MASS MEETING AT TWISTED.
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We had hoped to receive from some one present particular account of the meeting at Winsted on Friday last It was glorious gathering of the Wings of the 18th district. The number present IS estimated at from three to four thousand-nearly or quite as many as were present at the Locofoco County Meeting in this village on the 10th. The spirit and enthusiasm manifested on the occasion, far surpassed any thing witnessed in this section of the State during the present campaign. The Whig gentlemen and ladies fWinsted deserve great cred 1t for the arrangements made to accommodate and entertain the multitudes who were present. We copy the following from the Hartford Journal:

 "The Ladies too, turned out in very large num- bers: One wagon containing 30 or 40 bore ban her inscribed, Our ercuse is aDe are TThies r- From Wolcottville over seoen hundred delegates came Lone "Winsted wagon," drawn by twelve yoke of oxen, bore large number of citizens en- gagged ln their several trades, with appropriate mottos. The '" wool growers" were there too those poor men which the Tariff is crushing by giving them 50 or 100 per cent more for their wool than they received before its passage.

 The multitude was addressed by Hon. D. P Ty- Ter, and Messrs. Edridge, Charles Chapman, Out ton, and w. E. Robinson. The Convention ad- journed at about o'clock, in a glorious, cheerful spirit. This noble gathering argues we'll for the Whig cause"