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Pretending 10 reply to this the Colonel
says:
"Judge Wright was here during the
w'nter-he ,RtertereG in the election ol
President Judge in the New Lisbon
Circuit, iu which he did no. live, and
in subsequent article ack knowIedges
| that Ewing (who vas defeated in lin.
pan because he was once a Democrat)
was his choice over Pearce who was
elected"
How adroitly the ground is changed
But we will reply. 1t is not true, in let.
ter or spirit, that IRE intertered in The elec
ttOn Of President Judge of the Nep Lis
Don Circuit; but it is true that we retU
Sed 10 interfere. in sny way, because we
did not live in the circuit.
If the Colonel meant 10 say that we
spent the winter at Columbus, he again
uuers what is not true. We were there
at court during the mouth Of December,
and again there three days the latter
part Of February. No election ofjudge
W az made while we were there, nor wac
any caucus held to select candidates go
far Wsknow or bsieve.
" g have denounced, and shalI,c
linue to 'denounce, 10 friend or foe, any
practice Of sxacIIng pledges from can.
drdates for the bench, TO influence with
their decision as judges, and all other
improperIBterference with the selection
and election Of judges. "a
The COOneI's OIusion TO the election
Of Secretary ofStae, and the contested
election Of 1910, however worthy OF
him, do not require Olps any reply
de asks US:
"What is your present opinion about
the bargain and sale of 1924, by which
Clay transferred Mordecai BartIey,JobD
@. Wright and other Ohio members Of
Congress 10 Adamsp
Our present opinion is, Colonel, that
the charge, at its inception, was base,
faIse and malicious, and known TO bo 40
that ilwas sought TO be supported by
perjury, which signaliy (aled--that it
has been dsproved, exposed, acknowl-
edged to be false by its authors, and
abandoned as unworthy the belief even
OF common knaveo-that the tool put
forth to avow its authorship skulked
from tesIIfying when called upon TO give
evidence-in short, that it ia just such a
foul, malicious and repudiated falsehood
as cults the natural appetite Of Samuel
Modary. Are you aHswsredf- Cincin-
natl Gazette
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"tIeneral Jackson are a hOSS, and so are
Colonel johnson
Perhaps, his late speech willhsV about
the same effect on the Wings now that
The one in 1910 had. From avery has
ty examination Of!he speech, we think
that for downright faIsehood, mean, low,
contemptible vulgOrity, and gToVeII'ug
inveetives, it is only equalIed in con.
by the mind that con-
ceived it, or some one Of q kindred sPirit.
The Doctor gives his readers treat
at the end OF The pamphIet.of a disscctod
Coon, with what he. no doubt, thinks
very appropriate inscriptions. Judging
from the matter, the manner, land the
language OF the speech, one would sup
pose that the Doctor had about the
length Of Coon's tail Of liquor in him;
indeed If reports are true, the3Doctori io
bstter calculated 10 dissec a bollle Of
UhiSkey, than,any thiOg else.
Let tn ose~Rho read this 'farifaunade
OF nonsense look where he places the
Corn Dodger" "boys. and the "LiberIy
Party"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12
THE TRIUMPH IN CONNECTICUT

