r,,. WING Gathering last night.
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TIE attempt to hold Wing Meeting in Na-
,ionsl Hall las, night Was a signal failurc-the
nl,co would not bod third Of the F'een'en wee
t1ronred round ito hear the gallant son OF Ken
,urky LESLIE CONES. AbFef speech was made
inside by H. NJ. PARSONS, after which the fraction
of the meeting inside the house joined the larger
portion outside, and were addressed by Gen.
COMBS from staging in the street for an hour
and u half, in strain Of mingled eloquence,
pa,hcs, humor and glowing patriotism. lie was
listened to with admiration and delight, and the
emotion which occasionally through his remarks
would overcome even the anxiety of the assem-
bagc to catch every werd burst forth IN reiterated
peals OF applause DIT the close.


Gen. D. l.. CLINcH of Georgia was then called
Up ard made few animaiing remarks, urging
the Wings Of Ncw-Yofk to do their duty, an6
plcdgipg thtm that Georgia would cast heF vote
or Clay and Freinghnysen by d. least 4,o0O
nsjotity.


The announcement. Of the VERMONT ELECTION
news was then received with rapturous shouts,
and the meeting acjnurned.