New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
Ohio Moving.
Correspondence Of TIE tribune.

CISeiNX,T1. July li;h ISL
TIE Wings OF Ohio are up and cong! Dc
terln;ned not to be outdonc by their brethren Of
other States either in the management OF the
Canvass or the glory OF the result, they are light
ing up their camp fires early, and arc daily beat
ing for recruits. And what is more. the recruits
come We ere in the hourly receipt Of news OF
rcnuncis,jons OF Loco Focols;n By men who have
stood by the party for years, and have srIs-
tanned 1t even in the disastrous conflict of Isle.
but who. unable 10 stomach The Ant;-rarifT and
Anti American actions Of the naw candidates,
are arsaying themselves uader the banner OF
Henry Clay and Protective Tariff Mass
meetings in town. country and village are the or
der Of the day The enthusiasm of 1910 is re-
viyed. The People come in in wagon, carriage.
on foot and on horseback-any way to hear the
truth-and they b:ing flags and banners in their
train, ana music, and pretty women, true Clay
beauties, aa al tire attendants of pep1...7 crl:u
sasm which We saw four years since. There
have been numcrousIy attended and enthusiastic
Conventions at Cleveland, Mass Hon. New Lis
bon, Welisyle, and other places and on >a.i--
day the l3ih p-ox. we are IN do up the thing IN
style in old Hamilton, with Corwin. Ewing.
Sto,er, hlorchead of nv. and others to help us.
The People are aroused and no mistake. We
should not he surprised were Ono 10 give n
greater majorlg to Clay laan to her own IL
mcnted son in $40.
There is every thing ia the signs OF the times
to encourage Us. We have a great positive
strength in The merits Of our measures aud can.
dh!ates; and VIC have likewise a great NEGATIVE
strength in The embarrasSments which beSet our
anniversaries, Tor It canHe, be disguised that the
overthrow Of Van Barren bv The leaders has cx
cited IN the masses Of the party deep and gene
raj sentiment nj distrust and C.issatis faction
How much ii will do for the Wings at the polls
remains TO be seen; i; is not 20 be too mufh re-
licd upon, but it must produce 4 considerable
effect, and Will contribute AZ any rate 70 swell
the Wing triumph.
Senator T,prAX has come homo, / understand,
full uf ccnsu-c OF The Senators who sustained ti!r
Treaty, aud does not hesitate to speak OF tina;
business. and OF the An,:-Ven Buren inttigues
IN very plain terms, though OF course he susiains
the nominations. ALLEN has ken the stump
but he aud the rest of the hdranguers viii say
as l.;lie Oh the subject oE Texas possible
There is e general and very natural disposition
to blink that issue before The People. but I!
party, and their furioGs!y Pro- Texan leader
PoLK, NUS: and Will be held to it. Mr.. WKLLss
mace one OF his characteristic speeches here az
evening or TWO since, with some diininuton.
however. Of lis usual fire. and q grca; falling of
in tic Enthusiasm o! his audience, ii thing, by
the ny. wlich IS observable IN all the recent
Loco. Foco gatherings.
Our able Speakers have quite generally taken
the stump. The inimitabIc CunwlN speaks lic-
guent!y-hc addressed meeting over the river
In Ky. last cvrning-and oar eloquent and popu
lar t,y"nsInan SToRaa il overwhelmed with invi
,ations from aIi quarters Of the State, TO which
nc responds is"o-3oiy as far as his engagement
permit.
Tie Kentucky Wings had glorious .raa'4r,
ing at LeAnglin "n tl,e .. ms at ~nich ~
Governor aictcaIlc tnctter i.:;.,n % Old Stone
Hammer , presided, and which was addrc<sec
among others hy our own EWING. The ncigh-
bors of Clay will give a good account of them
selves in August, when they Will demonstrats
to the world that Annexation is not very pppn!a
among the hcmp-grcwers, aud corn. planters o
the corn cracker State.
We have Mormon Elder here lccturng in
eulogy OF the . m4r;yrcd' Smiths and in obj"r
CATION OF their ;sssassins. Yours, &c. "hG