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CONTENTS OF THE wEEKLY TRIBUNE

FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.
l. PoETRY-Better Days. by John 7. Aver Fanny The
Wing Hobby.
H. EDIroRAL-John Tyer's Withdrawal Ohio Tbe
Renselnerwick Troubles Mr. Clay and tie CiAT
Duel Indiana :: How the Work IS TO be Done TIE
Wing Spirit 10 New York. S<D.
III PoLIIicu-ODinion at The South the New Coalition
The Soint Of Tennessee G.oions 0hIo-A Mighty
Iost Vermont the Fled of Bennington Missouri.
uioo.,; lndana-llow IS It : Kentucky Election
The way the Polk party Eectioneer: The Question
Annexation IN the Loco FOco Ranks; James X. Poi
connected with Slavery East Tennessee 10 DC
ton Protection and Patty Politics a FAIR Question
Mf. Cla,', Character. &c. &c.
". NEws-Arriyal 0f the Acadia from England Leu,
Fremoat', Expedition. Death Of Gen Murphy: Deslh
Of William l.. Stone Geneya College. Hete.ben
Troubles, &c.
V. Observation-Disclosures from Mr Biisbsne
Life IN PARIS The Greatest Robbery on Record The
Texan Revolution A WorkingmaD's Letter Aff4in
ut Nanyoo-Pohtcs. &c, Meeting Of the FaImefi
Club Sc. SC.
vi. COMMERCIAL lsrELLIGEScE-Stocks noney Pro
duce. iiAfAets &c.
Single Copies, put in wrappers io the Mai can DO Oh
tanned ut the desk. PHce 8 cents.
% Iefs-s. per year: single copies 81 cents-Al igo'
,crlptons payable Inne1bIy IN advance. Adire.,
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CITY INTELLlG NICE.
Thursday
MARINE CouRT.-NATURALIZATIoN.

Chief justice NILSSON, IN answer TO n letter adj
4,l him hs. declares IN. belief that the Marine Court Is
tiv C.u nf Record. with common IA" nfsdctlon 80 ~
t N.tura z1tiua ihou .h rot 10 - uH ~ snets
the later beng ;- question recently prssta ns's;
a. an u.ucu the Justice. Court OF HE LILY o, ~
S.ry The Chaf JuSf'-e pon he We" we Ne III
r;sr =, Redmond HI 10 WHICH you frsfl tlH' TIE sA
80 al limitation constituted good bar u 81 acton pm
,,5rn.ot IN The ,aTne Couitihs record uDon hch mar
49,, o., Hummelshine, ercr g: tha Marine our no. -
~ h c, rctr. AMI Authenticity ~ one al me n'g+f
80 f-he supreme curt Common Pes Ci:cf. &c wa,
,, me Iaa OF t,,,nfy before the PRESUMPTION 81
n,vnsn ATTACHES In hoh Connected! wax ,'e
nr. wee Courts oi Recoat the 6t'5c~t s''e al l' cru
- nr--., -, one Of which mentioned. 20 WI
Tn S.tvraiT nn o. Aliens Ne denied TINS attribute %
her rcpris md judgment ii pocsen., oe'een lalU = :
hipg further" THE GrtSt.rn si zones DO Tnetnr'
t,rt = hrh {, ''our; Of Record icits owa judE
can he tou-; % Recori To- Naturalization. C"iei '@''
-. -. r.r he
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DIED,

ear Of his age
ne retives nad friends of the decea,ed and o: his isfa
a!s invited TO attend ms .u1ea Friday at efnoon a.
GcA from hes late eaidenc. a Rose street. without ia
on NE ~ INST after short lines. PLrJisE YOU'RE
age.
On the .l', ln. MARY wife ofI.hn Ba.,, aged . yeaf
AZ Troy. Aug %. at3 O'Clock. kuYus GILBERT aSe'
Al Providence r. / lSth inst Mr. CHARLES WiLLitaS,s
YORK
aget ~ yearS. "a,
AT Nantucket. 18th inst NJ. DANIEL JosEs. u ass d g
yers and month graduate of Harvard unyefsity III i
sna menisret OF the present state Leg rs!ature ,
in his 9th year
Ae"buryport Mr. WILLI,a ToPpIS. aeed s. CO.,,
Stehbns. nEed 9. years
A; t.dde,own u ish nat. Mf. JONATHAN 5. BASsEs'
~ AZ sc',nate. R. /: 9Th mat. WzLrHlAy widow Of A''H
Thomas Hughes. In her 9Th year.
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MARRIED,

