New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
RESPONSES OF THE PEOPLE.
FROM WORCESTER, MASS.

WORCESTER, Wednesday June % 1850.
The meeting called to ratify the nominations of the
PHILADELPHIA Convention, though with but days no.
tee filed our City Hall last evening to it's utmost ca
pacity.
Judge Ira NJ Barton presided a-d opened the meet
;pe with appropriate remarks at the close Of which he
introduced senator II. Hsmin OF Maine, and proposed
three cheers for him and his State, which were given
with will.
Mr. Hamin spoke hour with very good effect.
He is not natural very powerful speaker yet his
often successful saes and happy hits brought down
meeting in the best humor, while be with master
ba nd dsseced and laid bare the miserable sOplistry
and rottenness of the Cincinnati platform and the fac
ton of pseudo Democrats who swear by Il.
Ex.Mayor Henry Chaplin followed in shsrt speech,
in bis own characteristic STYLE sparkling with wit and
effervs with fun, that told upon the audience Id
every stroke.
Pc. Alorich spoke next upon the general char.
acteriscs of the issues before US ana maze report o
the doipgs of the Philadelphia Convention, to which
he was a delegate At the cloee OF his remarks the
NEE ting broke up with three cheers for John {.
Fremont, Senator hsmlin and Kansas. The feeling of
the me citing was very good and quite enthusiastic,
and the era Of good feeling among heretofore antsg
opisc elements and Of desre for Union for the sake
of Freed dom seems TO have The Old Lane Wings,
Of whom the venerable presiding officer was one as
were maj Of the Vice Presidents seem 10 nave ioQnd
what Daniel Webster could not when ne asked " IL
W
Wing paty having left them, they fall naturally inc
the ranks Of Republicansm, not Id coaiition, OUT 10
complete fusion.
You may set Worcester down for larger Republi-
can usjOnty than che ever gave any ticket before;
exceeding the triumphant and sweeping victories of
its palrnes Free Soil days, before the coruptons of
The" Coalition" or the darkness Of Htadoo Ameri-
canism'' had overhsdowed II.
The editor of The Palladium here, Mayor Know
ton. ALWAYS Democratic in the true sense, has, like
"a r0tflDQ Cincinnati. plat
FORM and goes manfully for Freedom. Ex-Mayors
Bacon and Richardson were on the platform last night
Vice PRESIDENTS in happy contrast with our presen!
Mayor, Isaac DAVIS, who helped build and now sus,
tains the Border. Ruffiain Fibustering platform OF
Cincinnati.
The difficulty of two Vice Presidential candidates
attached 10 the Fremont ticket may work dsastrou.y
if both are retained As for instance, there must be
electoral candidates for each then suppose that each
electoral ticket gets in Massachusetts, fraction less
than one-third OF the vote and the Buchanan ticket
the rest. fraction ocer one third which wil De pu'
raty, and give the State TO the bofoer humsns'
The Kansas feeling II strong here and II the whole
North felt a. deeply and practically, kansas would
surely be protected from the maraudng horces OF MS
souri backed by the minOns OF Frank flerce sIO,lS
has been subscribed here for Free Kansas company
of iftv nep armed for defense s.t here last week;
another company starts to- night, ard more are prepar'
Mr. Iser Of Kansas, who was 90 brutsly shot for
his testimony before the Commission, was Town
yttleIUhv.
/ notice in THn TRIBusE Of day before Yesterday
that come one complains of my report Of Deea A.
Web.ter's meeting IN BOstcn, May 2s and yes NE
complaints are upon very small points Of the matter.
YOU correspondent says that the time OF the
meeting Wa wrongly stated. Perhaps u was
earn ed that II was 10 O'Clock, and al lot went IN
Finding few waiting inquired of the genfieuan VINO
sccompsped her to the Hall what was the time OF TIE
meeting. He said il was 10 O'Clock, and that MS
had waited n the anie-room slnce that time for me
clereymen Advertised, and the audience to come IN.
Soor after Mr.. James came In and AZ il the meeting
Commenced. II mistook the time bad good author
ity for H. and pray why does }, this eric tel " wnAt
was the time A to numbers / counted 10 a. !oi;
others came in 90 ths; al II there were DOT over S
Others came In after the meeting commenced % thai
there were probably goo TO 225 at the eOse. MI.
James with whom have just conferred, thinks there
were 500. The statement Of coo TO 900, or ,ooO -
beyond belief to any good judge present The tex.
cts soh nd the amount taken at the door chow AIsef
nnmb~ vby doe. not this complainant tel qs how
mrcb - or how May tickets we're passed HIS
statement here shows hs iamenese-
As 10 the excuse for Mr.. Stones absence NJ. james
did make substantially the explanation giyer as being
pro6aNv the reason Of his onappearance-othervis
unaecounted for; bu, ss this wa Tuessrork dd not
ttirk Il worth reporting. But few Abotionista were
present and tho<e not prominent ones the audience
being mainly cergynen who have not been den nec
VIII The csnse. And al the speakers, with one ortwo