New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23


rived home in the midnight train and received
with a salute of IS eun,, and by procession which
corted them from The depot The train delayed at
every stopping place in Delaware, by enthusiastic
crowds, ana speeches were made by the Delegates.
RATIFICATIor MEETING.
There was an immense gathering In
IndepenoeneesQuars this Tuesday evening John B.
Myers occupied the Chair.
Judge COnisd read some resolutions. which were
aoop ed uIsDmousy, preiscing them with eloquent
| speech.
| Gov Jones, of Tenn, also delivered an address
| ecitDg the enthusiasm OF the mass.
Delegations from various parts Of The country marched
the square music lanterns and banners Rockets
| and other fireworks were exploded throughout tbs
evening
Mr. Preston of Kentu ky also spoke at the principal
stand bile at another stand the southern side of
square a,ge crowd was addressed by messrs Morton,
Ct Ohio, Jessup, OF Susquehsnna County, VIM. NJ Nor
| rs Bud Governor Johnston
The greatest eptbu.iasm prevailed, and the nomina
tons ratified with scarcely negative voice. The
| following are the resoluiOns
| RssoiVed, That the Wing. Of Pennsylvania fully and
emphscsy approve and s the and resolves Of the
Wbs Baltimore Convention; that the principles asd
policy recognized by that body tho rule Of
action for GOsen and peoples hat thew originated
with ard have been sanctioned by most iluHnous
paio that our past AID present prosperity due their
bebtfcent ibfuencts ana that they and always
a, we believe ola large majority American people
Re'oised, That We hail. with pde and eIGltstion, the
nomination Of Gen WINFIELD SCOTT That he was andis
the choice Of Pennyl and that viii
awe him 20tC0 majority: That from the period when he
heart in her heart Of hearts, aud th.' every
succeeding OF s u'Ious hie has sdded to his glory
snd her gratitude. That hs satesmaDke prudence aud
ability reserved the blessings Of Pesce in the Noh east
en Boundary ana in the Canada quesons aud aVerted
don violence in The Nulhicston and Cherokee ex
cir, men that hi, administrative abilities have been sig
baily displayed War Department under many Ad-
uIisiTstoDs; and that his genius forecast and wisdom
eItoso the spplsuse o the world exhibited IN the plan
and conduct The Invasion Of Mexcann conquered I'm.
pssibte and victories that Knocked romance and shed
,nnorsi .oy UPON HIM. hs . az % eps@., Thai his
h.ah ind
swords his country sDemles-that his genius proved
BY bis unparalleled achievesens-his services are un.
equaled in magnitude advantage and brllance-and that
he q ousOus example OF exalted patriotic and pm
yae virtue .ods guarantee that IN the Presd -ncy TO
ndmirns country TO elect him. his triumph will he the
triumph OF paonsm and liberty Of the nights Of the pso
bs.oIrtd That we recognize IN Mr. VIM A. Graham,
gallant Of the South snoble Whls, teTvent patriot
ouu gui,bed statesman, faithful and fearless Champion OF
the Consultation and the Union and that ms nomination ter
the Presidency meets the entire and hearty appreciation
Ss.,rte That the Ming party ard has been
10 The Constitution and II, CompTomises ana favorable 70
all proper sislson for their enforcement; tha rhe We
depecae the facous policy that il forever digging aboL
The foundations Of our Government and that rene"s con
uoversy for the of snpg H. and creates perl oy
e1tog sdless doubt and dsquetude we always have
opposed and will oppose every disturbance OF he o0su
onaly adjusted balAsce OF Naoasl aud state hlsats
that the country ses to WING Administrator and 10
hs councils the settlement Of the recent sectional Con
o,sy and that teing thus happily settled we dep,seae
It's renewal under pTetext psogDg 70 perpetual Con
uti,n perpetual fdey, and 10 the laws IN being under
IL respeet ard admission.
That in levyns duties for she support OF Govern
meat di,crm ssn should be made for the encourage
ent Industry that the Opinions Of our "lscst
N,en HE e1peTiepce of the country ana the obroas
dictates OF i.dos and necessity urge the policy Of protec
non and that m foes must be ard the conscious f)es OF
American labor intent upon resgcrf to the ssndard Oh
foreign compen,son That speIshence In this foreign and
hostile policy has not only uesy checked the prosperity oil
but has reduced of her peculiar interests
10 That this result gDsy produced by the Urea
OF Pepusy vanis TO Pennsy lyana that tns same Inn
Sehy pe'petuaies the wrCng and that fraud ana
been and still used BY those who aiect pecus
devotion the people degrade and oppress them TO the
eobol on OF the European operative That wing tn9nph
Nhis ccuncs afford the only hope OF relief ana hAs
every 81 the Keystone and her betrayed
interests TO rally 10 the rescue
ReOsed That the navigation Of our lakes and Ver and
the commerce dependent upon H. are entitled 70 the potec-
and AID Of the General Government that the improve
6ensIdsd BY 'ound policy and by the vi" ara welfare OF
The nation; and that the proclaimed opposition BY Ny
Pierce aid hs party 70 such nprovements Is an 1ston
| 20 the prosIe,s Of the county.
Kes,irs Thai the official Of Mllard Fillmore h.s
vuoeAit The confidence Of h party aud won the aPProba
Al finances OF bis foreign policy have advanced and eeys
ted American interests and character abroad and that hs
deyoon 10 the Constitution, and tbs pun ana elevation OF
h. home contributed largely 70 dis
aim violence Of faction and 10 secure the Permaneace
| ana property Of the Union.
our opponents who under the prefeXt OF forcing tree ION
Upon he paiicns would emboii Ia ,gains all
tsbshed tovemmens-A perou, and poss ~ fatal 10
national existence and TO tho cause OF liberty throughout
the world. synpahl.e ~ eereJ WITH every oppressed
kindness and rehef with the laws Of nations and
the secuny Of the sacred deposi; Of liberty eonhsed b.
th,te who IL to ieeping IN trust iof Possery aid
| the world
R,sored That gratefully sppreeS the lofty genius
ard profound d, Dsnel Webster; that We have the
entire confidence in his patriotism and public virtues
ard that The devotion Of his extraordinary abilities Though
out long usiTi0us life % toe service VI his county,
espeoy h gigantic exerious IN The canse OF the Goa
suton ara Of The MOE. worthy .! the gatace OIL
! the piescnt ard OF al succeeding senefstlofs
keoifed That while the Wing patty cherishss an earnest
fidelity the Institutions bequeahed to and would ex-
pose them ssh hszs reckless Innovation, II u the
True party OF preservation and Ot progress OF the ase.
liberty and the ulles equay that Is opposed 20 al
partial legislation, TO msnopoes 10 restrictions nPoa SUI
sge 20 burdens upon labor Iresponsl pie teures s
long eims U Office and each and every device oy woh
power removed from the people and the principles OF re-
| pUtli equality coFked and enfe sbled
Esited That the Loco-Foco majority IN the present
Cobgess have BY their usees consumption OF pubic ns
and PRESSURE their tseoOs position TO the Ieed9 mea
Of government and then neeect Of all the ngn duties
htrested the exeinpiIed the corruption and naisrue
OF their party when in power and meted the ngna! con
dcmnAtlOn Of the country. -
| kesoted That The Wings Of the Keystone had with
pleasure the nomination Of Joseph Burlington Of Armstrong
a. The hs candidate for the supreme Coxt; that his pub
lie and private virtues his profound udon and exalted
abies uIst render han emnepty worthy that hisn
station and that viii every proper exsrsion 70 secure
| his election
Kssoss9 That we fling the Wing banner to the brses