Ufica Aroused.

Correspondence OF the Albany Evening Journal!


Urea. July - IS
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l.;c, July - 1871,


..Nov by my soul the ~ori goes br"el5 on


Dear Sir-Thc Wings Of this city had noble
and enthusiastic rally last evening. They were
addrcsscd by Horace Greeley, by Dr. Bacon. of
New York. and by that eloquent and effective
speaker. II. g. Wheaton, Esq. OF your city.


\ more high toned, enthusiastic and ludomlta-
HE s,jrit | never saw manifested. MIR. Greeley
addressed the meeting at considerable length on
that vital and all absorbing question, the Iauii.
lie quoted from the fathers o! the democratic
n,r,,, Tuoy,s JEFFERSON, GEORGE CLINTON, and
D,Nrgi. d. ToMrSISs, 10 show that they were IN
favor of, not u ji,dici0"s or an iHc'deHtai, but
PaorrcrNr Tariff. He exposed the Icsuilcal,
shutlling, qnibbling, eqnivocatng and hyPocnu.
cal course of the Loco FocoS on tins subject.


Or. Bacon next addressed the assembly and
was listened to with great interest, and interrupt
ed by frequent and rapturous applause


At abou; halfpast ten o'clock Mr. Wheaton
took the stand. lie stated to the audience That
as the evening had advanced 81 far, he did not
intend to detaln them, by going INTO an cS'en-
siyc review of any oi the interesting topics which
agitatcd the public mind; that he merely rose TO
express MS entire concurrence in the sentiments
witch had been expressed by the preceding
speakers. and 10 Cxhor, his Wing friends Ia I'M.





cause Here the speaker was interrupted by
cries from all quarters, go ON, GO on. These
cries were repeated so often and with such an
unusual tone of carncslness that they coMd not
be resisted. Mr. Wheaton did =" go oH,' and for
more than an hour poured forth = mixed slra'n OF
argument and satire, that brought forth from
time to time, and ut very short intervals, such
cheering as never witnessed before, and which
made the welkin ring with the joyous shouts of
highly gra;iiicd auditory. Between eleven and
twelve O'Clock Mr.. Wheaton observed that IT was
Getting late and he must bring his remarks TO n
close $50 on, go on, we will listen all night"
resouuced from all quarters, III one general spon
taneous cry. Mr. w however, brought hls re-
marks to close and sat down, amid such lnn-
ders of applause, such manifestations OF Wing
spirit and Wing enthusiasm, rs must have made
the Loco-Focos who were present feel, that 10
strive against it was (ruitleSs, To expect 10 con
qucr it was Udin


No man VINO was present at the Wing meeting
in Utica last night coud resist the concluslon
thai; in the spirit. the enthusiasm and nc ardor
manifested by tue Wings in the very heart OF the
Empire State, We have an earnest that although
the batAe has not yet been fought, the cictCryis
nircady secured. Tie Wings are nOo rRr-
uNriIANT SrIRlr OF 76.