The whis Meeting and Its Moral.
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To the Editor 2f The Tribune


Though an entire stranger to you, and indeed
to the City OF New York, having only arrived
a few DAYS ago from the . Old Country" yet as
the accredited Wing organ OF TINS City, beg "a
trespass on the columns OF The Tribune.


From the extraordinary political excitement
that | have Witnessed in society, and from the
ovcrfiowing measure OF ire poured forth by Dor-
ton of the Press. calculated as | thought, 10
yrap the Country in iames, made up my mind
to see, at least. the half of New ork in blaze
last night but have been agreeably disappointed.
After fruitlesS endeavOrs to hear some OF the pfln
cipal speakers tried o form some estimate OF
the number assembled but gave II up IN de-
spair-thc mind was Unable TO correspond with
their magnitude. Having heard some dislnter.
ested parties express tte. fears OF unpleasant; oc-
currences at Tammanv Hall, | repaired thither,
took my stand in from, and renamed until the
almost interminabe Ene passed by, and to the
credit-the everlasting credit Of the New ok
Wings be ii told, that even wAiIe passing under
the flag of "Polk and Dallas not solitary
groan. nor other markof antagonisuc feeling was
manifested As column after column approached
the depot of Loco Fo,oism, and behelc the aafed
banner float gracefully on the nlghtoreeze
cneefs anG GHhGFH.OL'VdS -oilg lcHt tie ILL ci!H
drowned even the sEeet music OF hundred IN
s,ruments Language Is unable to express the
deep indignation that felt on hearing OF the al
,ack made on one OF the Clay banners by a band
OF ruffisns asked myself, ii the cause can be
lst that resorts TO such means Wlll II not
nave tendency to drive men OF well regulated
minds from the ranks OF those who, while they
profess TO disseminate the seeds of Liberty. bnc
ignorance and tyranny in chains of ten-fold du
rance


The orderly conduct of the New-York Wing:
under suce exciting circumstances, shall bt
heard of in distan. land it shall be borne or
the wings of the wind, CT tie billows Of the great
deep, reach every hill and valley from "Capt
Clea-" 10 the Giants Csusewsy, from: Land:
End. 80" j I'm O'Grnats.'


An OLD COuNTRYMAS.