Phills,iues are upon you

From the Plebe,an OF yesterday.
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rh,ra pis,rict Wnig Meeting.
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There was grand rally ofthe Wings OF the iltrd
Congressional Dstrc, at Castle Garden last evening
10 respond TO the nomination c: Hon. }. PHnLiPs
PHeylA. The evening was quite chilly. bur not
sufficiently SO TO coo! the ardor aad enthusiasm OF
,ne Wings. who poured il with banners and music
from the different Wards composing the District by
thousands a, an early hour. There were also some
hundreds OF ladies present, whose encouraging ard
approying smiles inspired all present with renewed
devotion 10 the Wing cause.


The Meeting was called 10 order by Alderman BEN
SON. ON whose motion J. De PEYsrER OepEH was
chosen President, with Two Vice Presidents and one
Secretary from each of the hve Wards. Thrllios
.neecbes ,weIe made in exposition and defence
OF the Wing policy, by DAVID GRAHAM OF this
Civ. JOHN Mason, Of Baltimore, and JOSHUA a
SPENCER, OF Utica, n,erspersed with capitsl
Whig songs Mr.. Spencer gave chsefirg ac-
count of wha, the Wings are doing in Central aad
Western New-York He said they had never worked
harder in any previous contest, never were better
organized, never more sanguins OF success Alter
fine display OF fireworks the Wings moved IN pro-
csss;on 10 the residence OF Mr.. PhGnix IN State
street. where he returned his thanks In neat but
shor, speech Alter which the several Delegations
moved 10 their several Wards.


w. JOHN c. HAMMosp is the wig candidate
s Assembly in Essex Co.