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The great TARIFF BARsscUE Is adjourned 10
evening, and seize moment to give some idea
OF it. 1t was probably the largest assemblage
ever convened in this old and Populous County
certainly larger than the great Wing rally OF
1910. The People assembled IN the village BY
immense lines of vehicles from every point Of the
compass, and thence proceeded to beautiful
grove half q mile East, where substantial stand
had been prepared, and g noble Ok roasted. The
Procession Of wagons was about three miles
!Ong-DAvIp H. LITTLE, Chief Marshal Arrived
on the ground, the meeting vas organized by
choosing Hon. JAMES BaAckETT, President, with
Joseph Phelon, Robert Campbell, and Erastus
Crafts OF this County, Loren Ford Of HerkimeE,
JudgeT. P. Danioyth OF Schoharie, Peter J. Wag-
ner OF Montgomery, and Charles hathaway OF
Delaware as Vice Presidents.


Hon. JoHs A. Klse of Long Island was first
called 10 the stand, and spoke for an hour in an'-
mated and effective exposition of the Texas plot.


lion. JoHs A. COLLIER of Brcome succeeded in
lucid and mastery exposition Of the Improve
rnept policy and Financial condition Of the State,
showing the hostility to our Public Works which
dictated and the injustice OF perPetuating the
MIL Tax. He spoke nearly two hours, almost
entirely on this subject.


Hon. JosErH L. WHITE OF New York next en-
chained the attention Of the vast concourse with
speech Of over an hour in exposition and de-
ra,ce NJ a Protective Tariff. His argument was
homelv and cogent. and enliyened with anecdote
and humor 1t was q capital speech


HoRAcE GREELEY of Ncw-Iork next spoke
some forty minutes in farther elucidaton Of the
Tariff. and especially IN reference to the claim Of
the Loco Focos Of this region 10 be Tariff men
and the Incdentalsm of James h. Polk. II
was now 50 late that extended remarks were not
in order.


|, was now announced that the O1was wait
inr to be eaten, but the People would not adjourn
without "Another Song from 10. HoxIg," which
was handed out accordingly, with capital ad
dress Of FIVE to ten minutes in advance of it.


The meeting then adjourned to the OK and The
evening, when it will reassemble in the Academy
Yard.


The number present is estimated at fully TE'
| THOUSAND.


The day has been hot, but favorable; general.
cloudy, with light shower at O'Clock, which
did not at all interrupt the meeting in It's well
screened arbor. There is a glorious spirit here
and OrsEGo MUST GO WIG. II. c.