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

$500. s~s,sseS and tho spesker made pssin 10 say
"a. mueb disappointed 10 the resuit But ss Gen
-. %. the nominee Of she party, ne zen ooaea
- 20 n and would support him sfn al an nignt
Whep me platform was oot-inea' ano In,
-, sl.er6 upon n. he 40 epthusiasiczy 70
s-s1 he he Convention would have osea
Wsbstry or Fillmore. In the section OF country ne
came from, they did not know such mao ~ re'e 9
~bep such msn 90 Old Cbsrubosco was about hs
- A p6dep, thst sct would carry shis St<te aad
Adv one would IKE to het $1,000 on the 'ssut ne
veus Inform them that the money was resdy Inc
~hos peoule Of the States have made 40 their mnds
A. .,sr a b, Gen ecost Will you do thesamef fes
yesSl NJ Pierce, he said. wac ~sn % hsh re'osct
sbiny and talent hut h.o b. served his nation as un
80 40 he rescn,, Daniel webter Heary Clay and
Hu,srd Piiln,or- They hsd all been 'rieL hnt every
Nud, hpsu that Gen Pierce had never been urea 40
80 M him NJ an ioexperi~nced man, and n"~tse
s,nn.rsbie 10 Gen Scott who IN trouble would guide
o. country safe into port
The Brooklyn Comet Band here played
IN srhviDins sir, after which
w. +. ROBINSON, of New York City,
v,s Introduced, amid cbeers Calls, he said bad been
made for Gov Jones, ofTenpsssce who was sddrsssg
ansenpg this evenpe, In Jersey City, but he would
probably be here by-snd by. during which time the
suser artillery would occupy the attention of the as
s~~blsse He entered into comparison between the
LocoPoro or Democratic psrry ~ they call thsmseTes
and the Wbigs he spoke OF the workings OF the two
fkiId rule AZ Baltimore, by which an unkaown naa
wss fst.d upon them BE elt free % cay that tasre
was more democracy In nonsrcsy than Ia the
Democratic patty. The platform OF both parties ~ss
sIy The same but there vide difference
between the rem.iuipg Prtpcipl-s OF the Psraes He
Alluded to Gen Pierces sintng N, which wss about all
ne speaker ever be had dor and referred 10 Gen
ecots bravery at Fort George where ne pulled down
the tell fse Of England and danced jig upon it He
a Q greer man and mes Of much weight He 10 the
nsn ~ho without fs,u'ps OF fsliin. carried the Amer
can flag from We're Cruz tn the espit. OF Mexico The
ssv more He however was not given TO fainnng He
Ish ibe ,fspd amid considerable cheering
Mr.. WA.HBURN, of Illinois, was next
snsrt dueea he was greeted with three cheers. he
fet thst he apology for addressing such vast
assembIsge as he saw here tonight They deserved
better speaker than msn like hin from the Prairie
6kate be bad been a Delegate 70 Baltimore. Toe
mn ens had heard of the result If the Convention and
he was urouo TO cay that voted fftyhree times for
(rnrrpi Scott In selecting him, he knew that he
not ont, endowed with ell the requisites Of greatness,
but knew he had achieved all those glorious deeds
which endesred hiz the American heat Toe Wings,
from the Atlantic the Pacific look 10 the result 10 the
Empire state Let kew-York give her vote u Winfield
Scott and his election Is certain as that the sun will
ri,e tomorrow He said that here bad been many
soldiers Of bis State no lad served under General
Scott TO make It an easy task to carry 1t for
Whose grestest deed was his fsinting fr Az a party
united IN this phlion, the Wings always triumph
Not only the Wh,es Of rms Wes, but oftne whole
ny look 10 New York TO DO her DUTY. lCheers.
Calls were here made for Col. JACK who
VA, received with cheers and tiger in" We have
he said assembled here tonight to light the nrss which
blszed In ls4O and went cay that Kings County
wss good for J. 500 Wing majority. Protection TO Amer
lean Industry WIS the principle Of ths Wings. Wnst
Sid the Democrats cay Of Home Industry Nothing
What Of Rvers and Hnborst Nothing again. Tao
Dsmocrats dying get ioso Office, that's all they
cd nptv oiv them AT
end they satisfied A for Gen Pierce he renisded
bim Of a who once tins woke up In the morn
ing and found himself famous. All thar Is known Of him
s that he Mexican General and voted against grant
Ing pension the widow VI Gen. Harrison. He felt
eopfden, Scott would bs elected by larger
thao any man since the days OF Gen Harrison. The
speaker TAI DOWN amid three cheers.
