le 81 me immortal
CAv lGrcpt cheering II NcwYOrk proved faithful!
ma dehgrged Is duty when the smoke OF N; battle
would clear away on the night OF ihc ~ oil NOVemper
theimmOItoheo, the grem and the good mtn-.ne Tact
OF the great Of bygone dav--would be elected 70
the P4esidonii Chair-Wn,eld scott Most euthu-
-iatic cheering which lasted for some minutes Mr. :
Teeumed ~ econ silence was restored, and in the
ccurss OF ms remarks referred o. the his having
voted in the National Convention for the present H. UNI
bent Of the Presidential Chair his State too went for
thot gent euans nomination But Gen scott proved
70 have the strength in the Convention. the Wh-s
o. Louii, would not prove rtcrcsIt - sound NJ
EInciple,-tley were not gong to bolt Ia ms 1ute
every Wing stood shoulder 10 shoulder and foot 70 foot
and on q ID o. November would most a5uredlv roll
up a m.jor.iy OF some 800 for Scott and Gr-
ham. In many Of the large cities there were,
without doubt many Wing croek3rs predicting al kinds
O misiCtuncs for the party. Tra crOaking only served
tom,kc the Loco-F ocos smile and sheer II wrong
10 the Wig pafJ-a wong to themselves lndviduaiy,
ana unjust the memory o. tire dead who had sp'nt
their long live in the advancement Of the principle OF
the party. Mr. = then referred 10 the amcntet dcnlse
o the utiri0u aud statlrInnn. the great Web
scT ana ty called upon that gencm N friends
"a come forward now and give manly ani honorable
support 10 the nominations OF the Nitonal Convention,
in opposition 10 the men md pUty VINO mad since NJ.
WEnsTLRs known TO thc country, done LILLE
elto than maign and tTaduce him until he was in ni-
uUvc, md now stood upon that crNc shedding their
crocodile tears, and making lamcntaOn for tue IN
gratitude Of the Wing party. Mr. = then read an
extract nom an article IN The UG>tiRgi0R D1,
M on the death of Mr.. Webster, aud stigmau2rd The
allegation therein made in reference 70 Gen SOFT and
the Baltimore Wing Convention a. most unmitilntcd
c6lumny ia every particular. Ptesng from that topic,
Mr. then touched upon the mcrs q OF the LocoFOco
nominee ard held up to the admi-Ing gaze OF the inn
meme gathering the improved, revised and cDbelishe1
biography OF Gen. Franklin Pierce-siLe inch by lig
inches paces-much 10 the amusement OF all present.
he then alluded 10 the previous political course Of Nr
Pierce and pictured in fOrcble terms the dirc e-uls
that must in the country should be unJr
tunate ss "a get LOcoFoco rulers IN March mex
IN conclusion be called upon the Ways OF New
York an tie name OF great AMI glorious country
in the name OF the Union and IT. great defender
and champiCn-tO stand by the nomination OF Gen
scott Let tie Wnigs OF Nsw.York shut up their
shops if need Jc-ncalcct their business for few
hOui,-tot-ustnin the country in the coming ygle
lie invoked them by ell the memories OF the past-by
tie sautcd memory Of The immortal Clay, AMI all the
ChCmpi OF the pHTyO 90 forth 70 The contest shout
der Nr foot % loot and hand 20 haad presenting
one unbi oxen front The result no; doubtful 1h
poet Of lecouutIy looked chociins-pubc opinion
In the RIGHT direction The gratitude OF the people
finding H. way their hcuts, and they resolved
10 dcer the last OF the great natl nal heroes OF tn
county and when the smoke OF the battle of the OF
November should have passed away from the fed. the
ctslCs q victory ud be perched upon the Wing
banner. Loud Cheering
Toward the close of the speakers remarks the Fifth
Ward Scott md Graham Wing Club headed By i,s
PRECEDENT with banners, transparencies torches, SC.
entered he Hall and were received with all honors
Lieut.. WV. H. Brown President Of the
Scott Lie Guard Association offered tho following res
olutons, which were unanimously adopted and said
few words in explanation Of the organization OF the
Scott Lie Guard. The members of tie Association
were all men who have fought under Gen. Scott upon
tic tented aeld AID who now banded together for
the puIo-e Of assisting him in leading them another
victory:
WAceas IS citizens who have horne arms for our coun-
iIy snder tie Command o. Gen INflELD ScOrt feel
mlIsTatNcly clncd upOu 20 opinions which arrls
sXpeIuco Las onsh form OF our candidate TO- me
fitsden'y ana Dhs conscious taI rrca Iu stion OF his
public s,TNiC,s weud he deeIne by majority fell
lowcinxens aWok ofsuPercrogstOu while vivid rccolec
tons OF many private virtues aoa appeal 10 graf
ituGe ard esteeit-TheTeiore be 70
Resolrcd Tha; confident that WINFIELD scoTr j.
no IS eHinenily qualified BY hs Prompte- and dec
sion % character, % Vigorously administer e laws ald
Gown BY sAe legislative body, and 10 carry them a.
manner Which would iEsaie tranquility and harmony
home, vel IS command the respect Of foreign
Res0liod, That WINFIELD SC0Tr soldier. i. en-
loGmeut OF CHI sIy-as mda. nllHed with that a spirit
humanity which prompted hun ay aside the flsigu
IT rsnk Sud IN Tie aEArhoase and military hospitals
lister 10 has sck and wOnnded irOw-czrus whom fh- i0-.
OfWsI had placed vi der his clareesnd A. pairi
hsyii that panty II motive and nr-re IN the welfare Of
our whole oonfodeIsoy OF States which would Aorn tue
Chief Executive the Union.
Mr. Henry j. RAYMOND was then introduced
and spoke a. follows:
Nh. PRESlDENr AND GENTLEMEN Soldiers
who. xnder WINFIELD Soorr, have been baptized in
blood and have come out steel rejoice to 6ud my.
seh among you tonight AN glad witness ;hs; az
dor OF attachment that unconquerablc affection for the
great Captsin under whose sl-emhrseing eye you
have often dared the extrenities Of death which
marks strongly The relation Of soldiers to theesiers
under whom they have served. Common pedls alwsys