The Arousing OF Nrw-Jerscy-Ten Thou.


sand Wings In Council:
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Yesterday witnessed the assemblage al Tren.
ton o. the larges, Convention ever held within
The limits O. NewJersey. The lowest estimate
wc heard Of the number Of strangers present was
Efqht thousand, while several gentlemen who
have attended many Mass Meeting throughout
the Country assured US that the number was Ger.
tainly not below Fifteen thousand. Our own
conviction is that there could not have been less
than Ten Thousand Wings from other parts OF the
State in Trenton Essex County, on the East
line of the State, had Seventeen Hundred IN pro.
cession little HUDSON lextrcme East had near
three hundred; while Saicma, polling twelve
hundred Whig votes and located away down on
the West border, had nearly fire hundred in the
procession, and took the Prize Banner offered
by the Wings Of Trenton TO the County which
should send the largest proportional Dele.
cation. The various Extra Trains from the
Eas, come in about half pas, ! O'Clock
loaded down with Thirtyfre Nesdred Dee,
gates. A large number OF the opposite party
were on the ground, as well as some six or eight
hundred Wing ladies', who crowded the wintdE'
Of the State House, 10 the Grand Stand, and bal.
liantly diversified the dark masses OF ha't.
handed Farmers and Artisans who crowded at
I,rge area in front and on both sides oi IT.


The delegations formed ON the PLAIN Moth
East of the Railroad Depot, and those Of The
Western and Central Counties were generally
marshalcd when the Eastern Trains were IN
Al half past two the vast procession took
I'D its march through the heart OF Tren
ton enthusiastically greeted by the lovely
thousands who ie sloo ned the windows Of
almost, every dwelling, to the State House Yard
where the Convention was organized by the
choice of Gov. WM. PENNINGTON as President
and full complement Of Vice Presidents and &C.
crctaries Committees were appointed to draft
resolutions &c. and the Delegates from the several
Congressional Districts resolved to meet at recess
each apart and nominate It's District Electo' and
members of a Committee to nominate two Sens.
torial Electors. Gov. Pennington made bne,
anmating speech in taking the Char, and was
cordially greeted After recess, the COMMITTEE
and several Delegations referred the following
names respectively, which were adopted and &c,
clared to form the Wing Electoral Ticket Of
New Jersey VIZ: