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afhe Great Whig Barbecue in Keneuekys
Correspondence OF The Tribuoe.


FgASKPoRT, KY, Oct. q, 1872
Yesterday was the day for the Great Barbe-
sas given by the Clay Club of this County
H. Wing Members of Congress Monday, the


,y that most persons started for this, was so nn-
8aso able--rainy all day--that many staid at heme


,ho otherwise would have come here. suppose


.ssre were al least 10 600 here in the morning,
EaLicb was fine as Old Sol could make it. A pro-
s,s.:ion was formed in which suppose there were
E,,Ieast &. .000 persons. At 10 o'clock speaking
Ma commenced in the State House yard. In less
Htban no time the yard was full (four acres.) Ex-
taGggernor METcALF opened the meeting, made
s,aTne happy remarks, aud stood back for GALLANT.
.SHARsY, the giant Of the Wings. He spoke about
lare hour in favor of the great measures of the
'HWbes. including Protective Tariff, which he add
3socated with great ability and dignity. Colonel
1 3pR,YToE, Senator CRITTENDEN, LESLIE COMBS,
sgsn /. w. ASpRgws, M. c., and other distin-
Matched gentlemen. addressed the meeting, after
ffSssbch. HENRY CLAY of Kentucky was formally
b,on,natea as the Democratic Wing candidate for
1 H. presidency. and JOHN DAVIS of Massachu-
.er. (or Vice President, by the unanimous vote of
s,he immense assemblage. Old Kentuck has got
Sher bach up.' and will assure you she will be
AearI in IA in tone that will make Loco.Fo oco'
ssm SQUAT. The Whg party is thoroug ghly united
lii Kentucky. and ready TO battle with any man the
gToeos NAV propose Mr.. CLAY looks better than
Hbe did some years ago: he grows younger instead
NNf older The Locos in this State will have no
Nianaiaa,e bu, g Col Dick him only. Prince,
aal will lick any man they have in their motley
y. f,,,,, V,n Ruren Renton
II G HENRY C. MURPHY, the Loco-F oco Bank
asandidate for Congress from the Second District,
\ aln addition to the Office he now holds made
lpsech lately in Brooklyn, in which ne endeayored
somystify the Tariff question by the usual incl
sasutan .juggles of his party. In that speech he
Isnpldenlly and dishonesty asks the questions;


nBat uhy talt of Protection Has not the Tarig bill
EaaAssED!"


& Yes, sir, it has beenpassed by a Wing Congress,


mr party resisting i, and declaring t'at they will
@aYsgl it as soon as they get power. You, Mr.


urpby, are in the habit of reading the two Posts,
HHebeian, &c.. and know that they revile and exc
9Tste Protective Tariff and call vehemently for
RM MRepeal. You know that the Loco-Foco Rep


ssentatiye from you,. District voted against Pro-
Election in every stage and form. You know that
SMr Roosevelt Of this District in the present Con-
sgsss boaslingly predicted that the next would be
BaDemocratic Free Trade Congress, and would
f,epeal the Protective features of the Tariff. You
sknow that Mr.. Van Buren, recently TO Southern
sysitcr "spoke against The Tariff and commented
son Tic. .foLy Of the Vhigs in passing sach a mea-
tsare.p You know that not merely the great mass
sof your party but the very genius, the fundamen-
stal principle of Focois, is hostile the Fro
Elective policy And yot you, sir, seek TO oece'sc
ihe voters Of your District into the belief that the
oueson O, Protection is not involved in the pend
ling contest Every Loco-Foco paper issued IN
H,his City proclaims you deceiver OF the People!
/ Eg The Albany Argms takes credit to its party
Sin Connecticut Tor not dividing Counties and tor
Nnslying fair Apportionment in Connecticut
Though they had she poerea so 10 dsoide tic State
lso as 10 secure themselves euery Member" Will
lthe Argus tell us how this could be done? We
lEan see how party may so Gerrymandcr State
hs to secure itself a majority of Members upon


IA minority of votes as in the case of Ohio; but If
tthe Regency have discovered way to take the





As 10 Connecticut, the division is about the
gony one that could have been made, and We


don't see what particular generosity the Locos


have manifested therein. They have given them


selres decided majority IN eUery District, ac-
scording 10 the vote at the last State Election:
Rwhatm more could they do7 If they carry the State


sy 1000 next Spring they will take al four of the


Members; if the Wings carry it by 1000, we
shall have . or 3 of the A. Is there any magma
Rainity here to boast of?


4 But they have divided no Counties, says the
aAsus; while the Wings in, Massachusetts divided
aweral, The parallel is deceptive. In Connecti-
sateach District is composed of two whole Coun
Saes; while in Massachusetts several Counties are
alasiy too large for a Congressional District
s1us could the division Of these be avoided?


Ehc Broollyn Rebels.


Sfotse Editor Of ;hs Trthune.


Did you ever see a Parcelot apprentice boys get
iesesber and talk big about the authority their
Soss, threaten to defy his commands, and resolve,
Hasfbaps, to kick him out of kis own shop9 And
tasn did YOU ever see this boSs come among them,
aad nov ready was the loudest rebel to obey and
.R3n-his bidding, even should that be to black his