WITT N..t,n.i in Cambridge.

Correspondence OF IHc IfIUHH! u n, ,cl


CAMBRIDGE, WHITE CREEK. June "a. ia
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CAMBRIDGE, WHITE CREEK, June "a l'4,'


At the call and under the management o, III.
White Creek Clay Club, ono OF the mos sPii.eu
meetings. we ever witnessed came oil here cay
be(ore Yesterday. Ascertaning that J. n. r o"-
LgR. ESD of Otsego was TO attend the o'a'c
Convention in Vermont. We gained pic"ge
from him that he would stop here on MS way
and address meeting. The appolstcd Gay at
rived, and with il one of Inc most gloomy sA'es
that ever overhung the earth mud. stormy wiAoS
and rain descending in torrents during the "no'o
day. We, 10 cur ts,onishmcnt crowds oi raf-
mers, TO the number Of about 500, came pouring
in through mud and tempest from al diIeciiohs:
The meeting was organized by the choice OF
LEONARD WELLS for President ant OIL
rgRr BAILEY for Secretary. The following IS
summary o! the resolution, presented by J. I.
Putnam;


Rl.ored Tha; in the success OF the Wing ticket headed
BY Henry Ci4T ard Theodore r"in- au{ sen, "" . "4 W - @
tx ya. and we ;fu. forever t"e b!-b;pE Nils oi '
Fcn .ou,re;n nr ai.sie and the following great
eeas feut' 10 the county = m etSa.,m. ss.
ration -, IN. 20, -rnu!.nt: cessation u ci'i't


and the cuitaiir., executive n-f m 81 ~ , ~
MI "s . .frr, t lntri,try 4b s-cnate reynta
~ ri Inc .arti,ln-> o scutu-e. tine att Nd tr;uih
tue.. ,i 10 secure tie !ernnnent ptper'tg S ] le i
sound national currency ana t,r R'e.;, M o. @ T III srce
bic ard rtln0us PROJECT OF john iyier anu h iU
trade Sy,I, nvus associates. tie immediate anne
R.o That IN this latter question is,ss oe'ent-
ed calling on every "hn;e'e ms pIsvousU


c rci'ons mas har9 been To 'ei nj ace :,
,chase which the Leaders n p"! ,o,nes but
md fsspsrit, their own ppitcn ,'", , @
ns,n the pe,p of the North perDetu@;e >cre-y, nree
local r AMI ets'G', nnd yhoS. W. @ % ,t. M hands
-nvehoder must aye stFons sr - nsS' 'e"'s''' ''
-'' ;-i e i'5~t yys wi labor iuce.sautyw- vii pledge
our time mr. Il: cnf. every o body ara nlnu-Me
vii reinors;str -utre ai a;gne With or i@oMt.aLn,
, Snf-,Iv N flr with s this time nrtn III the cpue-
shni IL The triumphant election OF tienry Clay arc


TO ,i.s aurye resolutions the merllng gave
proinpi nui laundering re-pGnse hf. Fowler 'he'
took the stand. But how shall Ne describe 'he
-crus and enthusiasm which prevailed n'hh'
Mr. Editor OF Il mighty mass al the bone and sinew
p rne land sitHdii IN one m0iion!eS- i"sl'l"h .n'
three hours. covered with mud ana dipP'nE VIM VIM
wet-thelr ewes now filled with tears, now tiaSh'hs
with intIrnarlrn. as the strokes o lhc o'rrpo"eI-
ing the nimitabr orator melted ii enraged lhcni-
nj one time preserving the sullesS oi dea'ii' III
another bursting into loud laughter, nj another ut-
ter.ng involuntary, nervous and almost i"rio"S
" Amen as the patho-, the VIII or The sober ana
affirmative eloq uence OF the speaker was pr ed"1-
nant. Think of this and Won have ialn' aud but
very faint conception Oi the mshy spun 'hat per
vaded this meeting. Mr. Fowler mas power over
an audience that is unsurpassed, in our opinon, by
any, and equalled by very few. powerful entha-
siasm is beginning 10 manifest itself Ill this region
The people rUl not 20 far TeEdS After our meet
ing vas closed, one OF the most distinguished men
in this section hitherto a Loco-Foco came out
openly, aud publicly proclaimed that " he had al
ways been a Democrat, and had acted with that
party. but tha, he could 90 with them no further
/" will suffer" said he, my right hand to drop
from nv shoulder before will vote Tor Polk and
Dallas and thereby give my Influence IN favor OF An
nexation, and against Protective Tariff Snch
instances are numerous in this region The eyes oI
the peope ar. opening last. We nave nothing Ia
tear ii all Wings will DO ;her juty-onr triumph
will be certain and glorious. vote of thanks was
passed to Mr. Fowler for his mastery address, 10
.hich, il ever, American Freeman had istened,evefy
American Freeman it would seem, must have been
inwardiv convinced of his duty 10 vote only, ONLY,
in this unexamped and monentous contest al least,
for the Wing ticket.