Mr.. Ciay,s Speech ut Raleigh.
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This Speech will be greeted throughout the
Union with the highest qualification. Seldom
has the great man from whom 1t proceeds done
himself greater credit, or the Country greater
service, than in this high-toned, calm and ire
sistibe exposition OF the great fundamental prin
ciples of the Wing party which divide them from
their antagonists. The diversity of topics intro
duced, and the full and comprehensive manner
IN which they discussed, render this Speech
textbook, and will proys Of inestimable benefit to
eur cause. We hope every effort will be made to
give it the widest possible dissemination.


One thing the publication of this Speech will
Or ought to set at for the consistency o;
Mr.. Ciays views on the Tariff, and the stale and
miserable siandcr that he has set of Tariff
principles for the South, and another Tor the
North. Standing in the midst Of almost the
whole population OF Southern State, he crap
pies boldly with the doctrine of Protection eno
the Tariff Of 1912, and places their defence on
the broad National ground-the only true ground
that they are equally as beneficial, as necessa-
~, to the interests Of one section of the country
IN another-to tho South as TO the North. He
proves triumphantly that a Protective Tariff is
NOT exclusively Northern measure, and silences
with breath the calumnics of those purhmd
denagOgues who think that there is something
odious to the citizens of the South III the
principle of Protection. The long and unac.
eountable apathy of the people OF the South on
this subject is at last aroused their sleep is bro
ken; and those petty politicians who think for
the future to make capital for themselves by min
stering to the supposed anti Tarif feeling there
will speedily discover that they are behind the
age and the times. the South will remain blind
10 her true Interests no lnngrr.


Another Demonstration in Nc>v-Jeraey'


There another glorious gathering oil inc
gallant New. Jersey Wings at Orange, on lhurs-
day afternoon, on the occasion OF opening the''
new Hall. More than one hundred rehicies'
with banners and music, joined IN the pH"c'Pai
nrocsesion. which was augmented by large Dele
g.t;on. from the surrounding towns. STEPHEN
D. DAY Esq presided, and eloquent speeches
were delivered by Hon JACOB w. MILLER, J.
BLUNT, ESQ and Alderman DAVIES OF New York.
In the course Of the meeling the following EeSo-
lu,ions, drawn up and forwarded by the Nlechan-
ics of Newark. were adopted by acclsmation:


R.,a,p.G By the Whizs Of Old Es Council assembled.
,hst we rxgnr tie Wing farf 1872 aS measure OF too
much importance h and u the county t." ise 10 ne en'


Resared. hat hRSsY LAY the tather oil The amer
fcan at Protection inGus;ry we tlnk ie
safest pinn will " have the csd the and under the
prntsctn oi the Juhsr. UNI Il, maiuy. snc be-
comes Capable Oi protecting itself


Fssoped That confidence his wisdom md
ability execute the trus, We intend Ia commit hun aud
10 hidh
q Rim have our hre Hur>- for the term OF
Syesn from tive +b OF March next


The meeting con,inaed until 8 O'Clock. when
It broke up in the highest spirits, with songs and
.cclamatiops and amid The approving smiles of b
largo number OF ladies', who graced the occasion
with their presence


r There is to be grand rally at Rochester
today of the Wings OF old Monroe. They Will
b addressed among other speakers, by those two
feerless whig champions, Ex-Governor SEWARD
and JOHN A. COLLIER.


NJ The Loco Foco State Central Committee
NJ Massachusetts have called State Conven-
ton to assemble at Worcester on Wednesday, the
18th day of August next.


Fy Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. has consented to de-
,;v,r the next Annual Discourse before the Ma
,r.:,rt. Of Wsshinptnn