For salt River.
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The fast sailing Packet, Ohio Wing, command
ed by the late Thomas Corwin, passed up Salt
River few days since for the harbor nearest the
source Of that notable stream. The Wing had
on board about 100000 passengers, all bound Tor
the same destination. 1t is no. expected howev-
that they will long at the quarters so re-
Gently vacated by their political opponents lhe
climate is uncongenial to the temperament OF
honest men, and it is not 10 be presumed 'hat
wings could remain in atmosphere SO thorough
lv mpregnated nth the noxious efiuvIa OF loco
focoisn, become from that section OF country


having been recently so densely populated with
Gerry ymanders, Gratfes, kangaroos, ScIoto sea-
horses &C. &c. The Ohio Wing will return ere
long, still commanded by the same 'Black Tom,'
and will have still; flying for its pennant the "same
old La' --L-~ a -------rI--.i'' -
| 1910. She will be receiv ed at her old mooriDg o


bv the splcndid and ever-sea- worthy steamer
"O'd Kentuck," and tho trim-built ship IIoosher,


and will be welcomed by the hearty shouts of the


noble crews OF some - or 20 other vessels Of


state. The Ohio will pass in review before the


whole squadron, and upon her mas: which shall


boom the highest toward our bright sky, shall float


the glorious stripes and stars of our land, and in


our cagle's beak shall shine in characters Of dia-


mond brightness "Harry Of the West"