Returns from all tine towns 10 tho
State exhibits the gratifying fact that
Connecticut is Gully'redeemed, and has
once more taken her place among the
Wing States.
The abolition vote dGFSats the cleo
lion BY the people of Mr.. Baldwin, the
Wing candidate for Governor, who falls
short OF an election by about-400 voles.
His majority over Mr.. Cleveland is
200, and 'be will he elected byrlhe Le-
gislature, upon whom the choice will
now devOlve.
The Legislature is decidedly WHig
in both branches 'In the Senate there
are fAeen Wings out oc the'twenty one
members composing that body, and in
the House the majority will be from
twenty TO twenty-five. Thegain in The
popular vote over the last GubeFna,oral
election is upwardsof3 0C0
There ore five towns 10 be hoard
from, which at the last election gave
Baldwin S57, Cleveland 97s, aud aboi-
ton 63.
In speaking Of the result Of this elec-
tion, the New York Tribune enumerales
the following as among ilS lruits:--NGt
IntclGgeEccr.
ii. Two United SIates Senators, one
for four and the other for six years en-
suing. Hon John M. Niles has now
been kept out ofhis seat BY insanity for
lour'mouths, leaving the Slate but half
represented, 1t will not, Of course b.
allowed to remain so.
70. The State officers, including
Judges, 'SheriFfs, &c The Wings have
been deprived of even a show of par'ici
patton in the Government for the last
two years; they will speak for them
selves now.
80 The moral effect upon the public
sentiment of the UCion cannot be over
estimated The struggle has been fo'
great national objects, with the whole
people as intensely interested witnesses
The triumph will send an electric thrill
through the whole Wing army through
out tho Union, and must proPortionably
depresS our opponents.
"Three more LocOfoco Congressmeu
are left without constituents. Now,
gentlemen Locos, go on and put your
tariff destroying bill through the House
and then through The SenaIe-iC yeu
can"
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Senatorial Electors.


THOMAS CoRwIN, OF Warren;
PETER HITcHcocK, OF Geauga.
Dist. Congressional Electors.
l. BeIIamy Slorer, of Hamilton;
2-WilIiam Bebb, OF Butler;
-3--Aaron Harlan, of Greene;
4 Samson Mason, of Clark;
5 DavidJ. Corey, Of Henry;
6-Josiah Scott, Of Crawford;
z Reader w. Clarke, Of CIermont;
6-Nelson Barvere, of Adams;
9-Josepb Odo, Of Pickoway;
10 Daniel S. Norton, ofKnox;
ll-Wssh'ton W Conkln, Of Marion
sI2- Samuel r HoIcomb, oI Gallia;
l3-Harlow Chaplin, Of Washington;
l4-John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
l5-Sam'l W. Bostwick, Of Harrison
William R, SapP, Of Holmes;
,17-John w. Gill Of Jefferson;
i8-Cyrus SPHINX, Of Wayne;
l9-Jacob H. Baldwin, oi Trumbull;
2O-WiIIiam L. Perkins, Of Lake;
2l- John'Fuller. Of Erie.
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The Ohio Statesman.

There are few such 'Art(ul Dodgers
as Col. Medary Of the Ohio Statesman.
For prevariCalion and cool mendacly
he has no equal. He devotes a column
of his last paper to Judge Wright
winding up with the exclamation, 'how
this world is given to lying THIS apt
quotation takes the place Of the Colo
neI's sign manual, and just as effective.
ly denotes the paternity oI the article.
We called upon tho Colonel for proof
that zoe knew Of any tin pan Interference
with the election Of judges, or of any
agency oI ours in such proceeding, Ho
now produces what he affects 10 coOsl-
der the proof 1t consists Of his own
declaration that Col. Chambers in de-
bate, in the Senate, sometime or other,
dehed the Democrats to break through
any Of the nominations msde,' and that
Mr.. Van Vo:hes, IN debate, in Senate
at some other time, told the Democrats
not TO lay the Aattering JUNCTION 10 their
souls, that they would he able TO knock
the bottom ou; of the Wing tin-pan.'-
What proof. How does it show oui
knoUledge Of tin pan proceedings or oHi
agency in Hnyf We can imagine bu
one issue which such proof would sus
taln--and that ,s a charge sguiNW tn
Colonel for a malicious Iiben
/ The Colonel intimated that we ha
linpanned ,Posveo into othejudgoship owe
Ewing. who, no said, was defeated be
rauso he had been once a Democrat -
We denied this and said that we prefet
red Ewing to Pearco because we kne
him besl. and that his having been
Jackson man would have been no oI
lection 10 hin alter honest rspenlancu
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12