On Wedneisy, Us; s,. BY his honor james Har M.ye
LoRIhp. Is. PLATT. OF Wes;por. q.
At Ithaca; on the lEh inst Nj. GEORGE w. HAY to a"
SUSAN VI. EAgL both oi NeAiie.t
AT uuen. he l9th INST sir MxL,rtAH B. HfsLLr7
Mn. PARrHEsIA L. AhDREws. both OF Vernon
AZ Bt-on on the Ith inst. FRANCIS l.. GODDARD. Ef.o
Louisville by TO ANN, daughter late josiah Bsrtea
Of Charestown
CLARIssA II DEAS.
At Walincfard. Ct. Mr MILES II. FARRxS. formerly"
aranven. 10 HARRErT T. daug hter Of Phlo Perkef E1
AZ Blidxepor u zoh inst, sI. JOSEPH HAioBT to si@
At Brdgeor e on the 18th inst, Mr. Isaac Z. BooTH.
liumbsN. 70 Mss ErNLCE A. MoRGAs. OF Brdge2oIt
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lie Van Rensse4eis make their bread and butter
BY .hese very strifes and agi;ations, bat we are
sure the PATRONS themselves are good men at
heart, and would do the night thing if they could
ba. see it They must have other counseloIs'
Who are wiling even 20 give offence II good can
not he done without it. Once the State has offer
ed its mediation, but the offer WAS not met, and
no,hing came oft. The next time, we trust, i
win be welcome and effectual
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cnrRr nF COMMON PLEAS.


II.ByAs CokPUs.-JameS Mclaughlin. Il soldier
(y.rDors Island Was brought up application at ~ S.
,- .oG notion made thst he le fsciars- from tEe : ~
INV n, BEN, m infant and having enl ed houtthe hi"-
- 80 ~. -no,rt of h, "a ens az -ran lie enistSi II 5
LII or weeks ~ rinng thar be wHs - ta' 81 He
Its CLAIMED hr, ne bu' - yetrsotase \. ne pye mes
San ,,..ar trek about year te 0n.ef was de,iou
that rs parents who 1--we Harlem s..lu be eN-EAe ana
the further hearing postponed.
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szrH BOOKS LAST d. arr o.,

sRTH BOOKS LAST Day But osE.-The Kentucky WINS
Ter ie1s US after ms week ,u iii Abc1
~ y. "onder The kentucky IliE... Infant si,er,
Great Western. &c give grand e1,tsnmsn ths n,pg
q The The A ve,;,. a,eam mot mascen, state Drss
holtet. Language inadequate 10 convey any dea Of il.
SurpaNlnz speudor. 80 -
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The OMNIBUS NuIsAscE.-Complain!s Of the
ln:olera5lc nuisance of omnibus racing, omnibus
walking drunken cmni5uscs that reel and stag
ger from one side OF the street 10 The other, apo
peciically filed omnibuses with fifteen persons
slowed away in their voraciouS maws intended
only for twelve and al other sorts Of omnibusss
except ngh, ones, come thicker and faster. In
truth, The Broadway artery, not having the power
OF expanding wish the growth of he City and the
system the omnibus system we mean Is in dan
yer of anastomosing into permanent aneursm.
The ev and the danger (ofthe crossings Increase
every day, and something IS really necessary to
be done. We sec no other way than a good,
dou6le,Iack horse Railroad laid through The cen
Ter Of the street, and furnished with small.sizsd,
light and comfortable cars, leaving either end 0!
route at certain stated intervals, and stopping only
when actually necessary to take up or SCI down
passengers.
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subscriptions for Clay Tr.bune.

