New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-13
Ff,.ru H. I,etryli I..iy Ad'ehiei.
1000 Wings In Couneii-'Hic''''
ConycnIion.

.,n,iou At VI 4rzhal o. the ith, glorious 'Tes'fi'''
.l.ri..ts speeches GLORIOUS songs and '!'2' '''''
,,,,s. rjarioas OCCASION Never. buI i lie ever
honorable Mas gathering IN tins Cry N i7to'
h.s me Marshall Convention been sqlAil'o III
numbers or enthusiasm oy Gay p'!iiicai '%9,'''
mace IN this State. The Ns,ne C"ai!'{
a.tIor. some 81 strong, winch h1d f'''eI " g"
tunc.cns b. .ccsssionS - ipsiiaHp' anu Nm
ABR. reached Marshall about sunset ana ere
escorted into town by The tomihi''c' -
,Esr,,s On horseback. ilc entire HniHoei " as -
,,ys.i =: once INTO the hosp.ta5!e houses Of me
:. h.gs Of th.t te-utliui vlllage IL the evening
,,o,r VS. =. strong rally al the Club House where
Geo. C. Bates, ESQ OF TINS Ci,y. aeC.e77t" I''Sl
:, snncrb spescb, exceiling even III noble 81
forts of so.
~ d.ylIgh. of the morning Of the ith, the
f,,Ie-,,,icps from the f. -, The Nes' the North
..,d Tho Sou.h came pouring by tiitles. ~ nun
4-rGs end 5y thousands: IN vehicles ana con-
rsvanc,s of al descriptions from The s.ngie
,r.oo, 10 the SIX horse csneS,oga each cciega-
ton accompanied By bands OF music and hearing
appropriate banners; giving and receiving cneefs
rom those .l-cady IN the ground, arc inahhg
the welk!n ring with the shouts ri lieeEien' l ne
( cal.c.iIGns from 4 alamazoo hit encdlupec ihe
MONT before. at Battle Creek. hey came ~
about O'Clock IN the endless line OF 'eh;ecS,
( cscortiug a tx pouncer cannon, with winch Z
squad kept 10 through the day . ioud response 10
The po1ctln' OF the Poikats, winch, Ike Inc rest
Of tFeir celebration. struggled through TIE ioTe-
mon wi;h a sho~ OF consequence, that was
ridiculous contrast to the heartfelt enthusiasm
and the outnuuIbering thousands oil " nigS inthe
opposite end Of tde village.
The DELEGATIONS formed by Counties at hall
mas, Ioo.c!ock, and took up the Ina OF march IN
columns four ceep, through the punci2at streets
the ,le!egaticn from haia"c-oo, over oUO strong
t.,si,,g the lead She pore splendid banner, haY-
ing On ore side full length portrait OF Henry
Cav aud on the reverse, Il motto" \ Ffo;ec'-
i've Tariff and no Annexation ne olhcf
Counties We>t of the meridian followed. Cat
hogs County had several banners; 81. Joseph one
representing Hercules shaving ihe Hydra OF Loco
Foco corruption HIlsdqi, the American Pro-
teci;gc Earle bouncing upon the British Lion OF
Free Trade JGcksoa Couotg, fine banner
Agriculture, Manufactures Commerce United
rbev Stand :" reverse, The Union as II is, Pro
teciion to her r chtS, Protection 10 hcr Honor,
Protection TO her Industry" Battle Greek, blue
lar. "Our Country and Constitution" Al5ion
and Sheridan. 4 splendid white banner, witii
wrsalbs of worked flowers" Michigan must be
Redeemed
The Wqsitcaqr delegation bo,e superb stan
dard wi;h the motto, First IN the field and fore
most in the fight.'' Ann Arbor Clay Club had had
TWO fine banncrs-onc with the motto, " W 20
f,r the Uupn and the Tariff against Texas and
British Free Trade" and lpSiilHti q large ilas
with the portrait OF the illusriouS Greek warrior
of tha, namc .Saiia, had banner, the gt OF
her patriotic ladies 10 the Wing Club lis motto.
Saline Is onward, - =" Union and Victory" ON
the reverse, the language OF Henry lay, Truth
is omujpptcnt and Public Justice certain" In
,ngSton Couniy bore the firm motto, Wen try
and then came our own beautiful and nnequacd
standard, the elaborate handiwUrk OF our far la
dics-,hc observed OF all. II received at every
step repeated cheers. 1t may not be too much
to say that we have never seen similar work nl
.rcatcf beauty, Taste and >siI!. As specimen
ni ari. it deserves a place in our National Acadc-
nv oi fine arts. 1t is to he hoped that it Will be
rehgiou.ly preserved by The Wings not only
IN elegant memorial Of this great campaign, but
as All unrivalcd specimen OF the patriotic skill
and labor of the Wing ladies OF Detroit.
Our different WARDS bore appropriate banners,
which space will not permit us 10 partIcul4rise.
There vert Alsv dozens OF uthcfS winch We have
not tine to copy. The procession tcrrnlnotcd i,
march III front Of the elegant uanslon pl Sidney
kechum, E-q who most generously opened has
line grounds tor The use If The Convention. i
large stage had been erected rom the front plaz
"a, cap-bc Of containing 800 persons. which.
,'eiore the arrival "t The procession, cons.
pletcIy crowded with ladies, the invited guests,
| he VlG and the intirm aud The Individual, Prev
ously selected by committee at each county. IS
officers OF the Convention. Col Oliver joins
so:, Of Nonfo.: presided and delivered III apprp
priate address on taking he chair An impress
styc prayer was then made by Rev. MIR Simans,
aud the Declaration finely read by J. :. W,ds
.orlh. Esq. OF Monroe. An elegant poem com
posed by lady OF Marshall, was then reclted by
A. b. Bates, Esq. OF Jackson, followed by
cheering song w the Detroit Glec Club.
Hon. FkANcis GRANGER then took the stand
and enchanted the mass Tor two hours and Il halt
in d speech OF uuequaled fervor and cloquence
lie was followed by JAMES :. TnAYER, Esq. Of
| New York, Of whose speech II IS sufficient to saw
1t equaed the high reputation tor cloGuencc
which had preceded him to this State, ana was
luI! Of the most souI-stlrring appeals TO the 10.
best and mos; patriotic feelings. Gen AMOS
GRANGER OF Syracuse, ana others, followed, in.
tcrspersed with stirring songs by the Gce Club,
and by those noble Wings. Messrs. Covert and
| Dodge, who accompanied The Detroit delegation
The different bands gave also some cxce!!en: ex
hibltons of martial music.
The Convention adjourned at O'Clock, to meet
again IN The evening 20 receive resolutions and
Report OF the COMMITTEE appointed 20 nominate
Presidential Electors. Wchuye not space to say
more present, either Of this day Of the Con.
vention of Clay Clubs on the following day
Suffice it to say, that no Convention ever tcld in
this State, has furnished to the friends Of good
government, more glorious evidences of deter.
mined spirit IN the Wings. The West came in
nobly every county being largely represented, and
every delegate full of faith in giving the Electoral
Vote OF this State to Henry Clay; and we assure
our Wing friends everywhere that while the
Polkat prints publishing and repubishing
names OF old hackncyed politicians, who have been
bought and SOLD by every party or faction in the
Union, there IS gong on IL every quarter Of our
State, silent, 5ut constant changes, in the minds
Of the people, not the politicians. which we be-
llevc will give the vote OF Michigan to the cause
Of Henry Clay and the Union.
We shall nave more to say Of the incidents of
ihis Convention. OF its numbers, we can only
that they srinuslV soon