New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
ur,,tpRNTIaL ITEMS.

The first SOFT Meeting ever held
with reference to the Presidency took place in
Rochester, NY. in March, 1871 Inc following
is the can-sgned by Dine'y'ohe ci'"ehS OF
Rochcster, all Democrats
Tee Republicans Of the CITY Of Rochester IN tayor OF
the election of Cen Whitfield Scot. - the Presidency
Of the tn,d States n requested to meet A. me ~ m
roe House en- the day of March Instant, - Ake
such measures as may be deemed advisable TO secuIe
his ecciiop-Ds'ed March l3. ls39
Robert L. McCo!ium, /. X. Faulkner
Robert Height Royal Harrington, &c
In publishing the proceedings of
Wing Ratification Meeting in North Carolina,
The Uashidgtoa Repvbdc remarks in regard to
Mr.. Outlaw--"I IL has been confidently asserted
that this gentleman would have signed the recent
card of some Of the members of the Union party
in Congress, If he had had an opportunity We
are authorised to say that Mr.. OUTLAW had the
opportunity, but declined to sign the card.
james X. Wilson, formerly Sheriff of
Butler County, Ohio, and always Democrat, was
one Of the Vice Presidents at late Scott de-
monstration in Hamilton County. lie declared
his determination to support the Scott ticket, and
says that there are n LARGE number of Democrats in
old Butler VINO will do the same.
The Boston Transcript says that
Samuel Hooper and VIM. ID. Swan, Esqs., earnest
friends of Mr.. Webster, have resigned from the
Wing State Central Committee.
MIR. w. S. Parham, q protesting
Wing, who contriyed to defeat the election of
Wing L. = Senator from Louisiana four years
since, and elect Pierre Soulc, an anti Compromise
Democrat now comes out against Gen. Scott
as follows:
NEw-ORLRANs, Thursday, July !, 1852.
DEAR SIN Having deter niued pre- vous TO the meet
Ing OF the National Whig Convention, for reasons not
necessary 10 give 10 support Gen. Scott In tue
event Of his nomination, and beng Of the deter
Ininstion STILL have deemed It my duty - inform you
Of these facts 1t the earliest opportunity, so that you
might appot another sUbsidts tectOr to perfo the
duties that might be require OF ne.
You're truly, w. 5. PtRHAN.
To ]. n MARKS Chairman.
We forget whether two or four negroes was the
price commonly understood to have been paid for
the election Of Soulc.
The Louisville (Ky.) Journal says:
" prominent Democrat of indiana, one who has
never been anything but Democrat, one whom
hundreds Of GU. citzers know, says that Indiana
will undoubtedly give to Gen. Scott larger ma
iOrty than she gave to Gen. Harrison.
"A Washington correspondent OF The
Charleston MercUry says, that it is now under
stood that Mess Gentry and AIT Williams, OF
Tennessee Marshall Of Kentucky, Cabell OF Flo
rida, Stephens and Toombs OF Georgia, aud Aber-
crombie and White of Alabama. have all repddla-
ted General Scott and have determined to take
decided grounds, by speeches n Congress and
otherwise, against bis election. They all INSIST
that he has been fraudulently forced upon the
country bv Seward Johnston, THAI. Stevens, aud
their anti. slavery train bands and that hs " ac-
ceptancc Of the Wing platform is treacherous IN
the extreme"
The suggestion for a Mass Meeting
at Bunl er Illll, on the anniversary of SCOTS en-.
thy i5lto Mexico Sept ~ meets with hearty
5esponte ION the Wing press
At the Ratification Meeting at Pitts
bureh, Mr. Crawford said that he had always been
Il Democrat, BUT Ike the ret OF those who fol-
lowed the Amercon COMMANDER abroad, he would
follow him at bone.
Tile jackson Miss Flag he Union,
VickSJurg Wig, N0tche= COrrier, and Brandon
RepuJiican, rs we'll as many other journals which
lotcy supported the Union party IN Mississippi,
now display the names of Scott and Graham at
the head Of their editorial columns. The ltcfS-
bUrg Mig says;
"There Is not Democrat in this city who has lived
here for any length of time, who does not know that
the present Wing nominations received with more
favor Than any within the last fifteen years~ith the
excepuCn vi nir Clays, in ls4iD