ETHIOPIAN SERESADzRs. PALxos OPER.-Io. morrow
'eiLS "l cse me EHke;ent 81 these seennders
Night ale; cht 'y nave dfwr BY tei, unrgsl e,i haru
NJ crowds oil our ghest m pcpt ana d.
yeset Emuseineut conducted All, and the utmost mo-
1rey Tbs Opportunity hold mol De o.nlIie-t Is tie last
h.ftO
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MoRe EFFECTS OF TIE BLACK TARlFF.-We
arc clad to learn that MIR. Peter NJ Ryersons
Iron Works, at Pompton, consisting OF rolling
mill and furnace, among the most extensive In
the country, are again about being put III opeFa.
,,on--a company HON Boston having leased
lnn.n Newark ADV
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Kentucky, &c,

Gu! correspondent
CINCINNATI August IS, ISL
SIR omitted writing you yesterday and day
before, because | had nothing to communicate
with reference to the Western Elections, which
would not reach you through the newspapers
To-Day The matter is little changed-not much
however.
KExTuckY.--I have heretofore sent you return:
(about halt of them oifcial,) from all of the ole
Counties but eight. and from four of the ne.
Counties created since 1910. In these, with the
corrections which the last two mails have enabled
me TO make in them, the result stands es follows
as between the Wing and Loco Foco candidates
FOR Governor, viz:
Owsley so 4S3
Butler ----..--..'...-- 10000 o,.
OTSley majority OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 921
In The remaining eight old Counties,
the following was the vote @; 1910:
Letcher. -2,Io3
French al
Lecher's majority. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 991
5,9Ig
We have reported malorities from two
more new Counties, Is follows:
Crtenden, for Butler "a
Johnson. DO. 49, .=o'
There still remain Two new Counties,
VIZ: Lelcher ard Marshall, in which
II inaiprtv is estimated for Butler OF
from 400 TO-. Observation-Disclosures. 9S3
Probable majority for O"sley.- .--.--.- ,936
You have the elements of the preceding caIcu
ation, and can Judge Of their worth as well as |.
They do not precisely agree with other calcula-
tons here, but am induced 10 believe them not
far out OF the way, from the fact that a gentleman
here from Frankfort yesterday. who had more OF
2 81 eta han raw no
puts @siey's majority down u 4 1873; and from
the additional fact, that careful Loco Foco
friend, who has kept account puts it down at
$50. The same returns that give Owsley c
majority Of 1886, give Dixon, Wing candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, majority of lO.U0O 10
II goo, and make the Legislature Wing almost
5 10 |.
MIssouRI.-The returns are still unsatisfactory.
The Wings have gained wonderfully, but The
Hards have eaTried the day. Edwards Is pre-
sUmed to be elected Governor.
Yours &c. PROBUS.
MIssouRI.-Our ST. Louis papers yesterday
brought returns from but one County in addition
to those previously received. This is Henry
wh gives US a Wing Representative. The
House Of Representatives now stands, Wings Ill,
Hards IS, Softs 4. Twenty. four Counties
to be heard from. The Republican contains re
turns for Governor from 81 Counties which place
Edwards Benton. Loco 1869 ahead.
P. S.-The Missourian OF the 18Th, just come to
hand, contains news from the South Western por-
ton Of the State, which shows that Edwards
viii have majority, the Missourian thinks, Of
some 7000-although this is probably an over
estimate. The following is the vote OF several of
the South. Western Counties:
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n TuoMAs CRYSTAL the New York shCc.
maker. addressed an overlooking meeting of the
Newark Clay aud Frelipghuyscn Club on Wed
nesday evening. He was followed by John
WhtGheed, Esq. in an interesting speech, IN
which, alter reviewing the Tariff question, here.
fer.ed to the indecent and almost bIasphempusst
,empts of Amos Kendall to throw contempt upon
the religious character of Theodore FrclDghuy.
scp which he handled in the most effective man.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WING NOMINATIONS:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30.
Mass Conven,ion OF tb. River Conn

