New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
Osyvego Awake Item Thousand wings IN
Council!


Correspondence OF The Albany Evening Journal.
OswEGo. September Ia. ls4l
DEAR SIR: The Wings of Oswego assembled in
this Village on The 10Th inst. with delegations from
Jefferson and Cayug They made grand display
in numbers, burners, spirit and enthusiasm. There
were from eight 10 Ten thousand onlhe ground EN-
bracng fair proportion of ladies. Mr.. Fowler, OF
Otsego, addressed them for two hours and was fol-
lowed by I. II Bond, Esq. Of oswego. In the
evening the town Hall was crowded with enihusias-
tic Wings, who were addressed by Mr.. Fowie! and
jacob Richardson, Esq.
Every thing passed off well and without accident
in the most glorious demonstrations OF wing power
and enthusiasm Oswego has ever witnessed. fco'
enraged Loco .FocoisHl had 10 vent It's Indignation
and show lis teeth in various small ways, sncn Us
suspsnAno i,s banners over streets which Wing pro-
cessions had 10 pass, and other acts worthy OF lhe
cause and the party that uphods the extension OF
human bondage and seeks 10 eleveie 10 the fIeS
deucy Of this great Republic the grandson oi Exc
KEEL Potk. The highss ii honor in the gut OF Zee
ueople lastly belongs TO the Patriot and Statesman
who by his public acts has given some evidence OF
his ability and disposition 10 uphold and promote me
interests and glory oihis country by his pubic
services has created Some claim 10 the confidence,
the gratitude and favor vi the people, irrespective
perhaps of anv consideration connected WIN ms
ancestry But on the subject, we, having fathers
yolu,on ia the great struggle for Independence can
hardly trust ourselves TO speak of James h. Poik,
such is the nature OF those deep seated preJudices
engende.ed by the conflict of arms, which reach
through generations OF men.
p As an evidence cf how Loco.Focoism
stands hereabou,s since the overthrow OF Old Hun
kerism, il may be worthy OF note that a meeting
was called in the Palladium and repeated III hand,
bills 70, this evening ut the market Hall 10 respond
10 ,nc late nominations OF Governor, Senator, &c.
Just % of the faithful assembled, and after dehera-
ton the meeting adjourned without making any ex-
preston. ioui'' W.
H,MILroS MASS MsETiNG.-Old Butler did
pobly Yesterday. Never there, say The best
Judges larger more enthusiastic meeting IN 'hal
Couaty. The number OF persons there was dliiicuit
TO estimate so thick was the hrong bnt we shouio
not suppose il below Fifteen Thousand.
The spesling did not commence until a;;eI :
O'clock Three stands were erected. Governor
M,tculre Nessrs Sou,hgate, Caleb Smith of'ind'-
ana Carey, and others spoke; spoke wei ana eifec-
tisely The Glee Club never sang better, or won
louder plaudits from any meeting.
The Locos during the night previous had stretch-
ed scross the street, banner with this motto ooo
"Posk and Texas against Clay and has iV'Voo
Bdukrupts."
This created come excitement.
Twas meant as an insult 10 the Wings, and some
II Them cut i, down. This aroused both sides; bur
Judge Vance, IN public speech, 'eboEec' WIN a
proper spirit the action Of his political friends, and
deciared that il could not be justified. The matter
ended withou, difficulty, though The banner was put
up again, and alloweJ 10 remain during the day.
fCincinnati Gaz. IA sep.
wAeEs-The Newark Advertiser says that
all The manufacturing establishments in Pa'er
son are at this moment paying higher ~oges
than they hare eper paid before. is not tins a
fac, Of great importance, in regard TO the Wing
Tariff OF 1912 on the wages of labor We
published a few days since the letter Of Mr..
MIsrHKoP stating that all the establishments Of
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire are also pay
Ing higher wages to their operatives than ever