Celebration at Hudson-The Blacksmith.


Correspondence OF The Tribune.
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HuDsoS July ). ls+i.
As a visitor a, this place, Yesterday attended the
Wing Mass Meeting and can assure YOU that was
highly gratifed with the powerful demonstration
made by the Wings oi Old Columbia. They turned
out TAR better than expected, and evnced spi-
ril that all is going right


cannot attempt 10 give YOU detail of the pro-
c-edings, nor j. II n-crssary for me 10 undertake
uch duty, which vii! DOUBTLESS be discharged b!
adler hunds. The vast as>emhIAge was nrdresSed
b. JosFpH HoXIF, II. a. WEED and ,,HANLES
hlxG. E,qr-. o your city, Mr. VAS WAG>Ek.
blacksmith, OF PoUghkeepsir, and WHEATON and
HARsARD, of Albany, all m ,'e mos; happy and Ell
l,ctive manner.


One OF the speakers commanded particular al
i,ntion, and merits II particular notice. allude
t the Puug hkeepsie Blacksmith, who | lsarn spent
TX ears pt his early r in a cotton factory, and
has been engaged for fifteen Years since that m-
rhe anvil aud bellows. HIS address OF
most eloquent and convincing character, display LOG
talents OF the highest order. He is truly OF nn
tures nobemeu, and doubt from hat | and
heard. whether among the giants who are now en-
gagged in vndicatng the Wing cause ia various
parts OF the Sine, there is who Is calculated
render more efficient service than this humble black
smith The strokes OF his hummer could not tell
With more effect than his thrilling appeals TO the
mechanics, the farmers and the working linen.


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