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 "CAMBRIDaE, Mass, Sept. ?, 1874

 f'The Democrats in Massachusetts are all of the true States Right School, and the Wings, on the contrary, are acknowledged Federalists, and though many of them are not Abolitionists, yet they willingly concede any thing to them, to procure or purchase their votes No principal Is too sacred to be barered for Henry Clay. If the line between parties could be as distinctly drawn at the South as t is here, all would turn with hor- TOT from Federalism, and marchin solid pha- lanx to the rescue of the country. In Penn sylvana and New Y ork, the prospects of the Democracy, as far as l could judge, were most aatterlng

 e'fhere will be a great meeting of the De- mocracy, in old Fanenil Hall, tonight Ma ny of the distinguished speakers will be pre- sent The Democrats have frightened the Wings, it is thought, into coalition pi9t Inc s4bofiti0nistS p