The Infamous political ''Tract No. 4"
contained among other atrOcious IIbeIs,
the assertion thal an emlnentand gifted
gentleman now Ia his grave had died
"of The disease with which Heaven pun
ished ancient Herod." This slander OF
the dead therhladelphia G ,zette iDdig.
.nantIy repes. ave have heard this
insinuated in whispers before says the
Gaaeue, "and onIynotice it nowslor the
purpose OF stamping it as foul and false
libel only invented for the purpose of
defaming the character OF deceased, and
IacereIng the bosoms Of surviving ,reIa.
tives aud friends. Wat. Int
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TO DELEGATES TO THE NATION.
AL CONVENTION.

The following will be gratifying in
formation to the thousands Of the gal g.
laUt Wbig army Of the West who are
preparing to swell the great Conventions
TO be held in Baltimore shortly. Ohio
ought 10 win the gorgeous banner pre-
pared by the gallant Wings ofthe Mon
umen,al city! What say you, Wings Of
Ohio, are you oil ready for noble e(-
fort:
ALL RIdHT.-We learn from the Bal
timore American that the rates Of travel
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad be-
tween Cumberland and Baltimore, and
the intermediate points, will be reduced
one half to persons who may attend The
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.SHERIFFS SAFE.

By,vIrtue ofa writ, Off ia ct leo Jia.
issued out ofihe cOurrot common pleae
Of Carroll county, 'Ohio, and tonne tdi-
rected, / will dferfor sale at the doordF
the court'houseun tCsrFoIItuu, ,uH Tues.
day 'he'29d day 'of ApFiIdnst. oat Il o..
clock II M ofsaid ,day. the following
ltowt: IS head 'oi horse .crea.
ures.2 sets of horse gears, one horse
wagon, ana a head ofcows. Takenl lin
eXanutiou and will he -sold by me.
DAVID WATH,, Sheriff.
April 12, lo44,
iPriEia;'slee 100
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Attention, Whig9!

The Wings Of Orange township are
requested TO assemble at the house of
Ell whitman, in Leesburg, on Saturday
The 20th inst. atI o'clock P. NJ, for The
purpose Of organizing a atownshiP CLAY
CLUB. 1t is hoped that the meeting
WiII be numerousIy attended. Let us
organize our township and we.wiIl have
nothing to fear from ne enemy.
Many Wigs of,Oraage. 4,
April 9, 1874
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PROCLAIM 1T

In every county, post ituP at the cor
ner OF every street, sound it in the ears
OF every Log Cabin man Of OHIO, that
the PlebeiOn Tracts, published by the
organ oi Mr., Van Buren iu New York
city, and endorsed by nearly every Lo-
co(oco paper in this country, oppose a
Tariff either for Protection or REvENUE,
and advocate Free Trade aud DIRECT
TAXATION for the support Of Govern
ment!!- D. S. Journal.
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iSEAsRlFFNS SALE.
April 12, lo44,
,PriEtei''s fee 1 90

BY vir'ne'dfsnndry writs Of f ia Ct
1eo ia. issued outof the court Of commoa
pleas of Carr5I county, Ohio, and to me
directed I will otfertfor sale on the pre-,
misses of John ShObsr,nn Loudon town,
ship, on Wednesday the 24tb day of
April inst. at 2 o'clock p. NJ. of said day
the following property, TO wit: two sin,
gle 'Carding MachInos, one Picking Ma
chIne,S head of horse creatures, 3 sets
Of horse gears and one horse wagon.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 70, 1874.
Printers fee 100
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12

The Hon, john G. CALHOUN, Secro-
tary olSIate, arrived in this city vest
erday from his residence in South Car
olino, and has taken lodgings at Full
ler's Hotel.
The Messenger, published a; Pende'
Ton, South Carolina near Mr.. Calhoun's
residence, states that Mr.. Calhoun ac-
cepts the Office Of Secretary Of State with
the express understanding that he is tc
be al liberty 10 retire Immediately Oh
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Connecticut.