CT Mass CONVENTION OF tbe fiVer C"HH-
ties at Albany AugustN.-'ihe Executive Ccfntnriee
of the Genital Clay COMMITTEE have chartered the CONNECT
New-Ieey the accDonG odato6 OF me mem
ben OF the VARIOUS Ciav Clubs and other who o drus
OF visiting Albany that She will leave the tool oil
R-,cI.v .,,ee or Monday O'clock precJey
The exclusion will be under the direction OF James Rey
mold, E n.sd by Presidents Of the several Clay Clubs
The boat will suitabiy decorated Tickets Dc Obtained
from the Presidents OF the various Clay Cubs and also OF the
Secretary at the Reading. Room, No. liz broadway.
Our friend, requested make immediate application hS
limited number Of tickets only will be issued Fare o' the
entire tim 55 cent Ey order of the Executive Committee.
ou2l 81 JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary.
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u JAMES VI. KlDSsY, respectable citizen
OF Na,ch.z, hiss. writes the lcIl wing 10 the
editor OF the Nd,cnez Co2Tier. Truly. the
changes in Mississippi on account Of the fexas
humbug seem to be of about the right sort:
NJ .PREwErr :-Sir-'rhere are many reports IN crcur
n e.pectIng ms crrnsn: i.u the Lncn-F rams
Wig. wish be typcy understood thHt hive done
md # my should be spared shall vne the hZ ticket
al >''''''' ''' JAS H. KIDNEY
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~ TIE FLAG tina, Mr George lepnison CT the
S;h Ward originally intended raising at Washington
Market, will ic-aorow c; II o'clock be raised al
knickesbocAeI Hall and extended to the park, where
1t is 10 remain until after the election. We are told
that ;ae devices upon il are very appropriate.
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u ALIEN. De CLouEr, Esq has been nomi-
mated to the State Senate by the Wings OF St.
Mary, ST. Martin, Lafayette and Vermillion
Parishes, La. to fill the vacancy occas!oncd by
The election of Mr.. Morse to Congress. Mr.. De
CLouEr is very popular man and will undcubt
cdly be elected thus giving US majority of in
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Hare, " or,is.


An Old Subscriber" objects 10 the use Of
harsh cpi;hc,s in Political controversy. He is
right in his doctrine, but wrong in its app
ton. 1t is wrong 10 sligmabzc any one as
dishonest Or unpatriotic simply because he takes
what we deem an erroneous view Of Political
matters. We never DO it. But they who will
fully and deliberately falsiy the great issues in
VOWED in the pending con;est-who assure the
People Of Pennsylvania that The fate Of the Pro-
iectvc policy is moi at all involved in the Presl-
Dental Election, and that Polk is as much a Tariff
man as Ciay-these men arc wicked liars and
cheats. Is it so or not so, Old Subscriber 2
Lit is not SO, we censurable; but ii ii is so,
ought we to say it boldly, or by mincing and
courily phrases connive at the triumph Of dcccp.
,iUn and villainy Speak out !
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rcy- Central CLAY Comnittee.-COUNCfL OF
PRESIDENfS-A meeting OF the Presidents Of The various
Clay Clubs be held the Reading Rsoni liz broadway
Thn lay at l2 o'clock The member particularly re-
quested 10 be punctua endlnce as business OF importance
will be brought before them. BY order $500, j.,
JAMES 4. WOOD, President
NJ HOPPER Morn Secretary az3
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u Mr.. Van WAGNER, the Poughkeepsie black
smith, will address meeting ihls crening (Fr-
day. in Jersey City, to be held at the Hudson
House at O'Clock.
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FREE ExnlBITIOS.-Our readers viii see by an ndyerns
ment IN another column that the popular performers the Es
LEI Bro;hez viii ihs afternoon q free exhibition al ID.
Elysian Fields. IioboAen.
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vlEciNM.-Thc great Wing Mass Meeting al
Winchester, Va. was held yesterday.
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u HYDE COUNTY, y. c. gives Graham 300
majority This makes his majority in the State
50 far 3,44s-Gates get to hear from.
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APPOINTMENT BIZ The PREsIDEyr.-Isaac Stone
&c los Remedies, Ii Cuba
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% Foax, in Montgomery, sends greeting to
Old Fort, O!d Trap, ana Old Rock: For Ora
ham li6; Hoke l Galeish Register.
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Another WING Gathering in New Jersey