Prot. RAINkr, of Ohio, was next intro
duced by the President, and said that he from
Ohio, the miph,iest state Of the mighty West, whose
broad aud fertile fields SLED with industrious,
sturdy population of as good Wings fought
battle; Wbigs who could do more work, more voting,
could build more "log cabins" drins hard cider,
shn more and scalp more Loco-Foce., than any
Wings On the Continent [Cheen. He was delighted
Wb tbs ysst sssembsge of freemen, here raufy the
aouibstOp Of the iluttnous chi. who had me more
shan s,y other save the Immortal Washington TO win
Gre glorious privilege they now exerci.ed aid asked,
De- you know Wbigs, who Scott fsf Applause, and
"Yes tif"l lie said that thi. derBODsTaion vas the
voice of thanks frum whole nation 10 the mighty
hero and civilian who. SCARED and wounded aud ~on
In On hundred badouRht hstles OF glory, wss nov Sc
leclfd BY the great, glorious snd united Rspuohsan
Wbigs Of America, as the Generalissmo IN the great
ba,e Of the peoples rights se"inst the usurpaiisn and
tyrsb nv of bravsds and holo~henrted Loco FocOism
and was destined 10 Anew short months make another
st and glorious march, over the slain foes of his coun
ty TO the highest summit OF political epcellence and
honor Scott IA the common hetsRe OF all civilized ma
tiuft; his reputation 10 honor English and ADsri
can fame. military chefiain and yet ststs-Tnan,
consulted AL OF the rent measures o' government tor
FORTY -four years disngutbed nike In the saonet and
th, feld his woul0 belwark of defense aaaint
which not the combined powers Of earth you'd dare
NJ their puny Hms Scott l. a. good ~ he is great;
pure hgbtor cd msrst ChristisB having bR,
sympathzi g. generous heart He said Scott had been
"6hsliiy" whh the Buckeyes they wished hin In 90;
sesni "a woule have ether in AZ and now, In 1852,
ths great Wing heart go turned 10 him as the
ts,msn of all the parys hopes that bis dttest In the
Convention would have driven the Wings of tho ~hsle
N0th.We,t To despair. LscoFosoism sov rampant
and run mad In OHIO was destroying iiself Its late
crusade against banks and all internal improvements
had de gusttd good men OF ali parties that when,
few weeks since, the Legislature wished To adjourn
sine de- and have the Governor call extra SESSION
next winter Gov Wood boldly told them that he would
Be,er think Of calling together again "sucb pack Of
ID fools" ii. said ,bs, the Loco Attorney General
lately told him that this bad lost TO them 10000 votes.
He believed that a little hard work would rede' IN
Ohio Prof r. had heard of General Pierce-tha,
was all; yet hs well knew the strength of his
weakness. The Locos had been driven To sore
trsls. Their trade nearly gooe when they bad to
call up The dead and purifying carcass OF the Mexican
and pronounce Il just when they passed hu nbuS
resolutions about distributing the revenues, thiGg 10
yesis since setiled Ii reminded him Of the two
didaes for small village Office Neither had reputt
lion or hinge o. turn Some suggested that
Ill the old ladies about the village made money by rails
ing geese which took freely Z" the streets IL would be
veil invent The story that his opponen, wished them
shut up and would move the ssme. Capital he thought
tell thtm IN protect IN, and the geese: just
TEL, thsm I'm right ON the goose qutst He tho lght
h. g.
the crowd gave three cheers for platform /.
again, three vociieTous cheers for the spesker-
kr r. wihe6 TO know n they were Wings :
iYes yssi. zee He said be knew a race
OF Wings who were never sati,hed with anything
but sl~sys spu the breakers of what they called
"es' rnsl principle BUILDING platform for themselves
and all their peigbbor and demanding that all stand
OF H. Thus they were actually divided about nothing
and ss cOp.t-ptly deIeaied BY their own folly. Sncn