New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
North-vyes.ern Pcnnsyivnmin awake

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
SgcAR.GeovE. Warren Co. Pa. July 9. l5il.
The 18th CT July was celebrated Ut this place
by the Wings of this and the adjoining counties
in manner which was cheering to the friends OF
Clay and Frelnshuysen. Notice was given
some two weeks previous that there would be
Mass Meeting Of the Wings IN this village on
that day; and although we expected to have
good meeting, every one was surprised at the
numbers who came to signify their devotion to
their Country's best interests The right feelings
animate the glorious cause in Western Pennsyl.
wanna the spirit OF 1910 is aroused, and il Will
not cease until the last vestigc OF Loco.Focoism
is swept from Our borders. What is there in the
doctrines Of that party TO induce Pennsylvenians
to support their principles Her Iron interests,
her Manufacturing and Agricultural all require
the benefits oil the Tariff. Her financin! en-.
barrass:ncnts would be greatly lesscned by her
share OF the proceeds of the Phbhc Lands; IN
deed every measure contcnded or by the Wings
would serve to restore the prosperity vi the State.
Pennsylvania Cannot, mil not, cast her electoral
vote FOR men who If elected, would carry ont the
mad and ru!nous measures commended fox b. their
party.
The Wings of Northwestern Pennsylvania
have taken The field in earnest. the meeting held
here Oh the 18th shows Their determination 10 o..
pose the Free Trade, AHtL DtstTtbHttOn Sub.
Treasury and Standing Army schemes OF the
Loco-POtko party. The best feelings animate
the friends Of Clay and Freiinghuysen, md We
look forward confident Of the sure triumph uf cur
principles in the approaching Election; not only
so far as regards our own State (Which we con.
seer certain by at least ten thousand majoriiy,)
but throughout the Union.
Oar Candidate lor Governor, JosEPH MARRLg,
IS gaining friends every day, and the people only
await the day OF Election to award the highest
Office in the State 10 the companion in arms OF
the iannented Harrison.
The speakers here on the 4th were Messrs.
WARREN and BuNELL Of jamestown. BAarIoyey.
JOHNSON and SrRurnERs Of this County. Dr.. AL.
ExAHDER, Of Young5vIl!e, Presided. The mum.
Der IN attendance was vaTlous!y estimated at
from four 10 SIX thousand. TIE jamestown
Band and The Band from this place were present,
and furnished their best music for the occasion
One word IN regard to our friends, tie Loco
foces, and | Will close. They attempted 10 get
up meeting at Warren On the same day, came
out with hand bills" Come one, come alp
" Come to the rescure," &c.-pos,cd them all
over the county--sent out runners in every d.
recilon, urging the faithful TO attend. When the
day came around it bfough, tut few together:
they wanted 10 march, got few ladies to oin
them to make then procession appear respectable,
went TO the Cou:t House, organized their meet.
ing, tried to sing a Polk song, but their faces
were SO long 1t would not go; they finally ad.
journed and went home, their whole performance
was miserable failure; they know they are
used up" and have no heart to contend in so
hopeless cause. The Wings on the other hand
are certain OF the sure triumph of their princi.
pies IN the election Of Henry Clay, Frellnghuy-
ten and Marke
remain, gentlemen. your. truly. w.