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- USioxrowS. June 9, 1SiI.


The whgSass.ing at u"ionto~n on Friday
it has been my yNo at any time to witness
The campaign Of 50 scarcely presented any
people of Fayetic county, assembled without
effort, to consult upon the subject OF the public
wldie. The people were there in their strength
to express their denomination 10 sustain Wing
measures and Wing men--fhe Tat!G, D'Stri5n-
tioa, TIC sale of the State WORKS. CLAY, FKs-
LlsGnuYsEN and MARKLg. 1t was glorious
gathering of The farmers and mechanics of Fay
ei.e county in thousands to pledge themselves to
rcdssalt the principles OF 1910, rcpud!ated on the
d.uth Of tie lamcntcd Harrison by his successor.
Flags hearing the old and inspiring motioes o
lSI0 waved over the heads OF the people. anc
new ones, inscribed with the glorious names OF
Ciny, Freiinghuysen, and Markle. Nor were
the songs wanting. They were sang, the assem-
bed thousands joining IN the chorus urtii The old
hills OF Fayctte resounded w!th the echos. II
was a glad season q; refreshing communion
which the Wings of Fayette held together.


A number OF speeches we're made. which kin
died flame of enthusiasm which will burn on
until Loco Focosm is burned 10 cinders IN Fay
ette county. The meeting was addressed by
a. J. OGLE, Esq the Wing elector for the dis
,ret, Hon. ANDREW STEWART, MOSES HAMP-
TON, and JAS. CoorER, Esquires In the evening
crowd assembled at the Court house. and was
addressed By Mr.. RUrrER, OF Mcrgantown, Viz
ginia, and J. r. EpIg, Esq. of Somerset. Both
gentlemen acquitted themselves Handsomely.


The termination OF the farce enacted at Baln-
more, in the nomination of J. X. Polk as can
didate for the Presidency, and g. NJ. Dallas as a
candidate for the Vice Presidency, was received
at Union,own on the day of the meeting. The
nomination was laughed at alike by Wigs and
Democrats The whole doings of the Conven-
ton we're regarded as farce. Indeed, ii was hard
10 make The Democrats believe that their leaders
could be so insane as to nominate Free Trade
man Of the Calhoun school for President, and an
agrarian, who advocates the repeal OF charters,
and the prostration OF all that is good and vcne
rab!e IN our institutions, such as q. NJ. Dallas,
for the Vice Presidency. This nomination OF
Free Trade man must for ever pTestr;ite Loco
Focosm il Pennsylvania. The Tariff Democrats
will never 20 for Polk and his Free Trade notions.
They will not sacrifice the interests ot the coun-
Try al the shrine OF party


u The Norwalk tOhio) Reflector says that vi
cinity is flooded with spurious copper coin. This is
viliany in Q very small way.