New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
were then read and approved

pg and enlisted It's attention for Considerable psroS
BY the perunency Of bis very fOrciols and eloauen,
MARKS He dweit with mnch eject upon tas fact "a.
the protection and advancement OF labor The md
feature of the WING platform. Ia contra distectoa IA
The Iubous policy Of he Opposition, ~aicn says ha
stfenuousy ,uosed Labor because IL 1ss ever n.,,
10 Pro,s c,ion. He alluded 10 rae L0vSc- rzo Gu,
porting the Democratic nomination, - consius,,,
evidence 10 show that the election OF Gen rerce mvr
necessarily be 10 the injury o. our eouoiTy end ib.
varcsment Of British teTess By reason OF hsvia.
perpeiua,ec 10y the Opposition a. psd Of our Do
iiresi sy.,sm Greet BFi,sins fsvvrits hseey--Pres
Trade The speaker then parallel besweea tia
character snd qualifications u the ctud'dsocs-suO
szipR In eoQus terms the thousand and onsiaponant
pubic services rendered to bic County ey toe Old
Hero II Lun6ys Lane dur'ng the course II IDS lSax
sind evenffal life His remA' ks coached n en-
tremely courteous strain. when Speaking Of his po
hrcsl opponents. M. i, amid loaa cheering, gws
way for
TIE Toulirson, Esq, who In bis own peculiarly
hsppy manner drought down the house repeatedly
by the home rescbipg ,hrusts that he deat right and lei
among the rlckety things Of the OpPosiuIn rs fot
lowed the old General from the blazing lines OF Lan-
dys Lane TO bis triumphsl cary into me ct1's OF
Mexico the head OF nis yictJfous and devoted to
lowers His marks were deeply ioterestiug and
received throughout with the heartfelt so2Ssse
The meeting then on moti,n, resolved TO proceeds
the conclusion OF Ito business 10 Ina Whig RsstqusrrS
With Ward, upon she invitation of the Hard shed
Scout ana Tshsm Club Of tast " ard
A song wss then sung snd some routine oasine.
olspo.ed Of after which the meeting adjourned aud
formed In procession 10 the street. sud preceded
headed by ire officers OF the Ciubto the Headquarters
of the Eshth Ward Hard Shell Club, corner OF Lsu.
rens ana Spring ss pom reaching the place of meet.
ing Il was that the Hard shells lad tsmpora
rarity vscsts their quarters, having gone TO condact
the lundy Lane Club their Ot sc,iop la tae
sbse nce of The Hard Shell Cub, the Pceslde0t Of
the Niuth' Ward Luncy's Lane Cub called tho meet.
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Several spirited soOg. were sung by Mes.rs Ml'srs
Frazier end Stout nbeg ard ihsn Col Dorraucs, ,ln
Wsrc) and Col Hswley, ct E'ie County, made sone
brief but well pointed ewArks. Tina tOrmer nansd
gentleman could his brother Whgs shat fro tao
Information cleaned oy him Ia regard popular opin-
on during recent tour through many Of tha Western
States he had doubt but that the result OF the con-
eat would be triumph foe ths,r csute Col Hssiey
sho spoke In regard the prospects othe psry To hs
section Of tho county He coo'd assure his t'ends pro-
sent that Ia Eis County, the Noigs not ony talked
but hey also acs g. and he could safely proutss tht
they would no, be found among The mi sns or wanting
next November
The Hard Shell Club returned at thls time accom-.
panied by an excellent band bnuers trsnsp Arenciss
&C. Ac and upon making their appearance, ~ere mos
enthusiastically greeted by their friends OF the NH
Ward.
short ard spirited addresses wers then msds by
Messrs TomliDsou, Mihken, ONth Ward and others
and after further excellent singing from the Ges Club
and heartily prolonged cheering for Scott aud Ga.
hsm, the iXth Ward Lundy's Lane Club and tho
With Ward Scott and Graham Hard Sae Club, aud
many other objects of favor among those present thu
large a,sembage separated In the best possible good
feeling.
E,emrH WARD. - The Hard Shell
Scott and Graham Club held a meeting in springst,
Laurence, last evening, President Ii. N. Wtdin
the Chair This tremendous turn out OF the peo'
pie for Ward meeting. large stand was erected Ia
the street. and nearly the whole space between Wooster
and Lawrence s,s. crowded with people The ON
nbusses had to leave the ute as II was utterly mpos
bic to force their through. The utnoa enthusiasm
prevailed the speakers and singers were frequently
interrupted by the cheers OF the audience and ons
of the speakers justly remarked there was no doubt 10
the minds Of all who Witnessed this demonstration that
the campaign was opened la this Ward az ell eyeau.
ELOQUENT and stirring speeches made by w. b.
Miniken j. w. Greene, w. b. Wedswood, Nicholas
Carroll H. c. Banks and Morris De Camp, Esqrs songs
by Messrs Mssiog, Stoutenb urgh al Gsvt
FOURTEENTH WARD.-The Whitfield
Club met at No. 23I Grand st., President VIM S. Wood
In the Chair. This was only the second meeting Of
this Club, and mostly of business character. Msny
members we're admitted and short addresses vera
delivered by Lieut. Brown and Col. Perce. There -
iDgiog aud great deaf of good feeling. This
Club will hold large meeting next weck.
CITY OPPOSITION CONFERENCE.-The
Convention met last evening at Tammany Hail. %
nominate candidates for Controller Street Commis-
si0ner, Comml',looers Of Repairs and Supplies, City
Inspector and Governor Of Aims House, and organ.
lied temporarily Oy the choice of T.. A. KlnS (rhird
Warc) Chairman pre- TEN. The bunker contestants
lected pur'usn, to the call Of The General COMMITTEES
OF 5'h OF August, received from First, Fourth,
Sixth, Ninth. sixteenth Seventies nh, Eighteenth Nine
eenth snd Twentieth Wards
The Quin party we're admitted from Nnsteenth
Word by majority over the mcCarby Delegation,
who, with the rejected Soft Shell Hunksr and Barn.
burner cOntr staLts from the other Wards announces
that they will not consider the T.mmsny ma
binding upon their ifiends ii they 10 be thu. pro-
fcnbed.
The Convention organized permanently by the eiec.
ton of Daniel w Norris (Tenth Ward) socre,arie, =
Thomas Mundsy, (Eightb,) Charles A. May (Six
teebth. Adjourned 10 Tnursdsy evening next
Humber aud Barnburner named Irving and Mas.
ersOp, from the NneteeIth Wa q got Ia scuile a, the
be ad Of tue second hgnt Of stairs aud la melee they
tLdeevoTed 10 throw each other over the b.anister
snd came neh succeeding but for The Intervention Of
of the bOarders Of hotel, who were alarmed
by the cries OF these pugDacous individuals Mr. Mas
tersOn's face covered with blood
There was much animated conversation la the bar
room, and inDumersbie threats Of boiting from tho
fri nds OF eeted contestants who will have volce
In the nominations Several me- mbers of the Common
Council loud Ia their appeals for union and har
noDy, but With little avail, the wranglng was kept
up after A NJ. by ths active parisans.
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TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT BRIDGE
Pozr-Accordlng to Information obtained yesterday,
the accident at the bridge ths Housasonic near
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