New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-25
Great Whi- Mass Observation-Disclosures
turn ont Of the Peopie-Grand process
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P.rrsBURe. Saturday Sish.. JulT :

PIr-rsBURe. Saturday Night, Jul7 1i-a.
To ne Editor Of TIE Tri5uns:
have lust returned from witnessing most
unexpected and powerful demonstration OF the
enthusiasm Of the people a mass meeting OF
the Clay Clubs in the Two cities of PittsbuTg and
Al!crbeny and the neighb0r5ood had been called
by the Centra! Committee to be held this even
in~. each ward and district 10 nee. a, Their club
houses and march to the ground appointed. At
an early hour went to the place to have view
of the professions as thsy came in. did note1
pect anr particular mani:estion OF feeling at the
time. for II fact thought the Wings about Pitts
burg had NJ: got fairly walked up yet. | sup
posed as matter of course, there would be
pretty fair ,Oncourse, However, symptoms Of
the feeling watch actually existed were evident,
q, an early hour by the congregating Of numbers
Ike myself, waiting sight. Presently the sound
Of music broke on the ear at a distance and simu-
taneous with it the concouFse suddenly swellcd-
crowds poured in, and as procession after process
sion reached the ground the enthusiasm broke
forth in immense cheering. was astonished-
no, looking Tor one.half OF what saw, As the
Clubs gathered in, their transpaTencies, banners,
&c. were collected around the stand and exhibit
ed splendid sight which the people cheered again
and again.
From to 5000 are estimated to have been pre-
sent. | think at least the first number When
Il is recoected that no very particular pains were
taken to secure the attendance OF the party, and
,b,, p mere announcement had been made the
demonstration is conclusive evidence OF the state
Of feeling among the people. They were ad-
dressed hy Mr.. Mcclure and Walter Forward, Il
viii lack neither Hon nor Esq to his name
here we cal him old Water') IN brief man.
ner. Both were most enthusiastically cheeTed.-
Mr.. Forward is decidedly the man OF the people,
and exceedingly popular. Alter the speeches
were made the Clubs united IN grand process
sion Though the city, and really II was glorious
s;ybt The transparencies, four BANDS Of music.
h 4lf a mile OF Wings, and as many on The TANKS
az were in the procession, was stirring spectacle.
This is glorious commencement, and from this
out the enthusiasm Will increase, the cemonStra-
ton grow stronger, the turn-outs and professions
swell in volume, and finally we shall! wind up with
giving d majority greater than Harrlson's
Every day hear of more or less renunciatlons
nv Loc0s. Within short time very intelligent
German named, believe, Hoffman has renounc-
ed that party. lie formerly wrote many OF the
leading political articles in the principal Loco
German paper here, but he has come over and
loins battle for Wing principles. Our brethrenIn
Louisville arc doing Tremendous things, but 1t will
20 hard il we do not rival thcm-lo beat them IS
impossible A new Wing daily has been started
in Allegheny City, where heretofore no such pa
per existed 1t will be conducted by the Messrs.
Kennedy, and promises well. It ought to d"
good in a city where there are II 900 inhabitants
aud no Wing paper in the English language.
hear it asserted in the streets that Gov. Pnr-
ter has pardoned Messrs. Finn and Kane, editors
of the Aurora, imprisoned fox libel-thc pardon
to take effect on Monday, the Do inst. and remit
ting fines and costs. They would have been dis
charged on the 23d, having served the term OF
their sentence.
Business has become very dull in every depart
mcnt, and a number Of citizens have posted Oft 10
the Springs. Yours, &c.