To the Editor Of tie Trt5sne
We have had q tremendous gathering OF Wings
to-day. from all the neighbo;ing counties, in our
usually quiet village. Between coo and 1000
wagons, some of them carrying dozens, encamP-
ed in an open field, and satisfied us that the right
.pirit is AROUSED. will not attempt to describe
the thousand banners and devices OF our friends
or estimate the numbers present. 1t is enough
that IN 1910 we did not have quarter as many
at our mass meeting.
The multitude we're addressed by H. NJ, Par
sons. ESQ Of your ci,v-by c. Whe pley and c.
Parker, Esqrs. of New Jersey-by J. Getney,
Esq OF Goshen, n Y.-by VIM. Van Wagner
and others. We don't intend TO relax our e3er-
tons and the fire is too well kindled to go out
You,s Y
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More PRIvArg MuLs-ii is stated in Gin.
cnnsti paper that arrangements are making to
extend the system of Private Mails between New
York, Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
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Southwestern Counties

Observation-Disclosures, Polk and Greene have
each elected Hard Representative-same as
last year.
Warren and ST. Charles.-Tne news now is
tina; Pines Shelton, Hard, is elected By eight
votes over Joseph B. Wells, independent Loco
Foco. This was caused by small number Of
lmpEacicabe Wings rersisting in running a
Wing candidate, when i, was most manifest that
there vas no chance for his election, and when
the only possible effect of that course was to en-.
sure the election of an ultra Hard Bentonian
This makes difference OF two votes in favor OF
the reelection OF Benton. New Era.
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d JOHN BANTER, of Henderson, has been
nominated as the Wing Elector in the Mountain
Nth District, North Carolina.
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u GEoSes W. KENDALL, OF the Picayune, is
at the As,or House; Hon. LOUIS McLAxE is at
the City Hotel, and JOHN Ross, ,he Cherokee
Chieftaln, at HoFssd's. al tie Hotels are per.
iscily crowded with visitors, and we have never
known The City, At THIS s;ega of the season, 50
busr and busting.
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For ALBANY ON THE 27Tn.-Whigs who
:hni of visiting Albany on the eth inst. to at
tend the great Wing Convention there will bear
in mind that the steamboat Nep.Jersey has
bean chartered for the occasion and will take
them to Aijany and dome again for sir shillings
each, instead OF six shiIliDgs either way, as some
have understood the advertisement to read. 1t
would be advisable for those wishing to avail
themselves of this chance 10 procure tickets i'm
mcGiately. See advertisement.
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u CUMBERLAND Co. Pa had glorious gather.
ing of her good and trusty Wings at Carlisle on
the 7,h inst. Tx Gov RlrNRR, $50 falsely &C
cuscd OF apostatzing to Polk and TeAasism) pre-.
sided. and the immense asscmbagc was addressed
by several excelIen, speakers. 1t IS estimated
that there were Twelve thousand persons on the
ground.
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II A Mass MEETING OF the Whigsor Orange
County will be held to MORROW Saturday. at Mon.
roe, on the line OF the Etie Railroad. Arrange
men.s have been made with the Railroad Com
pany to convey passengers to and from the meet.
ing for 81 so. The boat will leave the foot of
Duane street a, O'Clock, and return to the city
at 9 in the evening, thus aiiording opportunity for
a stay of FIVE or six hours at Monroe We trust
that many of our Wing friends will be induced TO
attend this meeting, and thus encourage their
brethren in Orange.
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extend the system of Private Mails between New
York, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
| r. The MAINE CONFERENCE of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, after an eloquentappe from Dr..
OLlN in behalf OF the Wesleyan CONVERSELY, on the
