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PgNysYLvANA.-Th following is an extract
of letter from sterling Wing in Pennsylvania,
which will give some idea Of the spirit which
anmates the Wings Of the Keystone State:


BuoKrSaH.N. Bucks Co. Pm. Aug. 25 1874.


| have just returned from attending I, Mass Wing
Meeting held on Saturday last at Newtown. Ii was
a tremendous one, at least $4,000 persons being
present, coming in with teams of from 10 33 horses
One OK team comprised % yoke of oxen, each pair
bearing the name Of State. They were collected
principally from Buckng ham, and formed n part of
the Buckingham Delegation. biy large wagon had
9 horses attached, conveying nearly 40 Delegates
The SO horse team was from Solebury; % horse
tsam from Fails; and ID mule team from Mount
Holly, New-Jsrsey, and great many teams of 6, g.
10 and II horses. For speakers, had Randall,
Chandler, Reed, E. J. hIorris and Sargent Tor Oil
yer Old School from Philadelphia; Col. Doffied
from Frankord; Gen. Rogers from tennessee; he.
side Mickener and Lear from oylestown. Several
bands Of music and great many splendid banners
were on the ground, and more live coons than ever
before IN any place.