The land of stscdy habits,hao wheel
ed into line, as will bo seen by an arti-
Gle copied in this paper, from the Ma
tional Lnlslligencer. What will Amos
Kendall, the New York PIebian and the
authors of the Van Buren, tracts think
of thiS2 Will they think itsn 'OmenR'
There has been l3 members Of Congress
elected since the commencement Of this
year-aH WhigS' NNor come"otd Con
necticut;'O X, Coop up yOur Rooster
Chapman! 1914 will be as bed A' 1910
CrOw, ifyou dare Chapman, c-r-O-W.
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Bargain and sale.

Sam Medary end mis- sataIties are
vamping up the old and long exploded
charge Of Bargain and SALE between
Meesrs Clay and Adams, in 1926. We
beieve about that assdesS General R.
M. Sanders, ofN. Carolina, who was an
original Jackson man. Some few years
since he said that, nbe charge Of a cor
rupl bargain between Adams and Clay.
had Iong'Oiuce been consigned to the
kennel Offorgotten cal,mmeS!"
We th;s week publish On article from
The Cincinnati Gazette. in which our
old friend, Judge Wright, answersSam.
uel Medary of the Statesman, according
10 hishlolly.' Burread the article.
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TACTICS OF THE ENEMY.

Despairing Of the success Of an effort
10 awaken the dormant Jackson enthu-
slasm, or Of an appeal to the reason Of
the people, the Locofocoo now, like the
imposiors Of old, invoke the powers Of
superstition. The people are treated as
children 10 ,be scared by signs and
Omens, and TO Amos Kendall has been
entrusted the task Of getting them up
for the occasion. Portenl8 dire, told
with fearful uplurnings Of the whites Of
eyes and in hollow sepuchrOI tone Of
voice, worthy accompaniments ot on old
negro chrono's ghost story, are now pa
raded in almost every Locofoco paper
we open, instead Of arguments, TO induce
the intelligent, shrewd, business people
of this country TO vote against HENRY
CLAY and for Martin Van Buren!
The only parallel to these efforts io
the ingenious device resorted 10 by the
Chinese, who, in their late war with the
English, dressed up a corps Of their SOL
ders in the most hideous costumea they
could imagine, thinking thereby to drive
The 'outside barbarians' 10 wild alright
from their coasts. A few we'll directed
Volleys brought those Chinese devils,
as they we're styled, to their knees
begging for mercy, and the American
Locofoco imps will share the came fate
The fact 10, TO use en- old, but expressive
saying, loo many of our people have
been brought up in the woods to be
scared by owls Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser.
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SHERTFF'S SAFE
April 70, 1874.
Printers fee 100

by virtue Ofa writ Of f ia et leU ia.
issued out Of the court OF common pleas
OF Carroll county, o., and to me direc.
ted, will offer for sale at Wattsville, in
Fox township, on Tuesday the 2Sd day
Of AprII inst. at o'clock P. M. Of said
day, the following property, to wit: 100
yards of Satinett end 2 head of horse
creatures. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 70, 1914.
Printers fee 100
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SHERICF,S SALE.

BY virtue ola writ of f ia. ct leo fa.
issued out OF The Cour, Of common Pleas
of Stark county, Ohio and to me direc.
ted, | will offer for sale at the door of
the Court house in Csrrollron. on Mon
day the 18th Of April, at 10 o'clock A M
Of said day, the following property, 10
wit: one horse, one Buggy and one ss,t
Of hsrns". Taken in execution aud
will bs cold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 5, 1874.
Printers fee 100.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12

several ConveuVanns 10 he held IN ba II
more on the 30lh April, and tho lsr
ID, and 9th oil Nav next. The lIbef"t
arrangements anuouaced by the comps
ny, as we'll in regard TO The reduclloH
Of charges as the increased facilities,
will doubtless prove very acceptable to
the large numbers who will visit Balti'
moro on these occasions.-Whig Stan
dGrd.
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The adjustment Of the Texas and Oregon
questions, or so socn as II shall he as
.certaIned that they cannot be adjusted
by treaty Mr.. c. is reluctant TO abau.
don his agricultural pursuits and enter
again on pubic life Nat. Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12

