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ROCHESTER,. July g. 1874.
Dear Sir have jnst returned from Albion
and was present at the most enthusiastic Wnig
gathering that ever attended The whole sec
'l,n, for miles around that beautiful village, SEEM
ed all life and animation. About O'clock the
Delegations began to pour in. That from Murray
vas very large, and consisted principally Of
farmers and mechanics. There were Black.
smiths at work with men hammering on their
anvils, tanning mill in operation, Joncrs, Sad
d!crs and Shoemakegs at work at their various
trades There was one team with 24 yoke of
Oxen In most of the Delegations were large
wagons filled with young ladies' on one of which
was motto " In taror Of Anaexation, Jm not
Of Teras." The various Delegations after leav
ing Their teams marched on foot to the Court
House. a friend of mine counted more than 800
ladies in one part OF the procession. The enthu.
sasm exceeded by far any thing ever before wit
messed in this section. The people are rising in
their majesty in favor Of continuing the Tariff,
and against the Annexation OF Texas.


Speeches, able, eloquent an instructive, were
made by Hon. MlLLARD FILLMORE, Hua. JonN
y. COLLIER, Hon. WASHINGTON Hunt and GEO.
DAWSON, ESQ. am truly yours.