New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
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The following Plan Of Ofgan.z alton of the
gallant Wings of LEDYARD "a little Farming
Town in Cayuga Co. which gives about l5o
Wing majority out of 45O votes) VIC heartily
commend to the attention and prompt adoption
of the Wings of euery Town in the State and in
the Union. Don't stop to consider whether you
viii arouse the adversary as great many sageiy
deprecate the adversary will get all the votes you
do MT whether you arouse them or not. Don't
RELY on Mass Meetings and eminent Speakers
these are only useful to animate you to do your
duty in your Towns. DISCOURAGE HOME INDUS
TRY, is the Wing motto; and 1t will be found as
salutsry in Politics as in every thing eso. Do
not have Speeches even from your own members
for the mere sake of speaking, but attend to Or
ganization, Distribution of Documents, counter.
action of Loco Foco devices, &c. first, and then
have some plain, practical remarks, or Il Speech
or Tract read, containing valuable information
Meet in School Houses or Dwellings where you
can, since many Wings will not attend at public
houses. In short, look at this programme OF the
Wings of LEDYARD, and go and do likewise
TOWN OF LEDYARD.
ORGANIZATION BY HOME INDUSTRY.
The Wings of the unconquered aud unconquer-
able Town of Ledyard, tCuyuga Coz while they
at all times ready 10 AID their fellow hlss III
the great Mass Meetings holding in other Counties
are determined that the work of Orsdn-afton shall
be thoroughly done up AT HOME. They have ac-
cordingy arranged the following Meetings. 10 be held
at the times and places mentioned. Al each OF the
Meetings, Speakers will be i'll attendance 10 discuss
the great topics OF the day. No postponement, IN
any case, on account of heather:
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AT tho Aurora House. HsVS @ s@fsy HR g S9vener at rM
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.7nrerc. i7th August. 1874.
E There will be Wing Rally at National
Hall this evening, when JoHS Mason, Esq. of
Baltimore, native Q! this city, and capital
Wing speaker, will give an address. Other enI.
nent champions of the Good Cause are expected.
JOSIAH RANDALL OF fd. among them. Look IN !
U' The Whig rally OF HsRxlMeR Co. takes
place at He,kimcr on the 29lh inst. Thursday OF
next week HORACE GREELEY Of New York and
GEORGE DAWSON of Rochester are the only speak
ers whose names are now known to US, but there
will doubtless be others.
TJ n. REYNOLDS will be in GREENE Co. on
the llth, l2lh and l3.h Of September; in DE1A
WARE Co. on the l4,h, 18th and 10th, thence
travelling Westward as notice will be given here
after. He is ready 10 speak from day to day at
such times and places as the Whis County Com
mittees shall appoint or to discuss the Political
Topics involved in the Presidential canvass with
any champion Of Polk and Texas, and desires 10
confer with the Central Committees and officers
of Clay Clubs generally.
~ Ex.Gov. BIGGER OF Indiana IS suggested
as the next u s. Senator from that State By
correspondent in communication which docs
bu, Justice to his merits, but which it is not our
province to publish. Gov. Bigger, o. II. Smith,
{swindled out OF reelection in 43 BY the ioulest
merccnary treacheryl II. S. LANE, j. G. Mar
shall, and doubtless others, will &c thought o: BY
the Wings of Indisns-aitsr they have cast their
Electoral Vote for Clay.
Delegates to the Whig Stale Convention.