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u The MoNRoE CovSrY CowvESTIos, at
Rochester on Saturday, was a glorious. an i'm
Inense gathering OF Freemen. Even the Rochcs
ter Advertiser ,L,co) conceded that there wef'
from fee to serrn thousand prceen:--very fair ior
County meeting IN the outset Of a campaign.
The Procession was two milrs long, and the
largest ever seen in Western Ne~- York Gen
VINCENT MATHEWS presided, an&,the Convention
was addressed successveiy bwGbv. SEWARD for
two hours, JonS A. COLLIER FOR an hour and =
half, JAmss S. THAYER OF this city, for a hour.
Dr.. d. F. Bacon Of DO. briefly, and Hon. JouH
]. HARDIN OF ILL., When the latter closed, the
vast conceurse adjourned, with nine cheers.


In the evening, the Clay Council House, 81
feet by so, was dedicated, and JAMES S. THAYER
Of this city spoke two hours, in support of Henry
Clay and the Tariff. His powerful argument was
enthusiastically greeted.


Saturday was great day for Old Monroe, and
we are now convinced that she will considerably
exceed The Wing majority we gave her credit for
in our estimate She will come up 10 her high
water mark, 600