DEATH OF A CONGRESSMAN.
The Hon. ,HEMAN A. MOORE, member
OF Congress from the Columbus district,
in Ohio, died al hisreeidencs 10 tho city
of Columbus on the Sd inst.
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DETROIT.

The Wings have carried the'city 'of
Detroit. She is Whig cityat last.
BOROUGH OF CARROELTON.
The election for officers Of lhis'bo-
rough come off on Monday Iast-JoHN
DUNBAR, ESQ., (Whig) wastIectod Pre-
sident by majority Of l5Votes over A.
W. MoRRlsoN, Esq (LocOfOcOO The
Wigs also elected their candidate fol
Justice Of the Peace, JAMES Il. Ross, 'Esc
and nearly all the township officers, in
this township, on the first Monday Of
April inOI.
6TThe eleclionIn the city Of Cincin
natl has gone for the Wings all hOIlOr,
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ARE THESE OMENS9

A bad state Of feeling exists In Mis-
souri,, among the followers of Mr.. Van
Buren. They are divided and at swords
points on tho currency quesIion-sofS
and hrdS. The feeling between the
two divisions has run so high as TO in
duce considerable elimination and re-
elimination. Thisslate Of feeling, it is
said, contributed to'induco that state Of
mind in which the late Gov Reynolds
took his own life. A quarrel took place
a week or two since at Warsaw, Mis-
souri,, al Loco(oco meeting, between
two Locolocos, in which one stabbed
the other, causing his death! Hon. B
P. Major was the individual stabbed, and
was at the Time OF his death, a me ember
Of the Senate! Are these OmenSP- o
S. Journal.
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An Alien WIFE Shouia be trafwral,Sed
1t was decided by Judge Kent IN the
New York Circuit Court, on Saturday,
that wife born abroad, and moi nsHt-
aiz'd cannot inherit property devised
TO her by her husband.
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THE STATE OF oHIo,r( 9. -
CARROLL, COUNTY, o"
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Mairs,
0Ss ) Attachment in debt.
Thomas Shepperd
All persons interested will take notice
that Thomas Mairs. on the 10Th day of
March, A. d. 1914, sued out a writ of
Attachment from the court of common
peas Of Carroll county lin the State OF
Ohio, against Thomas SheppeTd, for the
SUN of $3.50 debt, and $500 damages,
amount due $43 I,3.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
Cletk's Office in CarrolIton,l
9th March, 1914.
McCIaUe q. Stanton, Att'ys
for Plaintiff.
April 'i2, lS44.
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,CasSiuS m, CLAW.

Wo wish that all men Of all parties
would read and consider tho letter Of C.
NJ. Clay, published in THE weeks paper
That's all.
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FUND OMMISSIONER.

Gov Shannon has appointed Joseph
s. Lake, Esq, Of Wooster, a Fund Con
mission in place olDr. Hubbard, resign
ed Warmwood to the hards, lhaA
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DR.. Duncam,s Speech.

