The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-21
NETTING N boston

He's The hai was hl'td at an eaIly hour with en-
= .rPstso Wth.tor men, ready and eager for the
fs"le, enter wuh tongue. brain, or mus c,e II
vs. uSiiy chez ing TO witress the interest of the
res' scly in tie greet cause
mathew ilaie Smith, Esq, from the COMMITTEES
MI InG e cal meeting in Fs1euii Hall, to pre-.
- ios people y Massachusetts, with Webster
c'"'era! ticket, presented the following report -
he committee appointed to call convention in
neui 'Sh hHs' 'asrn prompt sud active measures 70
Tsee bcfor he psopio cf MaSsaohusctts Webster
s. ,etcl ticket II ihr putlc cal shall demsnd such
fta Tho step q ono e great Pnblic momtnt ana IN
~ action inu.t kotp IN view what l. iue & Nr
a ester himself psp,r i in circulation contaicng
90. CS,i si IN citizens Of Massachusetts who
n vor 81 an asauiyntion bv which their ve.es oa III,
A4wu T. Daniel Webster fer the Presidency are r.
slu,s1sd TO assemble AZ Fanouil Hall -, 10 take
n''.uIss for tho nomination Of Webster electoral
Printed ferns liz on tho table gentlemen interested
q ibis matter requested TO them obtain sigma
tor and return them without delay. James French
town, requested DO the same work one thousand
nes IN Bose and vicinity will justify the immediate
cail = public Ing N fancui Hall 49, !, :,
Tie report was received with Enthusiasm
Assesses Of sr,red and patriotic nature were
Isdc by Messrs George Whoelwr-ht Arthur
I1cseT'ag, Smith, hubbard Winsiow. :
ignsn. - Deu,on John Sretson, sud the Presi-
cent Mr.. Nheatwrght gave George Evans n
severe and just trimming for deserving Dauiel
Webster, alter that great man had made him all
Mr.. Pickering gave the Scott clique in this city
most scathing castgaton, and denounced in lust
tems, the putting up Tor Presidential. candidates
mere military men.
speech, taking the ground that there was about as
much OF a chance for Scotts shining where Webster
was as penny csnale at MONDAY.
Mr.. Winslov remarked upon the fact that this
was movement of the pe0ple-the masses Mr.
Lyman briefly reviewed the doings of the Baltimore
Convention, and demonstrated the transcendent
fitness of Mr. Webster for the Presidency. Dir.
Denton, an out and-out Webster man, urged ito.
mediate and earnest action, aud urged that the
Webster party could alone break down the coalition
party In this State Mr.. Stetson reviewed the
course OF Evans ano Seward, and their base actions:
and Mr.. Smith urged the necessity of the Webster
men sianomg up lile men, both for their State and
national rights. xErxsr
II was voted to send circulars throughout The
state, 10 obtain signatures for the grand Webster
demonstration in Faueui Hall.
The meeting Was attended by many Of our first
citi2sns, and was "a most cheering oneI
The meeting then adjourned, to meet again-on
Friday evening.
WEBSTER ADDRESS.
