yoL. III. NO. ISL.

Great WING Meeting in Marlboro Chapel.


Correspondence of The Tribune.
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BosToN, Nov s. 1S42
There was a strong rally of the Wings of Bos-
ton last night ct the Marlboro Chapel. They came
up by thousands, filing every part Of that great
cdifce, and manifesting by their enthusiasm full
determination to shake eff the sloth which, for
some time past, has too extensively prevailed
among them The speakers were j. H. CLIFFORD,
Esq of New Bedford, and JoHN c. PARK, Esq.
of Boston, both gentlemen of fine oratorlca pow
ers and possessing the confidence of the party


Mr. Clifford went somewhat at length into the
topics now most prominently before the people,
and upon which our State Election is to turn; CIV
ing the first place of course, othat great and vital
question, the Tariff. He stripped from the Loco
Locos the miserable disguises by which they are
attempting to conceal from the people thor I'M
placable hostility to that great measure. 1t was
1udicious Tariff that they wanted but they
would never condcscend to explain what they
meant by such language. Their shufiing and
equivocation on this point, Mr.. Clifford said, re-
minded him, of an anecdote of certain Captain
of a coaster trading between his own town of New
Bedford and the city Of New-York. He was :
man of exceedingly treacherou5 memory. One OF
his neghbors had taken bill of one OF the New
York Banks, the genuineness of which was so'ne-
what doubtful. The Captain was requested, as
he was about TO depart for the city, take the bill
and ascertain It's true character by inquiry at the
Bank. He promised to do so, but his memory
failed, and the promise was not fulfilled lie told
the man, however, that he would attend to the
matter next time without fail. Again he went to
New-York, and again he returned. His friend
called at once inquire what information he had OBJ
tained respecting the doubtful BILL The Captain,
TO his great modification, had again forgotten his
promise but he had not the courage to own the
truth. Why said he, hesitating. yes, called
at the Bank and they told me it was n toleraby
good bl-not very good, nor very counterfeit.
And so it is, said Mr.. c., with our opponents
Their ideas of a judcious Tariff are about as
definite as those of the Captain respecting the
bank bill


Mr. Park spoke with great fuency, and enlivened
his speech by several sallies of viii, which made
the audience exceedingly good natured and elici-
ted great applause.


Mr. Clifford, should have stated, gave cheer
ing accounts of the of things in the Western
part of the State where he has been work in the
cause for some time past


The Wings here are looking anxiously to yen to
set them an example on Monday next worthy et
being followed here the succeeding week. Your
success or defeat may seriously affect the result
but the Wings Of this State have no idea of being
beaten, even if Ncw-Yorl should fail in her duty.


Yours, HANcocK.