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LANCASTER Pa. July 23 1874.
The Tribune inquiries "what the Wings OF
Lancaster are doing?" You may rely upon it,
friend Greeley, they are doing their duty. 1t is
true, they are not making so much noise as some
of their neighbors, but they arc fully awake to the
Importance OF the crisis, as you will hereafter
discover.


We do moi care to trot out" our men TOO Of.
Ten, as large portion Of them are quiet, indus
trous people, aversc to the noise and excitement
of large conventions; but when the ballot boxes
are opened, VIC are sure TO find them " thar
They may be a little Siop, but they are amazing
sure.


About the first Of September we shall CON-
mence "getting up steam" in earnest; and BY
the first of November, the veteran squadrons OF
the Old Guard will be put in motion, with suffi-
cient momentum to throw eleven thousand good
and true votes for Clay and the Tariff If this
don't give hard on 10 six thousand majority, I
shall be greatly ont of the way in my calcula.
tions. Your neighbors of Tammany Hail may
expect TO hear thunder" somewhere about mid
night on the second day of November next