Ine Following address to the people of the United
States, in behalf of Mr. Webster, is said 10 be from
the pen of one Of the most talented men in Massa-
shusette.-
numerous gathering OF the citizens Of Boston, who
are dissatisfied with the nomination made by the wing
party at the recent convention held in Baltimore hereby
DANIEL WEBSTER
% h ihuepehosnt Of party for the office OF
no tsctious spiritwe not impeed TO il by ANY mo
Nee OF sen nties-we are neither politicians seek
ers sitsr ohicwe have ends to which separate
US. in any n from our fellow citizens-bnt we
have looked upon the action Of the wing convention
With deep sorow-with bitter regretand feel called
upon 10y sense Of duty higher than allegiance to party
to enter eur protest against that action publicly to
avoS cug determination only not TO sustain il but to
do Whatever lies in power to elect the man who
should have been its candidate. and who would have
been its candidate had not the good sense Of the great
mass Of the wing parry been circumven,ed by few de
signing. cold boooed. selfish politicians Fellow-ci
2ehs-Untcr ordinary circumstances-aganst the can
didGt1e of the M. ipder
gnt domination we VIII aware would be Of no avail
But We say and the people of the United States of ali
parties V bear witness TO the truth Of assertion
that neither of the Offered for your SURFACES are
such a. should have been presented at this time We
ask you TO consider whether the election of either the
wing or democratic candidate will tend promote best
interest Of our common country to give commanding
position before the world encourage the friends Of
freedom IN other lands struggle for the triumph Of the
divine right OF self government? Whether, in fact the
election Of either oi the party candidates will tend
to wealen own confidence in our own institutio,s
and to strengthen the hands tyranny the old world
We make this nomination, then. under ordinary cir
cumsances nor for any ordinary purpose We present
the name OF man for your surages who ads the
respect the esteem and the admiration every patriotic
citizen OF cur broad land be his party ., objections what
they lay who cnmmsD ds the entire confidence Of IN n
Of all parties al home and who stand. before the world
the greatest Statesman of The age. We believe that the
discomfort with the nominations both the great parties
wide sread deep and well founded and that every
man who agrees with In opinion win for once throw
aside the trammes OF party and vote according the
dictate OF his unbiased judgment success nav at
tend u.s. We call therefore upon all such 10 unite
with us rpoD this great issue. We appeal to their pa
trotism their love Of country and Of the Union their
regard for liberty and the right Of self government
thei National pt,de and their best interest to
join u one well cpcerted eoit to place Daniel Webster
in the Pres6enis chair And why should not this ef
fort be made Why should the intelligent people Of this
great country benI in avsh submission TO the behes Of
few men who MAKE politics trade and the poti
cgl machinery OF party organ cations merely to
6e1 Interests whose artfu ms nagemcni has thrust
aside the greatest o both parties and who have
now for the fourth time declared that neither talents
nor statestaanshp nor patriotism. int riy. nor Q
long life ssorny devoted TO The ~ sic service shall be
taken into consideration in the selection of our chief
magistrate Why mould not this eiorl be made when
we know that 1t Is emrenly right That in making it
we ere performing high and holy duty aud that whe
Their br crowned by every msn no lend
hs rio will have che heartfelt satsfac ion of knowing
That victory viz be glorious triumph iadeed but tina
ho dshoDoT viii cln. feat In this effort earnestly
ask the 60 operation Of fow citizens in other Stats
who tbirt do; n I'll those who prefer country TO
psry sn6 who have raj courage enough 10 oxnres ihot
preference We are ready to meet with the any time
and ste,y place 10 consult and combine With them 10
GO wbstev'r may be done % redeem the party
leaders and IN place IN the
she ought TO occupy before the world.
To Our fnaLo~ tiuztSs % MAs.Acn .syrrs:--We say
that u ov1pE in 10 the influence exered
at Baltimore by the false hearts ami false tongues Of
some q our own pod ciaps that Daniel Webster is net
the c3n5idaie 81 tho Wig party. For not tboe
HesS NIB Which sxpeted their own preference for MIN
while ney ioeidcuty used every effort agaiust him. And
were OOt those tongues false which declared that Daniel
Webster could not carry the electoral Of lis own
statet y owing n Ipt, also TO the action Of two Of
cur own deleesles in teat convention that great
state msD thrown aside make way for n mere mill
ttiy cbeaino Che vote Of one Of them who expressed
strong preference for Mr. Webster, and yet voted
against bu fftytofoe times on the poor pretence hs
be u rot poPular vtb the people And to the vote Of
sno'htt who could not consciontiousy support tba
man vbe made chat seventh OF March speech even At
tr he had openly declared he had in that
that the doctrines Of that speech all right and true
and That they stano--nnd must stand-as the corner
ttone q the Union ~ il because thus sandred by our
ONn i'oW ritsens tbst fe. called upon to speak out
etwe nave spoken without waiting the action other
Stases There Thousands among uswhirs and demo
crsts-~ho will not give their ter ofthe party
csndidaee Thousands Of all parties who earnestly desire
20 express their dapprova Of the political rickery which
has set aside the greatest name In country -
the Krcetef living man in the world-thousauds
~bo. tbty dc more will refrain from cast
ing thor votes al the coming election. 10 all
such say. chat silence Is enough; al ain from
voiog u tho next thing to supporting can1dstes to
wboft election We opposed Let therefore. cx
press dirspprobatioD 10 such make Il