New-Iersey-HiekoryP Poies-Annihilntion
of n Loco Lawyer by . Farmer OF West
eru New York.
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Correspondents Of The Tribune


Nrw-BKUSswIcx. y. June %. ls4i-
Another Hickory Raising came OF In the up
per part Of the city on Thursday evening, aHid
the usual rafting OF drum and life, and all the
appcndeges OF Yankee ram, and the s:eFeotyPed
abuse OF Henry Clay and Wing Principles,


\ young LAWYER Of this city, well known as IN
no wise tenacious OF the truth, was the scaveageF
for the srening, in vilifying the character o! M
Clar. and lalsifying the creed OF the Wing party.
Much OF this was condemned by many OF the
party present, and two OF them have since re-
nounced the Loco faith. The young lawyer as
serted tba, James Il Polk was Tariff man, ad-
vocating a duty sufficient TO protect American
Industry This f4sehood appears now to be
used by the party in the Northern States


Mr.. DeMlyc KELLY f:om Erie County, \. \.
being in the City and present at the gathering.
informed a. Wing friend that he should be graft
fed to have an opportunity in his plain way to
reply to the assertions OF the young lawyer. Ac.
corcinply il was noised about town that plain
Farmer was to chase up the young Blackstone IN
the evening at the Club Room. At : O'CLOCK
the spacious room was filed TO overtiowlng, and
the wav the Farmer of Western Newfork
walked into Loco Fcco.Sm was g caution TO Folk
Il Co.


Mr. Kelly informed the meeting that only nlne
months hss passed since be was an out and
ou, Loco. Foco-Tha, he had waded through all
theimeasures of the party, until he had a, last be-
come satisfied that their policy was destructive
to the best inter es o; the country, and OF every
honest man seeking hvelehood Tor his family
Mr.. Kelly reviewed the origin OF the great Nation
al questions, dividing the Wing and Loco-to
parties, in PLAIN and forcible manner, and the
inconsistency OF the party was admirably por'
trayed. at was rich treat to hear PLAN tar
mer, talk about the the theoris OF Free Trade
he gave simple, but most effective illustrators
upon the workings OF the Protective Policy
and used the Loco party without gloves IN noml
mating an open and undlsgused toe to the Tart
of lS42, NEARLY to pander to the passions OF Null
ticauon.


Mr.. Kelly made favorable impresslon-th'
audience were dclighted-many Locos presen
gave assent to the strong positions assumed by
the speaker At the close Mr.. Kelly was greete'
with three rounds OF applause, and voted an don
orsrv Member OF the Club Rely upon 1t, ih'
practical speakers are the boys that can reach th
understanding of the masses. There IS an homes
ty of purpose about them which fastens upon tn
audience, and produces the best results,


