The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-26

w RIGHT and GARDisER and wherever democratic
meeting is heard OF, no matter hardly al hat dis
lance those /. syops crowded with dsInocr ratio yoier
aud accompanied by we'll trained bands OF music and
amateur Glee Clubs, sure TO DC IN attendance.
The meeting at Jefferson, Cbemung county, on the
18th August, showed, as Lieut. Gov. Dickinson re-
marked, that The Democrats were not " fsir weather
politicians" for IL attended during continual
shower by at least eight Thousand persons. The dis
cusson between Eyer Van Buren,, esq and Mark
IA. Sby in this village, attended by about three
thousand and the meeting at Lodi, Seneca county,
short time since, by hive or six thousand.
Yesterday, another meeting held at Calvin
Elys, IN North Hector, Tompkins county, Che strong
Wing hold IN that county,) and WIS attended by
about 600 persons from that and he adjoining
ties, although great efforts were made 10 get up
large meeting, and the place where held was mol In
nor village, but merely an ordinary country
tavern. Joshua Tuthlll, of Starkey, Yates county,
chosen President assisted by l.. SlTowbndge, ID.
F. Sears, George p. Flost Daniel Jackson EiwaId
Quin, John Kennedy, Doctor Post, John Hall, ID b.
Wheeler ID. w Himrod, Jacob Hagar, and Nathan
Wakeman, as Vice Presidents, and Edward Hoog-
land of Yates, and L. Baker and DIR. Halves, Of
TompkDs as Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed for nearly three hours
| by Even Van Buren,, Eco, Of Penn-Yan, in most
with repeated cheers. Mr.. Van Buren, although for
many years of the powerful advocates 10
this State, has but recently "iaken The stump" His
total defeat OF Mark IA. Sibley, IN the discussion In
TINS village on the Atm instant ana his subsequent ell
forts AT the different Democratic meetings winch he
has since attended show that he is as perfectly al.
fail at political he is we'll known TO be al forensic
speaking.
He followed by Darius A. Ogden, Esq of
Penn Yam, in fervd and eloquent speech Of about
| an hour, during which repeated cheers were given
for the peoples candidates, Polk and Dallas, Wright
and Gardiner
| While Messrs. Van Buren, and Ogden were speak.
ing another stand was erected at short distance,
where General Robert Halsey spoke to large
dience for two or three hours. go"
! To show that the Wings no longer feel any con-
fdeDce in their success, the following handful was
extensively circulated both sides Of Seneca lake
shortly after the call for the Democratic meeting
aforementioned was published. Here it is;
Wigs, mark yei
The friends of Poll, and the principles Of Fanny
Wright, Robert Dale Owen Co. have appointed a
meeting Of their Bulldogs and Brow heaters at Cal
win Elys, in North Hector, on the 18th instant for
the purpose OF misleading the public mind, and crush
ing the best interests Of the country.
Now, the object of this notice is to solicit all
good Wing friends to our country good, to meet at
the house OF John N. Smith, door east of Calvin
Ely's, at the same time appointed by the Tories who
advocate the cause of Polk and Co., and confront
their lies by the majesty of truth and righteousness
in order that we may see with eyes the full
extent OF the depravity and rottenness of heart to
which ell desperate Loco Foco demagogues are re-
duccd.
! "E. s. SWEET, of Owego, and many other
staunch friends of Henry Clay and Protection will
| be there.
| xr Come one, come ALL
BY order OF the
PEACH ORCHARD CLAY CLUBn
The wings made a rally under it of about 400
men, women and children who were addressed nv
Bray Dickinson OF Steuben, 10 his usual ,nanne,Z
The above handful shows that the wings no longer
feel funny and laugh, and sing wing songs when de-
mocra,s approach them with arguments as they did
10 Ioao Ihey are mad now and seeing defeat
staring them in every direction hey have recourse
to vluPeration and abuse. Why did they call that
meeting at place not over 30 rods distant from the
democratic meeting and at the same time and place;
they must be afraid that they will lose some OF their
s.reng.h oy the wings attending democratic meetings
That handful called out the democrats
The wings have also called meeting, at Trumsns-
ourg and Farmersve to-day, at the same time that
ing.
SARATOGA COUNTY {"
The SaeGndaga' in motion Gr4nd Democratic rain
This was proud day (Septsmber TO- for the truly
Democratic Town of Day, where there are four Dem.
ocra's to every The Democracy from tins town.
Edinburgh, Hope, Northampton, and other places,
were ou' en- m's'e numbering full COO and twice
as many as wee expected.
assembled nj he
pointed hour, 2P. Nj. At half past 2 the Hon, Che.
Sc den EIs our distinguished Representative In Com
gross, arrived, and was greeted with IRENE ndou, and
hearty cheering. Soon after The Edinburgh delec,.
uon arrived, forming procession about half mile
IN length, and composed entirely Of the lion
boDe and sinew OF the country
The meeting was addressed By Mr.. Pa,tison. upon
oste politics, with ability. Mr.. ElIis next followed
IN speech oftw hours, Of unusual ability and clio
queoce, which was listened to with great interest
M a m afrlf. al L.
plaose. Two bands Of music ana bout one bundrsd
ladies were upon the ground which added very much
~ the JOY of the occasion
NO person present doubted for an instant the rlor.
ous uiomph which awaits the Democracy Of this coun-
" aud district IN November by the re-eIecio, Of our
iavorite member Of Congress Cbe,selden EI.
me meeting broke up after nine hearty cheer. fJr
'ne candidates, the cause and the speaker
ORANGE COUNTY.
The democracy of 'hi. county held an immense
meeting I" G<shen, on the 18th inst, to respond T.,
the late gySerna'oria nominations.
"A SPLENDID address ws ma Ie by the Hon Ely
mo@r, OF New York who !. doing good service IN
~ county. Zen thousand he a small estimate (from
d'sin'erested source Of the number present Nj
Moores address showed up the arts and Jeceoton,
p'netsed upon the people in 1870 with great eject
beautiful banner was presented BY the Goshen De
mocratc Association 10 The delegation from the adj
Jns o"" o. hhmpionburgh, which ounumbcred
me whole number Of democratic votes poiled IN tho
town IN 1910. by nearly dozen This - one .,i.
denoe OF the manner 10 hich political affairs are 90
ing here In this town alone, the change NJ those
VINO were Harmon men in 1910, nearly equal The
Nno,e wing vote IN the fall OF tb., year In the
ne'ghborne town OF NJ, nteomcry, wbig in 40 tho
democrats expect some 80 mainrifv in November nett
10 that town foo ministers oihe Gosp,I have repud
'ed ne Wing party, and transferred tbei influence TO
'ne democf'ue party They openly declare that they
rn' nov support duell'st rthe Chief Magi.taoy OF
news from Ms'ne. You can't 6sd a rhig 10 con-
9f'tu'sie' THIS county will ovenun 1000 majority
IN November, depend upon tin spite of sam Wilto.