TIPPEcANoE FIRE ON THE PRAIRIEs!


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INDIANAPOLIS, (ISD.) Jan. Is.


IL write you few lines amidst the sound
Of three bands Of music, and the deafenng
plaudits Of the citizens Of this place, and 500
delegates assembled for the Convention to-
morrow. There never was, in the annals Of
the State, so great a concouise OF delegates
in attendance on any convention, and, IN ad-
dlon, the enthusiasm and determined spirit
OF the people never was exceeded on any other
occasion. The Vanocrats had or 500 but
we shall at least treble them. Among other
incidents of the occasion, a large Canoe, from
Dearborn county, drawn by six horses, and
containing 20 or 80 delegates, arrived few
minutes ago; whilst, at the same time, a large
cdpaicade from The wesi, led on by the splendid
Terre- Haute brass band, was seen approach
ing from that section, whilst thousands Of peo-
pie from The porches and balconies of The ho-
feis, houses and pindo,cs, rent The air ,riih
their ucclamations 1t would have done your
heart good to have seen this demonstration of
POPULAR enthusiasm and patriotism"