10Th inst resolved to raise $1,000, within FIVE years
and the interest on that amount ill paid. With
view TO raise this amount the list OF members was
immediately called and personal pledges received.
The same body had also appointed Committee
OF Nine 10 consider the expedency or inexpediency
OF Melhodists becoming Odd Fellows, and report
thereon for the action of the Conference sometime
during its present session.
Il The COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for September
he's just made its appearance. 1t is embellished
with three eDgrnvngs-' Ways of Pleasanlness,' by
H. s Sadd, and, Gen. Scott and John Branl,' and
Master Hartman Tallman, by w. L. Ormsby.-
Among the contents VIC notice article on The
Foreign Quarterly Review, by the Editor Mical
and the Leyiie,' by Mrs. SicoURNY; Chansonnette,
by H. T. TucKERMAS; Thoughts or the Poets,
No. H. by the same !; Childhood by ELIZABETH
OAKEs SMITH; The Convicts Deatl-Bed by C.
McLAcHLAS; The Set OF China, by I. 5. Ar
THUR &c. SC. Published by Israel Post, no. 3
Aztor House.
e REPORT or DEBATES in the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church., re-
ported by Robert Athow West, the Official Re-
porter, have besn published in very neat pamphlet
by G. Lane and c B. Tippet,. 1t is very credita-
BILE specimen Of reporting and will be valuable to
The members of the Methodist Church in particular
E~ The ALuMsl OF Harvard University meet at
Cambridge on Tuesday next, 10 listen 10 an Grafton
from Judge White of Salem. Hon. J. @. Adams
will be present. The Commencement takes place
on Wednesday.
Mn. Clay IN hESruczY.-Thc..fo following, from
the Lexington observer CT August u, merits
attention
That the vote OF the State will he cast FOR Mr
Clay in November BY larger majority than has
been given since the present division OF parties 10
impartial man OF either party can iOr moment en-
terisin doubt. He ~ho has never lost an election.
when presented directly 10 the people Of Kentucky,
even in the darkest hour OF ms political fortunes, is
now more endecred TO the people OF his State than
ever. and the result in November will show the es-
time,on III which MS patriotic services 10 his coun-
Try, and MS unsurpassed qualities as mar
held
We cannot permit the occasion TO pass without
ming ling our grstulations with those o.! our Wing
friends for the noble majority which our own coun-
~ has given. Fayetre has spoken in a voice not 10
be misunderstood. The county which boasts The
residence OF Henry Clay, has triuIphanIly sinci-
Gated that pure and upright man and unsquaed
statesman from all the caumnies which bitter ma
iiguity, envy, and hatred could devise biast his
far fame and njure his prospects for The Presidency.
Not since Henry Clay was himself before the peo-
pie IN 1882, candidate for the Presidency, has
Fd.eite gven such nlsjonty.
APPOINTMENT BIZ THE PRrsIDEyT.-Isaac Stone
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Whir Gatherings.

The Wings Of Bridgeport Conn had noble
nusterng Of their forces on the evening OF The
h. The essen5lage was addressed IN The
most effective manner by Gov. ELLSWORTH IN a
speech OF some two hours N length. in the course
of winch the wnig Tariff and lis effects upon
the Industry Of the coua,ry were ably discussed
He directed MS remarks especially to TIE lnf:u-
ence of the Tarff upon the agrcntu1st' and
proved conclus.vtly thai !, vas Is bene6een; 20
the farne. as to any otae:u man IN the community.
Oar letters speak IL the most enthusiastic terms
OF this effort Of Gov. E
From o7sgcO County, in Gu: own State, we
have the most encouraging accounts Of the great
Mass Meeting TO come Of on the IN Sp'eG:5e'.
It's 10 De held at L.u:.ns, and Will be eiteneec
by the Wings Of otsago and portions Of Chsnan-
90 and DeIlwere Countits.
The Wings Of Spruce Run and the adjacent
mountains assembled IN ;arge numbers on Change
wafer Mountain. ne.r Niornt Airy, NJ. on oa-
tarday the I'm inst where ihey raised tue tallest
and OF f .g.staii and Listened to some able and
eloquent speaking.