New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
The Pro-pec, IN Indiana.

be no doubt OF the Triumph OF The wing party
Of this State when they exhibit such enthusi-
as,n, such union, such activity and such stern
and resolu.c determination as they do even now,
eight months before the election They arc now
finishing, not commencing their organization.
CLAW Clubs have been formed all over the State,
and in some counties even down to School Dis
,rcts. Gallant old WAYNE, Tippecanoe, the
Battle Ground County, and Marion in the Cen.
t-c, the heart Of the State, whose pulsatons are
felt to the renotest sections, have been foremost
in this good work-pressed closely, however, by
their Younger Sisters. In the Southwestern
portion OF the State, generally The last to wake
up, the cheering din Of preparation sounds as
loudly as in any other part. gentleman re-
siding there and representing some OF Its coun-
ties in the upper branch Of our Legislature, writes
me that the Wings IN his corner Of Indiana nave
pirdcd on their armo. IN earncst-thdt they no"
exhibit more activity, energy and zeal than they
have. for years before, even on the eve OF Eicc-
,ons-and that he has not a shadow OF doubt
but that they will poll vote next August and
November, satisfactory 10 themselves, astonish-
ing to their friends, and alarming TO the advo'
Gates of the Restoration of the Bourbons. You
NAV be assured that the Harrison boys OF Hoo
sierdom will prove in way that they VIII con-
slider pretty conclusive to Mr.. Van Buren, that
thew were neither drunk nor "mad" IN lS4O,
when they drove him and his followers from the
high places they had SO shameessly desecrated'
They will show him that they cast hlm out be-
Cause they were opposed 10 his SUB treasury
his proAigatc cxpendturcs-fns disregard oil The
petitions the Pcople-and his retension in office
,lo St lo
! in his teeth the foul slandcr on the Freemcn OF
America contained in his Harrisburg letter. The
indignation OF the People, excited at that insult,
can neither be quelled by his lro"ii, nor afrcsteu
by his dictaiion.
Here, in the Prairie North, We are not asleep
can assure YOU. In Elkhart county, the strong
| hold of Loco Focosm. there are three Clay Clubs
formcd-in koscinxsEo county there is flourish.
ng one, and in La Porte they held Il large
Mass Meeting on Washngton's Birthday and
organized County Clay Club, which has since
! been followed up by the formation OF Township
| Clubs, auxiliary thereto. This does not look like
supinencss, TO say the least.
On the 22d of February we had large Mass
| Meeting of The Wings of old ST. 10 at the Court
House IN this place, to talk about Harry Clay
and organize to meet the foe. 1t was gathering
together in Their strength of the veterans of tins
county whose secpcss exertlons and unquencha
bic zeal have caused the Wing banner 10 float
steadily over it in Victory ever since IT'S organl-
eaton. The Wing walchfrcs have, through
their patriotic efforts, bazcd here undimmed
for fourteen years, and they, who have been SO
long faithful to the cause of the country, arc re-
solved not to be apatheiic now. The oung
Men too were ihcrc--all resolved TO do their part
in rcdccming the State from the thraldom oi
Loco Focosin and placing her high up on the list
of Clay States. The utmost good feeling prevailed,
and after hearing an able speech from Mr.. De
frees, our Senator. reviewing the conduct of the
Loco. Foco majority in the last Legislature,
short addresses roIa Others, ceciing IL Central
| Cun,mlttcc, preparing for organization, passing
resolutions, &c. the meeting adjourned To meet
again in mass on The 2Jd inst. for tie nomlna
ton of Wing County Ticket
But the most enthusiastic rally made here
since the days of the Tippecanoc Club was last
Saturday evening. About noon on that day, the
Central Committee issued Il notice calling the
Wings of this township together 10 form Clay
Club. Evening came, and though there had
been but six hours notice. 10 the surprise of
every ono, our large Court House was crowded
with warm.hcaytcd Wings. Animating and soul
stirring addresses were made by some SIX or
eight Wings, and the applause was heartfelt,
rapiurous and long continued. There was but
one heart in the dense asscmbagc, and It's every
| pusaiion seemed 10 beat for our noble and true
champion, Harry Clay. The mention of his
name would cause the most enthusiastic cheering,
and the applause, when il was suspended, scanned
rather pcni.up from Difference 10 The speaker,
than ceasing because the heart did not dictate it.
Every eye was lit up and every countenancc
bcamcd with gladness and joy the glorious
result of the Maryland Election was commented
on-and the patriotic cxhoratons and appeals
to "go and do likewise, were responded TO with
zeal that augtlrs well for our ultimate triumph
and brilliant victory.
Our old opponents, amid all this excitement.
are not fast asleep by any means. They will
make desperate struggle and die hard. ~
Hickory Club" has been organized IN Eikhart
county, and two or three " Democratic AsSOcid-
iioaS" in this. have not heard ofthc formation
of single" Van Buren, Club through the length
and breadth of the State nor do expect TO; but
"Hickory Clubs" and such like will doubtless
be thick. The Political Aboitionsts will also
strain to the utmost 10 give the State TO Van
Bmcn, bu, | have no fears of the result F." a
full vote will insure Wing victory" beyond all
poradven,urc.
Another Convention is TO he held on the Tip
/ pecanoe Battle-Ground on the 29th OF May (ihe
anniversary OF the one four years ago. TO respond
TO the nominations Of the Baltimore Convention.
1t will be Il rouser, you may be certain. Every
Wing in the State is Delegate and they will
flock there by thousands.
The tremendous Wing State Convention re-
Gently convened in Connecticut makes MS hope
for their success this spring, though we do not
iecl sanguine, The dodsing there by the Loco
FocoS from the real issue on the Tariff question
Is. suppose. what saves and has saved them
from an overwhelming defeat; but il does seem
10 me, when the Wings in the West, who are
perhaps not interested in as large degree in
Protection as Connecticut, stand up meniullv
for the Wing doctrine where the Loco Focos are
the most bitter and violent in their oppostion,-
that the friends OF the Tariff in Connecticut
should speak out by decided vote in favor of
the present Wing Tariff, and not lie, the news
oil Il Loco Foco victory come 10 It's over the
Lakes, to be construed, as 1t IS ci,0ayS here by
tha, party, as Il Free Trade triumph. Ii Con
necticut wishes the present Tariff sustained. she