Glorious WING Rally in Sewb,rrSh'


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NEWcCRGu. July -, icfi


TIE Wings had glorious meeting here last
evening. Several Of them had been engaged dn
ring the day in fitting up room in the principal
street Of The village intended for a Reading Room
and also lor their political meetings. Hand bills
gave notice that the meeting was tn be addressed
by several gentlemen from Ncw.York. a spIcn-
did na,ioual flag, inscribed IN large letters with
the glorious names of" Clay and Frellnghuysen,"
names which are endcarcd to the heart every true
Whg in the land, was unfurled amid the cheers
of the assembled multitude. At an early hour the
room was filled it was literally " a regular JAM"
The meeting was organized by appointing the
different officers. MIR. Parsons from your city
was the first to address the meeting. For about
an hour he appealed to the heans OF all present To
support Henry Clay, the statesman and the pa
triot, and Theodore tre.lnghuysen, the philin-
thropist and the scholar, Tor President and Vice
President. He reminded them in conclusion that
in their village was once the head quarters Of
George Washington, the greatest wing that ever
breathcd. He sat down amid three times three
from the delighted audience. Mr.. Tomnson,
also from New York, followed, who for a little
over an hour spoke with eloqucnce and force,
prlnclpiIy upon INC idfM anu leAts, du3isiiB
the Wings TO prefer "Cay, FreIinghuysen and
the United States" to " Polk, Dallas and Texas"
The speaker was frequently interrupted in his re-
marks by enthusiastic cheers. After song the
meeting adjourned. Depend upon it, the Wings
will achieve a glorious victory in our village
The signs Of the times cannot be mistaken. Sc.
veral young men Of our village have organized
themselves into an Ashland Association their
motto is, " Boys in 40, Men in M" There are
doubtless others who can say boys m "A, men in
As. The Whig Reading Room is beautifully
decorated with banners, &c. with mottos in.
scribed upon them such as thesc-'' Protection to
American Labor "Thc Union without Texas,
rather than Texas with the Uniun," "The til.
umphs of 40 await the Wings Of A." and nu.
merOus others. Yours, &c. d. x. P