The Wings of Pennsylvania to th"ir breth-


rcn In fhe City of Ncw-Y orl.
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PnlLApgJPHA, March 9TH. lsi5


H. GREELEY, Eeq-ucT SH:--lt the Wings oi
New-YorS haer with what deep interest We view
the preparations for the Spring Election IN yonr
City, and The anxiety we manifest for the result,
an sure there is not friend OF Henry Clay IN your
midst, but what from pride, if nothing more, would
Exert himselfto secure the triumph Of his and our
principles


The Election here has passed, and the result Is
gratifying only TO Wings. The noise oi the cannon
has hardly died away celebrating the Inauguration
of Polk, ere we are called upon 10 rally al The bal
lot box, and what do we seel A heavy, vct-
.orious vote polIed in opposition to Loco-Focolsm
and Native Amercanism. If New-York will be
true to herself on the Sth Of April, ii will give new
hopes, a new life 10 the Wing part, throughout
the unlon-and old Connecticut too II the Wings
OF tina; gallant little State knew with what trembling
anxiety both parties are looking TO her not Wing
vote would be lost, and this would insure Wing
victory. The Election which was held IN that State
one year ago, and which opened the Presidential
campaign was not viewed as of so much nnpor.
lance as the present Election Is. Let them keep IN
mind that the Texas and Tariff questions may de-
pend on her vote and all will be well. Yours,