New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11


MES, our friends may like to know how II orlgl-
mated.
In 1897 some fifty good Wings and true went
as federation from Baltimore to congratulate
the NEWCOMERS on their great victory Of No
vcmbcr. They had grand dinner at Niblo,s
where the company comprised several thousands
If we mistake not, all reference in toasts or
speeches to the Wing candidates for President and
V;cc President was forbidden on that occasion.
from an idea that it might excite useless partlzan
shin at the festive board. After dinner, Wills: the
toasts were going round, and each State was called
on for something, the well known PHILIP HONE,
one of the Vice Presidents made an extrn call
upon distinguished member Of the Baltimore
Delegation, thc Hon. JOIN z. KENNEDY. author OF
Horseshoe Robinson, making happy allu-
sion to that work, and bringing him very conspic-
uously before the company This was out OF or
der, as it was not in the programme. But beng
called on, Mr.. Kennedy took advantage OF the
trespass and made another. tic accordingly
wound up speech Of fclicitation on the great VIC
tory. somewhat after this fashion
In the graduation Of this triumph well as III the sur
and tuul, of the contest have TO be
which indeed country Can never forget WIZ Peo
one that lives fresh in the heart oi every "e;a " -
rally upon when Freedom requires Champion roast "
when asked FOX Patriot; to love "neh our
would seek generous warm.heaed Reno; "a name "''
has spell in it gather millions when Tree hearts an"
- hands nra 10 be summoned in defence of our counryo
'o"o'' HARRY OF THE WEST.
---" Our livelieSt pledge
OF hope in fears and dangers, heard so oft
l.. worst extreme, amd ON the PerIous edge
OF battle when it ragged, III all assaults
Our sures signal" Nashville banner
'WHIc ALL ovER."-When the veteran Gen HEHKY
SEwA, of Augusta, Me- into the town house on iiI'
ih of SeItembcru he at the door by an active
80 party man, and offered vote " What ticket Is that
said the old gentleman The reply was, the liberty ticket
YOU are an sboomstyou are FOR liberty The Creme
rail- who was Captain the army Of Washington, ard yho
fought through the whole and who though over Tour
end ten, able walk about our streets every da
replied if I've at the head Of division %
troops, Yes, young maa am for liberty was an aool'
zionist before you born; WAS also Wing; was
Wing of the Revolutions Wing now; Wing all over,
aud shall vote this Wing ticket" Ten or twelve years ago
Gen Sewall perhaps The most influential aboltlonlst IN
Kelnebeck aud he has changed his opinions He holds
the old organization and has no fellowship with ih-
party. Though his limbs have lost some of their
strength his intellect vigorous ever his nerves
firm and he writes hand which not clerk IN hundred
can equal lKennebec Journal.
These Revolutionary Wings arc always Wing
to the backbone. The veterans are ever prompt
at the polls, and set an example to the younge
voters which, if followed as it should be, would
always place the Wings in the MAORI. We
have several in this city and vicinity, who sci
dom fail to be among the first at the ballot box, IN
spite Of wind and weather, and who suffer no tn
he to keep them at home. They manifest strong
interest too in the conduct Of the campaign. We
heard OF one of these venerable men, now bearing
on his person the scars of wounds received Rev
dictionary battles, who wentinto a store not long
since and with great earnestncss addressed the oc
cupant saying "Come, young man, wake up,
and beshr yourself in the Wing cause If you
would not have the Locos carry the State again
this year, We echo the veterans appeal, and
say to all the young Wings of Massachusetts,,
Wake up' Wake up Manifest half the zeal
that the feeble remnant of our Revolutionary ia
theirs exhibit, and we shall sweep the State as
with a whirlwind Salem Reg.