Fire IN the Jersey Pines-Immense Whig


gathering OF jersey Blues.
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Correspondence


Rxp RAsK Monmouth Co. sept 20. l,+I


The largest Mass Meeting ever convened IN
Monmouth County came off last Saturday at
this village Early in the morning carriage after
carriage poured is contents into the village, to
say nothing OF The hundreds tha; wended their
way toward the Place OF meeting on foot.


4 little before i2 O'Clock the professions began
TO arrive: and such professions IN one process
sjon alone the vehicles numbered 3is, pre-
cedsd bv 60 horsemen Time will not permit
me 10 SPEAK Of the hundreds Of gay banners that
decorated the long lines of freemen Three
separate stages had been erected, calculated 10
accommodate 100 persons they were all deco
rated with banners. inters2ersed with wreaths
and yerlancs, which served to show plainly that
we are cheered on bv those whom our principles
protect Al the time Of organizing the meeting
two OF these stages were gi7eu up to the Ladies
and were completely packedby them, although 1t
had commenced raining.


The meeting was calico TO order by H. W.
Wolcott. who nominated ] d. PoLHEMr OF
Freehold, as President, assisted by several Wee
Presidents.


Hon. JAS +. R.sDoLrH vas first called out,
who IN pithy speech Of hef an hour, narrated
the objects Of Capt. Socktons Monopoly N noml-
mating such man as John t. Thompson, or
John RGrodd Thompson, as Randolph calls
him. for Governor iir H. spoke also on several
cree: National topics. Hs was succeeded by
VAH WAGNER. the Blacksmith who gave very
lue i explanation Of the Tariff and rs eitcsis' ~
his plain. u1assumirg way


Hon. WV l.. DAYraN. L. :. Senator from thlF
Stale. next occupied the attention Of tic meeting
Mr.. II IA 4 noble orator eW men IN TINS c9un-
try or any other, are gitoG with an equal flow %.
language, combining tho same eloqUenre. Iiu
logical reasonines aud simple manners have
waged successful war, the effects OF which are
felt severely by our opponents by constant soces-
sions from then ranks.


H. ". GREEN of Trenton, was the last speaker
that addressed the meeting, when Il was ad
ourned to meet At he pills on the -h and Oh
Of October.


The zeal Of Jersey Wings was well tncd on
Saturday. During the whole time of tho meet
ing heavy North east storm was rsglng, not
wilhstanding which, not 'css than 5000 per
sons remained exposed 10 the ncomcncy of tho
weather, beng unable to find protection even
under the Ice oi the crowded stages


Capt Stockton's crertions Will Prove unnvaiI
ing in tins County, although re has bought out
our late candidate for Sheriff, but We hHve sc
lccicd another and better one, one thar can be
bought but means to run, and Wc mean 10 elect
him, in spite of stockton, who is still at work
with his coat or as 1t were, m oar township and
county.


New-Jersey may he set down as safe ior STRAIT
ton. our popular candidate for Governor, and as a
matter of course FOR our glorious champion,
CLAY and his associate, New-Jersey's favored
son, TnEoDoRr FKtLINonursEN MoSMot rh.