New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-26
North-Carolina.


Legislature in the old North State takes place on
inc LIST Of August Many of the Loco-tooo 21- !
pers and orators, since the party nominated foik
and stole NJ. T !e,s Teas plot, have proclaimed
that North Carolina, together with the entire
So-,h, with the exception perhaps OF hen;ucky-
and some of them have had the suiacIty to clam
that State-woud 90 mad on the Texas question
and uiunlphan,Ig sasisi. !A1!l nominee. a e"
DAYS vii tcs, the truth or ia!s:ty oi :c-e roP!e-
cics. We ara N. d.s-,eee5 10 deprive the chop
fallen Decncc74cy Of any Little crumbs Of CON-
81 thsy may gain by anticipated victories; bur
when noble, patriotic North Carolina fp77z~-es the
Wing cause or i,s Champion, we WI. let al our
reate-c know it. The Wings are imPatlenily
awaiting the hour for the contest to begin
A Convention more than two thousand strong
among whom we've two or three hundred patriotic
ladies, re; at Mineral Springs, near Gatesviils'
\. C. on Thursday the 18Th ms. They were
from the Counties Of Gates. Camden, P4sqnotank,
Perqaaons, Cnowar, Bcr;ie, IIcIticEd, North
amp,cn and Martin, in North Carolina, ana
Northampton, Nansemond and Norfolk IN Viz
g;nia-a section Of country quite sfa'seiy PoPu
lated, and a. season of the year wien ;rarepg IS
rendered iIksJfne Dy long continued drouth. But
no sacrifice is 100 great for tho Wings Of North
Carolina, when ,hci. cherished principles and the
interests Of their country arg al stake.
The Editor Of the Portsmouth Va Inder
attended the gathering, ard gives good account
OF the enthusiasm and determination Of the De
voted Wings OF that section Of the Union. The
banners and mot,oes Of the different delegations
were appropriate and expressive, and The music OF
several hands IN attendance gave yes. and spirit
to the festivities and proceedings of The dav. Dr.
r. Il. SPEED was chosen President Of the day,
and after an Invocation to the Throne Of Grace
by Rev. D. SrAsEMAs, Mr.. william CHERRY
was introduced, and took up the Principles ana
Measures OF the Wing party, as laid down by iir
Gay in his letter to The Young Wings Of Phlla-
delphia, aud yintiueted them in a mastery style
After nc had concluded, the President invited
any person present OF opposite views, who might
wish to reply, TO co 50. Hon. WIN. n. COOPER.
beng present, spoke briefly in reply. He argued
against the Distribution oil the Proceeds OF III,
PueEc Lands, in favor Of Revenue Tariff, etc.
NJ. Cherry r,jnincd, and was followed by several
other eminent SPEAKERS and at Z late hour in the
afternoon, the roads leading to the encampmcni
were again thrcnged with moving vehicles. NJ
accident occurred throughout TIE day, Nor was
any person seen intoxicated. nor any other evl
dence OF lmpFope. behavior. order, harmony
and good feeling every where prevailed, and The
Wings of the Old North State retired 10 the.
homes with increased confidence in the goodnes:
OF their cause, and OF the glorious ana !il!npEan,
success that awaits 1t.
Way Will not the Loco ocos at The Nortb
cone up 10 The scratch III this way? In Penn
eylvanis, for instance, where they vainly hope 10
carry the State by out AMI out lying on the Tia
riff, we have not reasonable doubt, nor has an,
one at ali acquainted with Pennsylvania politics.
that ii they would stand up manfuIly and advo-
cafe what they are really in favor Of, Tariff
with Determinations for Revenue instead of Pre-.
lection, Mr.. Clay would carry the State by FLY
Thousand Majority. But this they dare not do
They constantly represent Mr.. Clay as opposed
to Protection ard MI. Folk as it's advocate
Here is specimen from the PttSburg Morning
Post:
The Wing, here are continually attempting to lI,y Nj
Clays wcid and the public beev- that he i m
iavo! Of Protective Tariff, greater Misrepresentation Of
man opinions was never uttered.