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Who SPIRIT OF KENrucKy.--Wc find IN the
Louisville Journal glowing account of Wing
meeting held in that City on the evening of the
29d. which it represents as far exceeding both IN
numbers and enthusiasm, the greatest of the
memorable gatherings OF lS4O. The immense
throng were addressed by Charles NJ. Thurston,
ESQ. and Mr. James S. Speed of Louisville and
Mai. Rollins of Missouri in speeches rcplcie with
patriotic feeling and glowing with eloquence.-
During the evening Hon. WV. P. THoMAssoN,
tho able and worthy Representative of the Louis
vile District, arrived from Washington and i'm
mediately made his way to the Speakers stand
under the calls and amid the shouts of 5000 free
men. After brief but Impressive and happy ad-
dress from Mr.. T. the meeting adjourned with a
determination to give to the world, by their vote
for Owsley and Dixon, proof of their strength and
their attachment to the cause of CORE CT principles
e Ono is all alive. The best speakers are out,
and the Wings are meeting theiy opponents on
the stump wherever q fair field can be obtained.
The Belmont County Committee have challeng-
cd similar discussion through the county paper,
respectively, OF the two parties. The leading
Looo-Foco speakers there take pretty decided
Free Trade grounds, which strengthens our con-
hdsnce of a Wing victory.