Or Duncan, member Of Congress from
the Cincinnati Di strict, in this State, has
inflicted euother speech upon the IL ouse
of Representatives. The object OF the
speech purportsto be. that Congress
should pasS'a law, making reelection
for Electors Of President and Vice Pres
ident on the same day in all he States.
So lar go good. But, with what consis
tsncy can the Doctor, or his party in
Congress, propose such law, after
nullifyiDg tho law ofths last Congress,
which required that each State should be
laid out in districts, &c.
Four States chose their members by
generaltitket; and they were admitted
TO take their seats in The present Con-
gress, and that too, in open violation Of
both the letter and spirit OF tho law
Yet The same man who voted for the
violation Of an act Of the last Congress,
now proposes to pass another 10 regu-
late the time for choosing Electors.
Vhe speech is in pamphlet form, and
circulated as largely, perhaps, as ives
the speech made by this came Doctor
Duncan. in i640 We mean the one be
made in Congress, in which he abuse d
General Aarrison's conduct in oil his
military campaigns, His late speech
unlike The first, does not say that,
Mary Rogers are a case, and SO are
Sally Thompson,
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Elections.

In the city Of Columbus the Wings
succeeded in eIsc.ing their Mayor Mar
shaI, and eight Of The twelve Council
men
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DRUGS e. MEDICINES.

eWWkZM A large assortment OF Drugs,
@ Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye.
Stqfs, GlasSware, &c, just re.
&&4 CeYed and FOR sale low for
cash by
R KENNEDY.
Carrollton, April 5, 1914.
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The Tariff & HisGribu tiOn.
MR.. STEWARDS SPEECH, NO. 2

NIX. STEWARDS SPEECH, NO. 2.
The following will speak for itself
Those who have read the speech of Mr.
Slewah, which we published some time
ago, will require no arguments 10 in
dUce them 10 read this; more especially
when we tell them it has excited even
more attention and cOmmendation than
jts predecessor:
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Concluded nerl Teek.)

The French Government will spend
five millions Of dollars on the hsrbor Of
Marseills. 1t has now the finest basin
in the world. -
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British Bill,

to come 10 the rescue before i. is too
Iats.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-17


U. s. SENATE-On the 4th of March next the
terms Of seventeen Senators will expire. of this
number Is are Wings, and A are Locofocos, as
follows: ,h0r
Whigs-Phelps, Vermont; Choate, Mass. !;
Sprague, r. l.; Huntington, Conn; TalImadge,
N. Y; Dayton, n j.; Bayard, Del; Merrick,
Md; Henderson, Miss; White, Ind. Porter,
Mich; Foster, Tenn; Rives, Va.-l3. rrr
Locofocos-Fairfed, Maine; Sturgeon, Pa. I;
Tappan, Ohio; Benton, Mod. IN
Huntington has been reelected in Connecticut
for six additional years. Tallmadgc, in New
York, has resigned his seat, having been ap-
pointed Governor of Wisconsin Territory. The
remaining members of the Senate, besides the
above, are l6 Wings and 10 Locofocos. Total
50. In place Of the II whose terms expire next
March, the Wings must elect 10, besides Mr..
Huntington, (already elected,) in order to retain
majority. ".eag#
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VERMONT.

A GREAT WING MEETING IN VERMONT
Thursday of last week monster meeting came
off at Manchester Nearly fifteen thousand of
the farmers of Vermont, the Woodworking tilers
of the soil, with their wives and daughters, me,
- pledge their adherence to Henry Clay, the
Union, and the tariff, against Polk, Tyler, Texas,
and British free trade One of the finest features
in the pageant was an immense Boston wagon,
drawn by twenty-six oxen, and containing three
hundred of Vermont's fair daughters, all dressed
in white.
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NEW JERSEY.

There was glorious meeting of Wings on Sa-
turday last, at Johnsons Ferry, Warren county
Upwards of three thousand persons were esma-
ted to be present. The Pennsylvania Wings
were there in force, and the hearty shouts of wel-
come that were given and received as the seve-
raj delegations from Northampton and Bucks
landed on the shores of New Jersey, gave evil
dence that the great Wing party is not bounded
by State lines, but embraces the Union. The
meeting was eloquently addressed by George K.
Mckner, of Doylestown, A. E. Brown, of Easton,
and Hon. VIM. Halsted, Of Trenton, and broke
up amid prolonged cheering for Clay and FIRE.
linghuysen