Adjourned for two weeks.

The wnig Spirit In New York.
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The Whig Spirit In New I orE.


We are obliged to condcnse, and sometimes 20
omit, the accounts Of Mass Meetings which pour
in on US from every quarter as We must have
room for ether matter. Here are some of these
which reach US this morning.


The Wings Of CLARENCE, Eiie Co. held
neishborhood gathering on Saturday last Q7th.)
They write us that they had just about ten times
as many present as attended the Loco-Foco
County Meeting there the 18th a deep and
glad enthusiasm prevailed, in view of the insplr-
ing prospect for November EDMUND HALL pre-
sided, f. D. Boardman Secretary, and the vast
concoursc was addressed hy SETH G. HAwLtY, ex-
Gov. SEWARD, Senator GIDEON HARD, and WM
A. MosELEY, NJ. c. Mr.. HAwLEY exposed Sen
ator Fosters pretence of Loco Focoism being
favorable to Protective Tariff; Gov. Seward
handled Polk and Texas; Senator Hard explain
cd and advocated The principle Of Protection ;
aud Mr.. Moseley reviewed the doings and undo
ngs of the present Congress at lis late session in
a mastely address. The People would hardly
suffer him to close, though he had spoken two
hours. A profound in'e'est and sangaine hope
was ovinced by all. Erie County always gives
great Wing majorit!es when called for; but her
greatest is to come this Fall.


The Wings of HgKgiMER and GERMAN FLATS
townships-two OF the darkest even in the boast
I'd Tenth Legion OF Loco. .Focoism-have re-
Gently held large and spirited meetings 10 raise
Liberty Poles and organize for the campaign
That OF German Flats was held on Saturday
last, and their Pole promptly put up by aooul 2UU
pair OF willlng hands. 1t is over q hundred feer
high, with beautiful National flag, presented
by the Ladies of the town, l6 feet by So, at
masthead displaying to the breeze the loved
names OF Clay and Ffelnghuysen. Alter which
r. HALLocx of Utica addressed the gathering.
There being 10 room large enough, the meeting
was necessarily held in the open ar-probab!y
the FIRST Wing public Meeting held IN the towa-
the Loco Fccos gathered round and amused them
selves with in,errupung The meeting and annoy
ing the speaker. This game was commenced by
The drunken ioafers who form the unfalIns
minu;e.men Of their army, but finally The would.
be respec.ab!eS, who had at first been content
with liqnoring and setting on their poor tools 10

make disturbance, openly assisted in it them
selves. We have tie. names, and are strongly
cmp,ed 10 give them; but let it suffice for tie
PRESENT that the next time Whg meeting IN
Gsrman Flats is disturbed by Generals, MAJORS,
Doctors, Supervisors and grog. selling Merchants,
who call the speaker damned lisE, and inci,e
ther boys and diunkarGs 20 hcot and yell 50 as
% drown the speakers voice, we will make their
r.fanlY as broad as the Union. We are assured
that their conduct made number OF converts
from the Loco Foco. ii no; to the Wing, Cause.
The Tom gave Harrison 1874 TO 40 votes in
10; see il Clay does no. have $50,


u THE Moaxl.G News is the title OF new
Loco Foco PaPe, just started in our City l.
O'Sullivan and Samuel J. Tildsn Editors H. c.
LaDgley, publisher. These a7e eli thoroughly
hostile - Protective Tariff, and We hope to see
them make battle in square, manly fashion.
Their paper looks well.


TIE CoSvESrloX.-We did not receive letter
Yesterday from our correspondent, =, Jackson, but
verbally we learn that .jor Kelly, the hig editor
OF the Reporter, has been elected printer the Cou
venl :. The proceedings on the 9Th were OF but