The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-29

them And blot out their iniuuit;rs and rec,o,;. IL
the Mexican and showed that a compsrison - q
them with the history Of the events as now krown
would make IL appear as though th,y we're written
carried out with the exception Of oae-in The case 81
General pillow-ts whom poet-he forgot the poet,s
| name-had thus s,NokeD- 80
ws hang 0yr NJ. hssps ,s'ls : ng3n ,g N. the y,lisw
! Who dug bv tho aid of General Marcy
bitches and srlastworks. vicy pqrcu.
1u6geJ did not think roAitary faue any di4ruaf
caton Tor the chief executive of the United States her
IL was n mbeied that his Nsness exeou. laws
instead OF masking them ana sone tes with sword
I'D hSnd lie did not recolest instance of military
% hot pepg law and order man and referred the
wen known instances OF obedience the law, OF the
country eynced by General Jackson uo referred to Che
chages ma de by corrupt administration against The
peoples hero and declared the country was now mems
"a 70 try him over again They had brought the cause
pcos the great glorious and uupecked jury whole
people, who would write mems teel atpoysn unon
s enemy and viii place upon his brow chaplet Of un-
fading glory which perhaps he alone in ,his oounry d.
serves 70 wear. (Choers fet Is fght hand in h.nd -
let us stand shoulder shcuder-apd In solid nt,anx
move on 70 The conflict, and victo.y will undoubtedly
W. shail in victory exult. or in death be lsidlow
And icayits in battle no .ist on our nsmo ' w.
Look proudly 20 heaven frsm desthbed of fame.
Mr sniIH Of Illinois was then introduced and after
some fifteen minutes ridiculous attempts TO make =
sptech, thf audience cried him down
Colonel THOMPSON, Of Sandusky. next Introduce
as an old sergeant who had been wounded az Lundy
Lane and who though democrat said ho should vote 10
General scott He gave the General good charactc
better "'' e'u"so' VI
Lieutenant HAwKss another old soldier was intro.
ouc'c and coused great fun by making the tolowip.
poetlcsi speech :--Genticmep said since wc ara
tnis elevated spot, let induce you all to sseak for
GENERAL scott, AMI let not his glorious virtueS be for
goiten and let elect him PRECEDENT whether re whirs
Scott - "A
lion HoRAcr GREELEY next came forward and spoke,
putting pamphlet life of Gen Scott of which he had
6uosht up by his agents immense numbers Of copies
sd he had come say that this work was for sale at
the back OF the PLATFORM at the cost of psper and
printing and 70 ask all to take homo copies with
them. No one should refuse to read about Gen Scott
Tor his history was more brilliant than romance and
more interesting than any novel written every
make an imprssion Come forward now ana do not Left
gen Sc0tts deeds pass away simple air but let them
DC carried on ndissoublo paper Till the whole nation
small be irradiated and warmed by the here
expressed and frightened by the information
in the history That is what have tosay Fiji your
be prepared to make converts.
This might be oalled the Peter Funk speech Of the
4he meeting addressed by Messrs. Martindae of
iochestsri stansbury Of New Jersey; a. b. Dickinson
CrocEer, Of Iowa; and Mr. ChatweI of Ohio. 49,
The meeting had fallen away to few hundred persons
after the speech Johnson which was regarded
the Grafton OF the day. and In the pause the dis
course, the voice of the pamphlet vender was heard
Here you are; going of ut twenty five cents acopyp
The convention was then formally declared termnatcd
by Mr. Holly, the chairman OF the committee
half insane man from the platform attempted to
yan the attention the present aud grayely declared
hat he was the identical wicked king mentioned in the
ciipurss He had curious paper directed to Horace
'reeley which he handed to me- and which shall send
o you by mail,
The Buffalo trains taking away all the passen.
ers they carry.
The village is oyerrun with drunken men, aud there
'as been conce erable OF brawiiDg pocket picking and
and backicgs stll prowlmg about COM
hitting dcIr.dations Several have been arrested to-
lay.
Thus has terminated the great whig celebration of
!undys Lane in what appears to taking into con-
iueiation al the inducements towards a tremendous
mass mte,ing which existed an undoubtedly miserable
allure indeed so much this the that the COM
nttee this morning notified Mr. Yale the owner OF the
aInmoh tent which they had hired for two days thai
hey did not require it for than the one day,
Tuesday.
II has been exaggerated in stating that there were mn.
Yards Of fifty thousand persons present but a satis
led that the extra visiters during the whole time dill
ot number twenty thousand The arrangements were |
cry badly conducted by the committee