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The Wigs of the City icId grand and e.
trusiastic nes;ing las: night at National Hall
JAMES r. WooD, President Of the se7enth War!
Clay Club, occupied .hc char, and speeches q
the very best sort were made by bGessrs, BouroS
Of Broomc County, and W. D. MURPHY and H.
RAN kercHUM of Ncw-York. The Clay Glec
Club, and MessIs. Cook. Dixon, COLLINS and
others, added greatly TO the interest of the meet
ing by theif glorious Whig songs. Notwith-
standing the Hall was crowded to sufocation, e
dense mass also assembled in the street, where
speeches were made from two separate STANDS by
MORRIS FRANKLIN, ]. N REYNOLDS, Gen. SroD.
DARD ana others Our friends abroad may rest
assured that the right spin. prevails among the
gallant Wings OF the City.