New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

and sneskcd of early IN TIE morning Not . .irvs.
speaker invited was present m the meeting A hand
from NewFieid WAS engaged, and Mt O'Clock p they
went through the streets, blowing horns rafting bones
and ringing belle, 10 produce excitement And thrurS
they went, unmoee,ed and undsturbei followed by a
few rsgamuhn boys nobody seemed to care = copper
for them Their camp ground ww in the Jail yard over
against the Court House close 10 which an osshioned
double wagon that served for sinp was planted Tns
intermediate space was loosely occupied by Wing. AMI
LOcos with two of the former to Of the latter The
band called upon, and played their tutes utes and
suDg their powwowvOws for half hour To sur the
dry bones Of the Sham Democracy. But IL didn't sue
coed A speaker up country wa called out and he
sweat himself into fury 10 make himself believe that
Horace Greeley was a Loco and HorstiO Seymour a
Whig OF the purcst blood and the hrst wsier After
turcipe with all his might and main for about hour
to get up laugh, without any hope OF success be sud
denly vanished and was not seen sfterward Thea,
for a long time. there was such blowing OF horns
end rafting OF bones that many Loco tainted and
when they to- svyorc they would vote for seott
Their candidate for Congress then mounted the
wagon and remarked that he had been IN the ham
Of addressing twelve jurymen, who were bound ~
lar 70 hear him, but n the Intelligent men oetors
him free. he could not expect them 10 hear
what he might say And so they didn't and he SOFA
lett the stand Then the old band struck up sysn
and sung and played the same old thing they had
blown the whole afternoon When the t-i-i
was over and the people were thinned out almost
10 the last extremity, certain Colonel, whom
told wac mighty clever fellow and lives in thes
parts, called out by the Nhigs, aud with a lev
words made fun enough TO bring the whole affair to IL
latter end. The band then gave another squsll wAs
scarcely than few Wings remained gave mercy
the gasp OF cheer sorrier ct fellows than thess
same Democrats you never In your life. YESTERDAY
they were flushed with hope by the electionS retrnl
from Ohio and Pennsylvania, and to-day they tho
very pictures OF men doomed 10 defeat They have gone
TO their homes feeling e eighteenpOunder bad
struck them in the pit OF the stomach and phased them"
have spent the last four weeks in this section Of the
State and have formed some pleasant acquaintance
The Wing party embraces the better portion of the hes
men in the village The Whigs here are wide awake
and working sharply for their ticket Their abors
must necessarily be effective because they resell from
well-concerted organization WILLIAM DuSS ESQ
from Washington ;. u. ToyLrSsoN ESQ, lately admit
ted to the bar, ard DR.. q. w. HoLBRoox who, Sun
told has recently out from the foul paity are
out in the field, stamping for ScorT. with mind and
might that viii tell the result OF next November
The handbils are to-day for Grand Rally ncu
Friday ii. j. RAYMOND. OGDEN HOFFMAN,. VIZ r.
ROBINSON, J. :. nIAYER, 4. d. CuLvER, and others
from your City, besides eminent speakers nearer are
expected to address the meeting You may assured
the Wings will have tall time. They are united, ac
tive and earnest and you may look for glorious dngs
from Chemung in November n