By This Mornings iIaiI.

Great Gathering ut Woodbridge, NJ.


5000 In the Field.
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An immense and most enthusiastic Torls.,
meeting was held at Woodbridge yes.e-t,,
From 500 TO 700 wagons, with every variety |.
tho characteristic upr;sings of the Peopl. W..
assembled, averaging about 10 to team. Ma,
or ,bem contained 40 persons, and some more, =
tached to hay wagons, and drawn By 10, :,
and horses.


Tic meeting was addressed with grea; sbiE.,
bv HIRAM KErcHuM and JosEFH Hoxig, Of Ne,
York and Mr.. VAS DYKE OF New Brunswick G
tho s,bec, of Protection in particular, and Ten
and the o,he. issues generally. We have ner
witnessed more pro'.uad and hearted! at.eataa
MANY of the other party were present, and ga,
= most respectful ear to the speakers. The NEE,
;nr will TIL upon the Election, and afo;d. go,
gs7urance of what may becxpcc,ed of Old Woo.
b,;d,c Tac Farmers aud Working classes ooa
nosst most Of the assembly.


All Newark, Onngc, BclIyiIe' B!cOna4t
sor;pcfeld, &c. expected 20 be present, attend.
,be meeting at Po.nqton Plains, lessening by on
,5ird the number who otherwise would h.,
h,cu 1t Woodbddgc. Still it was a proud d,l
and willIong be felt, Mu!ti,udes Of our cOun;ty
women were there, impaEtiug their smiles an
rood wishes 10 the cause.